Transaction Information

The ID of the PayPal account of the counterparty.

The PayPal-generated transaction ID.

The PayPal-generated base ID. PayPal exclusive. Cannot be altered. Defined as a related, pre-existing transaction or event.

The PayPal reference ID type.

A five-digit transaction event code that classifies the transaction type based on money movement and debit or credit. For example, T0001. See [Transaction event codes](/docs/integration/direct/transaction-search/transaction-event-codes/).

The date and time when work on a transaction began in the PayPal system, as expressed in the time zone of the account on this side of the payment.

The date and time when the transaction was last changed, as expressed in the time zone of the account on this side of the payment.

A code that indicates the transaction status. Value is:

Status code	Description
D	PayPal or merchant rules denied the transaction.
P	The transaction is pending. The transaction was created but waits for another payment process to complete, such as an ACH transaction, before the status changes to S.
S	The transaction successfully completed without a denial and after any pending statuses.
V	A successful transaction was fully reversed and funds were refunded to the original sender.

The subject of payment. The payer passes this value to the payee. The payer controls this data through the interface through which he or she sends the data.

A special note that the payer passes to the payee. Might contain special customer requests, such as shipping instructions.

The payment tracking ID, which is a unique ID that partners specify to either get information about a payment or request a refund.

The bank reference ID. The bank provides this value for an ACH transaction.

The invoice ID that is sent by the merchant with the transaction.

Note: If an invoice ID was sent with the capture request, the value is reported. Otherwise, the invoice ID of the authorizing transaction is reported.

The merchant-provided custom text.

Note: Usually, this field includes the unique ID for payments made with MassPay type transaction.

Indicates whether the transaction is eligible for protection. Value is:

• 01. Eligible.
• 02. Not eligible
• 03. Partially eligible.

The credit term. The time span covered by the installment payments as expressed in the term length plus the length time unit code.

The annual percentage rate (APR). Determines the amount of interest a consumer pays to finance a purchase at a merchant.

The payment method that was used for a transaction. Value is PUI, installment, or mEFT.

Note: Appears only for pay upon invoice (PUI), installment, and mEFT transactions. Merchants and partners in the EMEA region can use this attribute to note transactions that attract turn-over tax.

A high-level classification of the type of financial instrument that was used to fund a payment. The pattern is not provided because the value is defined by an external party. E.g. PayPal, Credit Card, Debit Card, Venmo or Alternative Payment Methods (APM).

A finer-grained classification of the financial instrument that was used to fund a payment. For example, `PayPal wallet` for PayPal, `American Express` for a credit card, `Visa` for a Debit Card, `Venmo Wallet` for Venmo, etc. The pattern is not provided because the value is defined by an external party.

UDD SEPA Payment Type external decline codes. Value is defined by an external party. UDD SEPA Decline Code.