AI-generated Key Takeaways
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This JSON object represents a payment where a customer is charged, linked to a capture, asynchronous capture, or redirect event.
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It includes key details like capture request ID, payment integrator capture ID, event charge, and optional presentment details.
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The object also outlines event fees, potentially broken down for reporting, and any applicable VAT, all impacting the final settlement value.
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Amounts can be positive or negative, indicating the direction of monetary flow between Google and the payment integrator.
This represents a payment where a customer is charged. It is associated with a capture
, asynchronousCaptureFundsReservation
or beginRedirect
event.
JSON representation |
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{ "captureRequestId": string, "paymentIntegratorCaptureId": string, "eventCharge": { object ( |
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captureRequestId |
REQUIRED: |
paymentIntegratorCaptureId |
REQUIRED: An ID that is generated by the payment integrator that can be used to refer to this capture event. |
eventCharge |
REQUIRED: If this amount is negative then it represents monetary value moving from Google to the payment integrator. If this is positive it is money from the payment integrator due to Google. |
eventPresentmentDetails |
OPTIONAL: If the settlement currency is different than the purchase currency then this field should be used to specify details about the event in the original purchase currency and the conversion to the settlement amount. |
eventFee |
REQUIRED: If this amount is negative then it represents monetary value moving from Google to the payment integrator. If this is positive it is money from the payment integrator due to Google. If the fee is broken down into several parts, this value is the sum of them and the amount settled. A breakdown of the fee can be specified in the |
eventFeeBreakdown |
OPTIONAL: This is a breakdown of the |
eventVat |
REQUIRED: If this amount is negative then it represents monetary value moving from Google to the payment integrator. If this is positive it is money from the payment integrator due to Google. This is the value-added-tax (VAT) for the |