com.worldline.connect.sdk.java.v1.domain

Class BankTransferPayoutMethodSpecificInput

java.lang.Object

com.worldline.connect.sdk.java.v1.domain.AbstractPayoutMethodSpecificInput

com.worldline.connect.sdk.java.v1.domain.BankTransferPayoutMethodSpecificInput

public class BankTransferPayoutMethodSpecificInput
extends AbstractPayoutMethodSpecificInput

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
BankTransferPayoutMethodSpecificInput()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
BankAccountBban	getBankAccountBban() Object containing account holder name and bank account information.
BankAccountIban	getBankAccountIban() Object containing account holder and IBAN information.
PayoutCustomer	getCustomer() Deprecated. Moved to PayoutDetails
String	getPayoutDate() Date of the payout sent to the bank by us. Format: YYYYMMDD
String	getPayoutText() Text to be printed on the bank account statement of the beneficiary.
String	getSwiftCode() The BIC is the Business Identifier Code, also known as SWIFT or Bank Identifier code.
void	setBankAccountBban(BankAccountBban value) Object containing account holder name and bank account information.
void	setBankAccountIban(BankAccountIban value) Object containing account holder and IBAN information.
void	setCustomer(PayoutCustomer value) Deprecated. Moved to PayoutDetails
void	setPayoutDate(String value) Date of the payout sent to the bank by us. Format: YYYYMMDD
void	setPayoutText(String value) Text to be printed on the bank account statement of the beneficiary.
void	setSwiftCode(String value) The BIC is the Business Identifier Code, also known as SWIFT or Bank Identifier code.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

BankTransferPayoutMethodSpecificInput

public BankTransferPayoutMethodSpecificInput()

Method Detail

getBankAccountBban

public BankAccountBban getBankAccountBban()

Object containing account holder name and bank account information. This property can only be used for payouts in the UK.

setBankAccountBban

public void setBankAccountBban(BankAccountBban value)

Object containing account holder name and bank account information. This property can only be used for payouts in the UK.

getBankAccountIban

public BankAccountIban getBankAccountIban()

Object containing account holder and IBAN information.

setBankAccountIban

public void setBankAccountIban(BankAccountIban value)

Object containing account holder and IBAN information.

getCustomer

@Deprecated
public PayoutCustomer getCustomer()

Deprecated. Moved to PayoutDetails

Object containing the details of the customer.

setCustomer

@Deprecated
public void setCustomer(PayoutCustomer value)

Deprecated. Moved to PayoutDetails

Object containing the details of the customer.

getPayoutDate

public String getPayoutDate()

Date of the payout sent to the bank by us.
Format: YYYYMMDD

setPayoutDate

public void setPayoutDate(String value)

Date of the payout sent to the bank by us.
Format: YYYYMMDD

getPayoutText

public String getPayoutText()

Text to be printed on the bank account statement of the beneficiary. The maximum allowed length might differ per country. The data will be automatically truncated to the maximum allowed length.

setPayoutText

public void setPayoutText(String value)

Text to be printed on the bank account statement of the beneficiary. The maximum allowed length might differ per country. The data will be automatically truncated to the maximum allowed length.

getSwiftCode

public String getSwiftCode()

The BIC is the Business Identifier Code, also known as SWIFT or Bank Identifier code. It is a code with an internationally agreed format to Identify a specific bank. The BIC contains 8 or 11 positions: the first 4 contain the bank code, followed by the country code and location code.

setSwiftCode

public void setSwiftCode(String value)

The BIC is the Business Identifier Code, also known as SWIFT or Bank Identifier code. It is a code with an internationally agreed format to Identify a specific bank. The BIC contains 8 or 11 positions: the first 4 contain the bank code, followed by the country code and location code.