Status Code Values

To effectively manage errors in i-payout API responses, follow these steps:

1. Evaluate HTTP Status Code:
   1. Success: A status code of 200 indicates success. Proceed with response handling.
   2. Error: Any status code not on the 200 range signals an error. Refer to the HTTP Status Codes documentation for specifics.
2. Inspect theisSuccess Data Field:
   1. If true, the API call succeeded. Examine the data object for relevant information specific to the API call.
   2. If false, the API call failed. To understand the reason for the failure, proceed to the following step.
3. Analyze Failure Details:
   1. Status Code: Check the statusCode field in the response to identify the nature of the error. Consult the Status Code Values table below for detailed explanations.
   2. Message: The message field provides a human-readable explanation that might hint at the error's cause.
   3. Log Identifier: The logIdentifier field contains an identifier useful for debugging. Record this identifier for any necessary communication with i-payout support.

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Make sure to keep track of important details, especially the logIdentifier, to help quickly solve any problems if you contact our technical support.

Below is the list of the available status codes in the i-payout system: