Transaction Filters

Besides searching by transaction ID, Paybrokers also provides a robust set of filters to streamline the search and management of financial transactions. These filters allow administrators to refine their searches efficiently, ensuring relevant results based on selected criteria.

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Important

Configuring the time range accurately is crucial for obtaining desired results.

Additional Search Options

In addition to transaction ID, administrators can search using the following parameters:

• E2E Code: Locate specific transactions using their unique end-to-end code.
• Payer’s Name or Document: Search transactions by the name or document of the payer.
• Receiver’s Name or Document: Find transactions using the name or document of the receiver.

Additional Filters

To narrow down the search further, administrators can apply these additional filters:

Transaction Type:

• Credit: Represents an incoming payment or deposit into an account.\
• Debit: Represents an outgoing payment or withdrawal from an account.

Transaction Status:

• Registered: The initial state of the transaction, indicating that it has been created and is awaiting payment.
• Completed: The final state of the transaction, indicating that the payment has been successfully completed.
• Error: The state reached when a predictable error occurs during the transaction process.
• Reversed: Indicates that the transaction was not completed and was returned by the receiving bank.
• Cancelled: Indicates that the transaction was not completed due to factors such as timeout.

Webhook Status:

• 🟢 Sent: Indicates that the webhook notification has been successfully sent to the designated URL.\
• 🔴 Failed: Indicates that the webhook notification failed to be delivered
• 🟡 Pending: Indicates that the webhook notification has not yet been sent.

Search Results

The search may return multiple transactions matching the selected criteria, allowing administrators to perform a global review of the operations. This enables comprehensive analysis and easy identification of patterns or potential inconsistencies.