List requests
OAuth scope: organization.read
Retrieves the list of requests for the authenticated organizations.
You can filter (ex: only retrieve a specific request type) and sort this list by using query parameters 👇
Price plans: this endpoint is only accessible by organizations in a Business or Enterprise plan.
Authorizations
Bearer authorization header: Bearer <token>
, where <token>
is the access token received from the authorization server at the end of the OAuth 2.0 flow.
Headers
Required only for Sandbox API requests; to get one, please sign up to the Developer Portal.
Query Parameters
Requests can be filtered by their status
.<br>This filter accepts an array of the following statuses:<br>- pending
: a request still waiting for final status.<br>- approved
: a request that has been approved by approver. Final status.<br>- declined
: a request that has been declined by approver. Final status.<br>- canceled
: a request that has been canceled by requester. Final status.
pending
, approved
, canceled
, declined
"status[]=approved&status[]=declined&status[]=pending"
Requests can be filtered by their request_type
.<br>This filter accepts an array of the following statuses: <br>- flash_card
: a flash card is a non-physical card with a budget and a last day of validity. The card becomes inactive after the budget is totally spent or the last date of validity is past. <br>- virtual_card
: a virtual card is a non-physical card with a monthly budget. Card holder can spend that amount every calendar month. Above that, transactions will be refused. <br>- transfer
: a transfer of money from one Qonto account to another account. <br>- multi_transfer
: several transfers executed at the same time. A document can be provided to create a multi-transfer which is composed of many different transfers.
transfer
, multi_transfer
, flash_card
, virtual_card
"request_type[]=transfer&request_type[]=multi_transfer"
Requests can be filtered by their created_at
property. Please use a valid date time format (ISO 8601 for instance).
"2019-01-10T11:47:53.123Z"
Requests can be filtered by their processed_at
property. Please use a valid date time format (ISO 8601 for instance).
"2019-01-10T11:47:53.123Z"
Requests can be sorted by a specific property and order. <br>👉 Property: processed_at
, created_at
or status
<br>👉 Order: asc
(Ascending) / desc
(Descending) <br>Do note: Sorting by status:asc
returns a list of requests with statuses in the following order: pending
, approved
, declined
, canceled
.
Returned page (cf. Pagination).
Number of requests per page (cf. Pagination).
Response
The response is of type object
.