Tokens are API access identifiers which are associated with a set of capabilities. A capability may be very broad, for example, retrieve the list of all exchange rates. Or a capability may be very specific, for example, refund invoice RhHwkycGaDskrEhGfXWnRG.
Resource
| Name | Type | Facade | |
|---|---|---|---|
| public | merchant | ||
data
|
array
|
âś“ | âś“ |
policies
|
object
|
âś“ | âś“ |
policy
Can be "sin", "access", "events", "id", or "session"
|
string
|
âś“ | âś“ |
method
Can be "requireSin", "requireFacadeAccess", "allowEventStream", "invalidated", "inactive", "unclaimed", "requireSession"
|
string
|
âś“ | âś“ |
params
Can be "support", SIN value, or null
|
array
|
âś“ | âś“ |
resource
Token identifier. This field can be ignored in merchant implementations.
|
string
|
âś“ | |
token
API token for token resource
|
string
|
âś“ | âś“ |
facade
Can be "merchant", "pos" or "payout"
|
string
|
âś“ | âś“ |
dateCreated
UNIX time of creation, in milliseconds
|
string
|
âś“ | âś“ |
pairingExpiration
UNIX time of expiration, in milliseconds
|
number
|
âś“ | âś“ |
pairingCode
Access approval code. To be validated via the BitPay dashboard in order to activate the token returned in the same payload.
|
string
|
âś“ | âś“ |