post https://api-sandbox.appcharge.com/reporting/reports/orders
When a player makes a purchase, Appcharge processes the transaction. After the player is charged, Appcharge sends an update to the publisher with all the transaction details using a predefined webhook.
Statuses Parameter Options
This table lists the possible values for the statuses parameter, each representing a different stage or outcome of a transaction. The values range from the initial creation of a transaction to the various stages of payment, refund, charge, and dispute processes.
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| created | The order has been created. |
| payment_pending | The transaction has been initiated, but payment information has not yet been submitted. |
| payment_succeed | Payment has been successfully completed. |
| payment_failed | Payment attempt was unsuccessful. |
| payment_refund_pending | Refund has been requested and is awaiting processing. |
| payment_refund_requires_action | Additional action is needed to process the refund. |
| payment_refunded | Refund has been successfully processed. |
| payment_refund_failed | Refund attempt was unsuccessful. |
| payment_refund_canceled | Refund process has been canceled. |
| payment_canceled | Payment has been canceled. |
| charge_pending | The reward is being processed but is not yet completed. |
| charge_succeed | The reward has been successfully completed. |
| charge_failed | The reward attempt was unsuccessful. |
| payment_dispute_open | A dispute has been opened against the payment. |
| payment_dispute_lost | The dispute has been resolved in favor of the customer. |
| payment_dispute_won | The dispute has been resolved in favor of the merchant. |
| payment_dispute_evidence_submitted | Evidence has been submitted for the dispute. |
| payment_dispute_inquiry_open | An inquiry has been opened regarding a potential dispute. |
| payment_dispute_inquiry_evidence_submitted | Evidence has been submitted for the dispute inquiry. |
| payment_dispute_inquiry_won | The inquiry has been resolved in favor of the merchant. |