List all ACH debits
You can see a list of your ACH debits. The ACH debits are returned sorted by creation date, with the most recent appearing first. You can use this API method and the limit parameter to page through ACH debits.
ARGUMENTS
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Argument
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Description
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customer optional
| Only return ACH debits for the customer specified by this identifier. If you pass this argument, you cannot also pass any other arguments except for limit.
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limit optional, default is 100
| A limit on the number of objects to be returned. Limit can range between 1 and 100, and the default is 100.
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import optional
| Only return ACH debits for the import specified by this identifier. If you pass this argument, you cannot also pass any other arguments except for limit.
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mandate optional
| Only return ACH debits for the mandate specified by this identifier. If you pass this argument, you cannot also pass any other arguments except for limit.
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settlement optional
| Only return ACH debits for the settlement specified by this identifier. If you pass this argument, you cannot also pass any other arguments except for limit.
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subscription optional
| Only return ACH debits for the subscription specified by this identifier. If you pass this argument, you cannot also pass any other arguments except for limit.
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umrn optional
| Only return ACH debits for the umrn specified by this identifier. If you pass this argument, you cannot also pass any other arguments except for limit.
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page optional
| Only return ACH debits with that respective page.
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Returns A dictionary with a data property that contains an array of up to limit ACH debits and when you pass page it will return you all the entries in the respective page.Passing an optional customer, mandate, settlement, subscription or umrn will result in filtering to ACH debits associated with only that exact object. Each entry in the array is a separate ACH debit object. If no more ACH debits are available, the resulting array will be empty. If you provide a non-existent related object identifier, this call returns an error.