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Request → Decline a Request
AI-generatedOverview
This node operation allows users to decline a specific pending request in the Qonto system. It is useful in scenarios where a request, such as a transfer or card issuance, needs to be rejected with an optional note explaining the reason for the decline. For example, a finance team member can use this to decline a virtual card request that does not meet company policy.
Use Case Examples
- Decline a virtual card request by providing the request's UUID and a note explaining the decline reason.
- Reject a transfer request by specifying the request type and ID, along with a declined note.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Authentication | Method of authenticating the API request, either by Login and Secret-Key or OAuth2. |
| ID | The UUID of the request to be declined. |
| Request_type | The type of request to decline, such as flash cards, virtual cards, transfers, or multi-transfers. |
| Declined Note | A required note explaining the reason for declining the request. |
Output
JSON
success- Indicates if the decline operation was successful.message- A message confirming the decline action.transaction_id- The ID of the transaction related to the declined request, if applicable.uploaded_at- Timestamp when the decline action was processed.
Dependencies
- Qonto API
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the provided request ID is valid and exists in the Qonto system to avoid 'not found' errors.
- Verify that the authentication credentials (Login and Secret-Key or OAuth2 token) are correctly configured and have the necessary permissions.
- The 'declined_note' field is required; omitting it will cause the request to fail.
- Network issues or API rate limits may cause request failures; retry or check API status if errors occur.