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Zendry Global API 1.0

Acesso universal à API Zendry (Pix, Payments, Webhooks, Account, Crypto, Checkout) via AccessToken

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Receipts (Pix) → Create Payment (Manual)

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Overview

This node integrates with the Zendry API to manage Pix payments and receipts, webhooks, account information, cryptocurrency transactions, and checkout processes. Specifically, for the 'Receipts (Pix)' resource and 'Create Payment (Manual)' operation, it allows users to manually create Pix payments by sending a POST request to the Zendry API with the required payment details. This node is useful for automating payment creation workflows, tracking payments, and integrating Pix payment functionalities into broader automation processes.

Use Case Examples

  1. Creating a manual Pix payment by providing payment details in JSON format.
  2. Adding optional parameters such as generator name, document, external reference, and expiration time to customize the payment.
  3. Using the node to handle multiple payment creation requests in batch workflows.

Properties

Name Meaning
Access Token A valid Bearer access token for authenticating with the Zendry API.
Base URL The base URL of the Zendry API, defaulting to https://api.zendry.com.br.
Additional Fields Optional parameters to customize the payment creation, such as generator name, document, external reference, expiration time, external link, filters, webhook settings, and authorization status.
Required Fields (JSON) JSON object containing the required fields for the manual payment creation operation, as per Zendry API documentation.

Output

JSON

  • json - The JSON response from the Zendry API containing details of the created payment or error information.

Dependencies

  • Requires a valid Zendry API access token for authentication.

Troubleshooting

  • Common issues include invalid or missing access tokens, malformed JSON in the 'Required Fields (JSON)' input, and missing mandatory parameters such as reference IDs or webhook URLs.
  • Error messages typically indicate which required parameter is missing or if the JSON is invalid, guiding the user to correct the input accordingly.

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