EventPresentmentDetails

  • This documentation describes the JSON representation for presentment currency and conversion rates for transactions where the purchase and settlement currencies differ.

  • The presentmentAmount field, an object, represents the purchase amount in the original currency and indicates the direction of funds between Google and the payment integrator.

  • The nanoExchangeRate field provides the exchange rate used to convert the presentment amount to the settlement amount, expressed in nano basis points for precision.

This represents a presentment currency and a conversion rate in case the settlement and the purchase currencies are different.

JSON representation 
{
  "presentmentAmount": {
    object (Amount)
  },
  "nanoExchangeRate": string
}
Fields
presentmentAmount

object (Amount)

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.

The presentment amount of the purchase in the currency that was used for the purchase. This should only be specified if the purchase currency is different than the settlement currency.
nanoExchangeRate

string (Int64Value format)

REQUIRED: The exchange rate used in converting the presentment amount to the settlement (invoice) amount.

This value is in nano basis points (1 basis point = .0001 = .01%). That is, to get the exchange rate, divide this field by 10^13.

Example:

  • $1 USD is €0.85 EUR.
  • USD/EUR exchange rate is: 0.85
  • USD/EUR exchange rate with 0.0001 basis point is: 0.85*10^(4)
  • USD/EUR exchange rate with nano 0.0001 basis point is: 0.85*10^(13)
  • USD/EUR exchange rate with nano 0.0001 basis point is: 8 500 000 000 000