Create Transfer Request
To initiate a new transfer you must provide the following parameters:
to_address: The recipient’s email address (must be registered with our platform) or wallet - Use the same email used when creating a purchase session.amount: Amount of tokens to transferchainId: ID of the target blockchain.token: Symbol of the token being transferred (e.g., USDC, USDT, PYUSD)
This endpoint transfers funds directly to the recepieng without requiring any signatures from the merchant. If the amountexceeds the allowance set at wallet security page, the API would not process the transfer.
Important Notes
⚠️ The recipient's email must be registered with our platform to prevent unauthorized or accidental transfers.
⚠️ chainIdvalues for the TEST ENVIRONMENT are:
- 80002 for Polygon
- 84532 for Base
- 11155111 for Ethereum
⚠️ chainIdvalues for the PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT are:
- 137 for Polygon
- 8453 for Base
- 1 for Ethereum
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A human-readable text providing additional information, intended to aid the client developer in understanding the error that occurred. This field is optional and should be avoided if there is a concern that it could leak sensitive information.
A code indicating the type of error that occurred. For client authentication failures, invalid_client is commonly used.
Response Attributes
A human-readable text providing additional information, intended to aid the client developer in understanding the error that occurred. This field is optional and should be avoided if there is a concern that it could leak sensitive information.
A code indicating the type of error that occurred. For client authentication failures, invalid_client is commonly used.
Response Attributes
A human-readable text providing additional information, intended to aid the client developer in understanding the error that occurred. This field is optional and should be avoided if there is a concern that it could leak sensitive information.
A code indicating the type of error that occurred. For client authentication failures, invalid_client is commonly used.