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Look Up an Order
GET /hosted/v1/orders/order_id
The Hosted Payments API can be used to request the status or view the details of an order at any time. A self link is included in the order link section, which can be used to look up the status of the order. Alternatively, the order endpoint can be called directly as a GET request on the order id.
Request Example
curl -u jTxL2wsNysJ8Jzmpdwim:NAA043a7c53c66ac3826c5e \
https://api.test.netbanx.com/hosted/v1/orders/25TWPTLHRR81AIG1LFIn this example, 25TWPTLHRR81AIG1LF represents the ID returned in the response to the order request. A successful response to the order lookup will have the following structure.
Response Example
{
"link" : [
{
"rel" : "hosted_payment",
"uri" : "https://api.test.netbanx.com/hosted/v1/payment/53616c7465645f5ffeb47c2287dbf903bbb4627b16929a27b8d09b37db190a0f6ce44f8ea1461be2"
},
{
"rel" : "self",
"uri" : "https://[api_key]api.test.netbanx.com/hosted/v1/orders/25TWPTLHRR81AIG1LF"
}
],
"currencyCode" : "GBP",
"transaction" : {
"status" : "pending",
"lastUpdate" : "2012-05-14T15:12:18",
"authType" : "purchase",
"merchantRefNum" : "MERCHANT_REF_123",
"associatedTransactions" : [],
"currencyCode" : "GBP",
"refunded" : false,
"amount" : 1000,
"paymentType" : "card",
"settled" : false
},
"totalAmount" : 1000,
"id" : "25TWPTLHRR81AIG1LF",
"merchantRefNum" : "MERCHANT_REF_123"
}This response contains all of the information contained in the order, with the addition of the transaction and link elements.