// updated. An acknowledgement webhook will also be fired.
ItemStatus itemStatus = webhookResponse.body().getItem();
String webhook = itemStatus.getWebhook();
# update the webhook associated with an item
webhook_response = client.Item.webhook.update(
access_token, 'https://plaid.com/updated/webhook')
Update Webhook response
http code 200
{
"item": {
"available_products": [
"balance",
"auth"
],
"billed_products": [
"identity",
"transactions"
],
"error": null,
"institution_id": "ins_109508",
"item_id": "Ed6bjNrDLJfGvZWwnkQlfxwoNz54B5C97ejBr",
"webhook": "https://plaid.com/updated/webhook",
"consent_expiration_time": null
},
"request_id": "m8MDnv9okwxFNBV"
}
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Rotate Access Token
By default, the access_token
associated with an
Item
does not expire and should be stored in a persistent, secure
manner.
You can use the
POST /item/access_token/invalidate
endpoint to rotate the
access_token
associated with an
Item
. The endpoint returns a new
access_token
and immediately invalidates the previous
access_token
.
Rotate Access Token request
POST /item/access_token/invalidate
| Field | Required? |
|---|---|
client_id String |
yes |
secret String |
yes |
access_token String |
yes |
Rotate access_token request
// Generate a new access_token for an Item, invalidating the old one
client.invalidateAccessToken(ACCESS_TOKEN, (err, result) => {
// Handle err
// Store the new access_token in a persistent, secure datastore
const accessToken = result.new_acccess_token;
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/item/access_token/invalidate \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"client_id": String,
"secret": String,
"access_token": String
}'
# generate a new access_token for an item, invalidating the old one
response = client.item.access_token.invalidate(access_token)
# store the new access_token in a persistent, secure datastore
new_access_token = response['new_acccess_token']
// Generate a new access_token for an Item, invalidating the old one
Response<ItemAccessTokenInvalidateResponse> response = client().service().itemAccessTokenInvalidate(
new ItemAccessTokenInvalidateRequest("ACCESS_TOKEN")).execute();
String newAccessToken;
if (response.isSuccessful()) {
// Store the new access_token in a persistent, secure datastore
newAccessToken = response.body().getNewAccessToken();
}
# generate a new access_token for an item, invalidating the old one
response = client.Item.access_token.invalidate(access_token)
# store the new access_token in a persistent, secure datastore
new_access_token = response['new_acccess_token']
Rotate access_token response
http code 200
{
"new_access_token": "access-sandbox-8ab976e6-64bc-4b38-98f7-731e7a349970",
"request_id": "m8MDnv9okwxFNBV"
}
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Remove an Item
The /item/remove
endpoint allows you to remove an Item
. Once
removed, the
access_token
associated with the
Item
is no longer valid and cannot be used to access any data that
was associated with the
Item
.
Note: In the Development environment, issuing an
/item/remove
request will not decrement your live credential count.
Remove Item request
POST /item/remove
| Field | Required? |
|---|---|
client_id String |
yes |
secret String |
yes |
access_token String |
yes |
Remove Item request
client.removeItem(ACCESS_TOKEN, (err, result) => {
// Handle err
// The Item has been removed and the
// access token is now invalid
const isRemoved = result.removed;
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/item/remove \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"client_id": String,
"secret": String,
"access_token": String
}'
# Provide the access token for the Item you want to remove
response = client.item.remove(access_token)
Response<ItemRemoveResponse> response = client().service().itemRemove(
new ItemRemoveRequest(getItemCreateResponse().getAccessToken())
).execute();
// The Item has been removed and the access token is now invalid
Boolean isRemoved = response.body().getRemoved();
# Provide the access token for the Item you want to remove
response = client.Item.remove(access_token)
Remove Item response
http code 200
{
"removed": true,
"request_id": "m8MDnv9okwxFNBV",
}
Item status
The status of an Item provides information about its most recent successful and failed transactions updates as well as the most recent webhook fired.
You can access the status of an Item in the
Dashboard or
via the API using the
/item/get
endpoint.
Item status example
"status": {
"investments": {
"last_successful_update": "2019-05-23T19:51:00Z",
"last_failed_update": "2019-03-15T02:10:00Z"
},
"transactions": {
"last_successful_update": "2019-02-15T15:10:00Z",
"last_failed_update": "2019-01-22T04:32:00Z"
},
"last_webhook": {
"sent_at": "2019-02-15T15:53:00Z",
"code_sent": "DEFAULT_UPDATE"
}
}
Item status schema
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
investments Object |
Information about the last successful and failed investments update for the Item. View schema. |
transactions Object |
Information about the last successful and failed transactions update for the Item. View schema. |
last_webhook Object |
Information about the last webhook fired for the Item. View schema. |
Investments status schema
The investments status object will always be returned, but its individual values may be null if investments is not a billed product for the Item. A response indicates the update status of the investments products billed for the respective item.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
last_successful_update String, nullable |
ISO 8601 timestamp of the last successful investments update for the Item. |
last_failed_update String, nullable |
ISO 8601 timestamp of the last failed investments update for the Item. |
Transactions status schema
The transactions status object will always be returned, but its individual values may be null if transactions is not a billed product for the Item.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
last_successful_update String, nullable |
ISO 8601 timestamp of the last successful transactions update for the Item. |
last_failed_update String, nullable |
ISO 8601 timestamp of the last failed transactions update for the Item. |
Webhook status schema
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
sent_at String |
ISO 8601 timestamp of when the webhook was fired. |
code_sent String |
The last webhook code sent. View webhooks. |
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Errors
Errors overview
We use standard HTTP response codes for success and failure notifications, and our errors
are further classified by
error_type
. In general, 200 HTTP codes correspond to success, 40X
codes are for developer- or user-related failures, and 50X codes are for Plaid-related
issues. We’re always working to minimize API errors related to Plaid integrations and to
address connectivity issues across bank infrastructure. The best resource related to
error code resolution is the
Help
Center.
Error schema
{
"error_type": String,
"error_code": String,
"error_message": String,
"display_message": String
}
All errors returned by the API include the following data elements:
| Field | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|
error_type String |
A broad categorization of the error. One of:
INVALID_REQUEST ,
INVALID_INPUT ,
INSTITUTION_ERROR ,
RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED ,
API_ERROR , ITEM_ERROR , or
ASSET_REPORT_ERROR . Safe for programmatic use. |
||
error_code String |
The particular error code. Each
error_type has a specific set of
error_code s. Safe for programmatic use. |
||
error_message String |
A developer-friendly representation of the error
code. This may change over time and is not safe for programmatic use. |
||
display_message String, nullable |
A user-friendly representation of the error code.
null if the error is not related to user action.
This may change over time and is not safe for programmatic use. |
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Invalid request errors
Returned when the request is malformed and cannot be processed.
Invalid request errors
{
"error_type": "INVALID_REQUEST",
"http_code": Enum (400, 404),
"error_code": Enum (
"MISSING_FIELDS",
"UNKNOWN_FIELDS",
"INVALID_FIELD",
"INVALID_BODY",
"INVALID_HEADERS",
"NOT_FOUND",
"SANDBOX_ONLY"
)
"error_message": String
"display_message": Null,
"request_id": String
}
| Error code | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
MISSING_FIELDS HTTP 400 |
The request was missing one or more required fields.
The
error_message field will list the missing field(s).
|
|
UNKNOWN_FIELDS HTTP 400 |
The request included a field that is not recognized
by the endpoint. The error_message field will list the
extraneous field(s). |
|
INVALID_FIELD HTTP 400 |
One or more of the request body fields was improperly formatted or an invalid type. | |
INVALID_BODY HTTP 400 |
The request body was invalid. Only JSON bodies are accepted. | |
INVALID_HEADERS HTTP 400 |
The request was missing a required header, typically
the
Content-Type header. |
|
NOT_FOUND HTTP 404 |
The endpoint requested does not exist. | |
SANDBOX_ONLY HTTP 400 |
The requested endpoint is only available in the Sandbox API environment. |
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Invalid input errors
Returned when all fields are provided and are in the correct format, but the values provided are incorrect in some way.
Invalid input errors
{
"error_type": "INVALID_INPUT",
"http_code": 400,
"error_code": Enum (
"INVALID_API_KEYS",
"INVALID_LINK_TOKEN"
"UNAUTHORIZED_ENVIRONMENT",
"INVALID_ACCESS_TOKEN",
"INVALID_PUBLIC_TOKEN",
"INVALID_PRODUCT",
"INVALID_ACCOUNT_ID",
"INVALID_INSTITUTION",
"TOO_MANY_VERIFICATION_ATTEMPTS"
)
"error_message": String
"display_message": Null,
"request_id": String
}
| Error code | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
INVALID_API_KEYS HTTP 400 |
The client ID and secret included in the request body were invalid. Find your API keys in the Dashboard. | |
INVALID_LINK_TOKEN HTTP 400 |
The link_token used to open Link has expired, has
already been used to initialize Link, or has been used for too many
attempts. Create a new link_token with the /link/token/create request.
|
|
UNAUTHORIZED_ENVIRONMENT
HTTP 400 |
Your client ID does not have access to this API environment. See which environments you are enabled for from the Dashboard. | |
INVALID_ACCESS_TOKEN HTTP 400 |
Access tokens are in the format:access-<environment>-<identifier> This error can happen when the access_token you provided is invalid, from a different
API environment, or has been removed via a
/item/remove request.
|
|
INVALID_PUBLIC_TOKEN HTTP 400 |
Public tokens are in the format:public-<environment>-<identifier> This error can happen when the public_token you provided is invalid, from a different
API environment, or expired. |
|
INVALID_PRODUCT HTTP 400 |
Your client ID does not have access to this product. Contact us to gain access. | |
INVALID_ACCOUNT_ID HTTP 400 |
One of the account_id (s) specified is
invalid or does not exist. |
|
INVALID_INSTITUTION HTTP 400 |
The institution_id specified is invalid
or does not exist. |
|
TOO_MANY_VERIFICATION_ATTEMPTS HTTP 400 |
The user attempted to verify their Manual Same-Day micro-deposit amounts more than 3 times and their Item is now permanently locked. The user must retry submitting their account information in Link. |
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Rate limit exceeded errors
Returned when the request is valid but has exceeded established rate limits. All API
endpoints are rate limited and all data-access endpoints are rate limited by
access_token
. Exact limits are dynamic and are designed to prevent
any single source of traffic from impacting overall API stability.
Rate limit errors
{
"error_type": "RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED",
"http_code": 429,
"error_code": Enum (
"ACCOUNTS_LIMIT",
"ADDITION_LIMIT",
"AUTH_LIMIT",
"IDENTITY_LIMIT",
"INCOME_LIMIT",
"ITEM_GET_LIMIT",
"RATE_LIMIT"
"TRANSACTIONS_LIMIT",
)
"error_message": String
"display_message": nullable String,
"request_id": String
}
| Error code | Notes |
|---|---|
ACCOUNTS_LIMIT HTTP 429 |
Too many requests were made to the
/accounts/get endpoint. |
ADDITION_LIMIT HTTP 429 |
You have exceeded your addition limit in our Development environment. To increase it, or raise it from zero, contact us. |
AUTH_LIMIT HTTP 429 |
Too many requests were made to the
/auth/get endpoint. |
IDENTITY_LIMIT HTTP 429 |
Too many requests were made to the
/identity/get endpoint. |
INCOME_LIMIT HTTP 429 |
Too many requests were made to the
/income/get endpoint. |
ITEM_GET_LIMIT HTTP 429 |
Too many requests were made to the
/item/get endpoint. |
RATE_LIMIT HTTP 429 |
Too many requests were made. |
TRANSACTIONS_LIMIT HTTP 429 |
Too many requests were made to the
/transactions/get endpoint. |
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API errors
Returned during planned maintenance windows and in response to API errors.
API error schema
{
"error_type": "API_ERROR",
"http_code": 500,
"error_code": Enum (
"INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR",
"PLANNED_MAINTENANCE"
)
"error_message": String
"display_message": nullable String,
"request_id": String
}
| Error code | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|
INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
HTTP 500 |
Plaid was unable to process the request, either due to an internal system issue or an unsupported response from a financial institution. | ||
PLANNED_MAINTENANCE HTTP 500 |
Plaid's systems are in maintenance mode and API operations are disabled. Advanced notice will be provided if a maintenance window is ever planned. |
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Item errors
An ITEM_ERROR
indicates that information provided for the Item
(such as credentials or MFA) may be invalid or that the Item is not supported on
Plaid's platform. You'll encounter
ITEM_ERROR
s as your users use Link via the
onExit()
callback.
Item error schema
{
"error_type": "ITEM_ERROR",
"http_code": 400,
"error_code": Enum (
"INSUFFICIENT_CREDENTIALS",
"INVALID_CREDENTIALS",
"INVALID_MFA",
"INVALID_SEND_METHOD",
"INVALID_UPDATED_USERNAME",
"ITEM_LOCKED",
"ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED",
"ITEM_NO_ERROR",
"ITEM_NOT_SUPPORTED",
"INCORRECT_DEPOSIT_AMOUNTS",
"USER_SETUP_REQUIRED",
"MFA_NOT_SUPPORTED",
"NO_ACCOUNTS",
"NO_AUTH_ACCOUNTS",
"NO_INVESTMENT_ACCOUNTS",
"NO_LIABILITY_ACCOUNTS",
"PRODUCT_NOT_READY",
"PRODUCTS_NOT_SUPPORTED",
"INSTANT_MATCH_FAILED",
)
"error_message": String
"display_message": nullable String,
"request_id": String
}
| Error code | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
INSUFFICIENT_CREDENTIALS HTTP 400 |
The user did not provide sufficient authorization in order to link their account via an OAuth login flow. | |
INVALID_CREDENTIALS HTTP 400 |
The financial institution indicated that the credentials provided were invalid. | |
INVALID_MFA HTTP 400 |
The financial institution indicated that the MFA response(s) provided were invalid. | |
INVALID_SEND_METHOD HTTP 400 |
Plaid could not match up the MFA OTP send method to one of the ones we sent to the user or the institution rejected it as invalid for some reason. | |
INVALID_UPDATED_USERNAME HTTP 400 |
The username provided in
update mode via Link did not
match the original username for the
Item .
|
|
ITEM_LOCKED HTTP 400 |
The financial institution indicated that the user's account is locked. The user will need to work with the institution directly to unlock their account. | |
ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED HTTP 400 |
The financial institution indicated that the user's password or MFA information has changed. They will need to reauthenticate via Link's update mode. | |
ITEM_NO_ERROR HTTP 400 |
Link was initialized in
update mode for an
Item that is in a good state. No further action is
required. |
|
ITEM_NOT_SUPPORTED HTTP 400 |
Plaid is unable to support this user's accounts due to restrictions in place at the financial institution. | |
INCORRECT_DEPOSIT_AMOUNTS HTTP 400 |
The user submitted incorrect Manual Same-Day micro-deposit amounts during Item verification in Link. | |
USER_SETUP_REQUIRED HTTP 400 |
The user must log in directly to the financial institution and take some action (agree to updated terms and conditions, change their password, etc.) before Plaid can access their accounts. | |
MFA_NOT_SUPPORTED HTTP 400 |
Returned when the user requires a form of MFA that Plaid does not support for a given financial institution. | |
NO_ACCOUNTS HTTP 400 |
Returned when there are no open accounts associated with the
Item .
|
|
NO_AUTH_ACCOUNTS HTTP 400 |
Returned from
POST /auth/get when
there are no valid checking or savings account(s) for which account and
routing numbers could be retrieved. |
|
NO_INVESTMENT_ACCOUNTS HTTP 400 |
Returned from
POST
/investments/holdings/get or
POST
/investments/transactions/get when there are no
valid investment account(s) for which holdings or transactions could be
retrieved. |
|
NO_LIABILITY_ACCOUNTS HTTP 400 |
Returned from
POST /liabilities/get
when there are no valid liability account(s) for which liabilities
could be retrieved. |
|
PRODUCT_NOT_READY HTTP 400 |
Returned when a data request has been made for a product that is not yet ready. This primarily happens when attempting to pull transactions prior to the initial pull. | |
PRODUCTS_NOT_SUPPORTED HTTP 400 |
Returned when a data request has been made for an
Item for a product that it does not support. Use the
/item/get
endpoint to find out which products an
Item supports. |
|
INSTANT_MATCH_FAILED HTTP 400 |
Returned when an account cannot be verified using Instant Match. To resolve, ensure you are correctly enabling all Auth features when initializing Link. |
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Auth errors
The AUTH_ERROR
error type identifies a class of issues related to verifying
and pulling Auth numbers data.
Auth error schema
{
"error_type": "AUTH_ERROR",
"http_code": Enum (
400,
404,
500
),
"error_code": Enum (
"PRODUCT_NOT_READY",
"VERIFICATION_EXPIRED"
),
"error_message": String,
"display_message": nullable String,
"request_id": String,
"account_id": String
}
| Error code | Notes |
|---|---|
PRODUCT_NOT_READY HTTP 400 |
Calling /auth/get on an Item that has not been verified will
return this error. Verify the
Item manually, or wait for automated verification to
succeed. |
VERIFICATION_EXPIRED HTTP 400 |
If an Item cannot be verified after 7 days, an error webhook will be sent to the webhook specified in the Link configuration |
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Asset Report errors and warnings
The ASSET_REPORT_ERROR
and
ASSET_REPORT_WARNING
types identify a class of issues related to
the creation of an
Asset Report.
ASSET_REPORT_ERROR
is used for errors that prevent the creation of
an Asset Report, while
ASSET_REPORT_WARNING
is used for warnings that limit the amount of
data that can be included in the Report. Note that an Asset Report error will be
returned as a standalone response, while an Asset Report warning will be returned in the
warnings
array on a successful response. See the Warning object reference for more.
Asset Report error schema
{
"error_type": "ASSET_REPORT_ERROR",
"http_code": Enum (
400,
404,
500
),
"error_code": Enum (
"PRODUCT_NOT_ENABLED",
"DATA_UNAVAILABLE",
"PRODUCT_NOT_READY",
"ASSET_REPORT_GENERATION_FAILED",
"INVALID_PARENT",
"INSIGHTS_NOT_ENABLED",
"INSIGHTS_PREVIOUSLY_NOT_ENABLED"
),
"error_message": String,
"display_message": nullable String,
"causes": optional []Cause,
"request_id": String
}
| Error code | Notes |
|---|---|
PRODUCT_NOT_ENABLED HTTP 400 |
In your request to the
/asset_report/create endpoint, you included the
access_token of an
Item for which the
assets product was not enabled. To fix this error,
create the Item again with
assets in the Link
product array. See the
Link parameter reference
for more. |
DATA_UNAVAILABLE HTTP 400 |
Plaid was not able to pull sufficient data to
generate the Asset Report. The causes field will contain
detailed information about the underlying causes (e.g., institution
maintenance). |
PRODUCT_NOT_READY HTTP 400 |
The Asset Report is still being generated. Try retrieving the Report again later. |
ASSET_REPORT_GENERATION_FAILED
HTTP 500 |
The Asset Report could not be generated for an unknown reason. Try creating the Report again later. |
INVALID_PARENT HTTP 400 or 404 |
The filtered or refreshed Asset Report could not be created because the parent Asset Report is not in a good state (for example, it has been deleted). |
INSIGHTS_NOT_ENABLED HTTP 400 |
You tried to retrieve an Asset Report with Insights but you do not have access to this feature. Contact us for more information. |
INSIGHTS_PREVIOUSLY_NOT_ENABLED
HTTP 400 |
You tried to retrieve an Asset Report with Insights and you do have access to the feature, but you did not have permission to create an Asset Report with Insights at the time of Asset Report creation. To retrieve this Asset Report as an Asset Report with Insights, you will need to recreate the Asset Report. |
Asset Report warning schema
{
"warning_type": "ASSET_REPORT_WARNING",
"warning_code": Enum (
"OWNERS_UNAVAILABLE"
),
"cause": Cause
}
| Warning code | Notes |
|---|---|
OWNERS_UNAVAILABLE |
Plaid was not able to pull account information due
to the included Cause .
|
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Institution errors
Returned when there are errors for the requested financial institution.
Institution error schema
{
"error_type": "INSTITUTION_ERROR",
"http_code": 400,
"error_code": Enum (
"INSTITUTION_DOWN",
"INSTITUTION_NOT_RESPONDING",
"INSTITUTION_NOT_AVAILABLE",
"INSTITUTION_NO_LONGER_SUPPORTED"
)
"error_message": String
"display_message": nullable String,
"request_id": String
}
| Error code | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|
INSTITUTION_DOWN HTTP 400 |
The financial institution is down, either for maintenance or due to an infrastructure issue with their systems. | ||
INSTITUTION_NOT_RESPONDING
HTTP 400 |
The financial institution is failing to respond to some of our requests. Your user may be successful if they retry another time. | ||
INSTITUTION_NOT_AVAILABLE
HTTP 400 |
The financial institution is not available this time. | ||
INSTITUTION_NO_LONGER_SUPPORTED
HTTP 400 |
Plaid no longer supports this financial institution. |
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Webhooks
Auth webhooks
When an Automated microdeposit Item is created, Plaid verifies the Item and sends a
webhook upon successful verification, 1 to 2 business days later. Occasionally when
verification does not succeed, Plaid sends an expired webhook. Please note, if you
attempt to retrieve an Automated microdeposit Item before verification succeeds, you’ll
receive a response with the HTTP status code 400 and a Plaid error code of
PRODUCT_NOT_READY
.
Auth webhooks will be sent to the URL supplied
when creating an Item
.
| Code | Details |
|---|---|
| AUTOMATICALLY_VERIFIED | Fired when an Item is automatically verified after 1 to 2 business days. We recommend communicating to your users when this event is received to notify them that their account is verified and ready for use. |
| VERIFICATION_EXPIRED | Fired when an Item cannot be verified automatically after 7 days. |
Automated microdeposit successful webhook
{
"webhook_type": "AUTH",
"webhook_code": "AUTOMATICALLY_VERIFIED",
"item_id": String,
"account_id": String
}
Automated microdeposit verification failed webhook
{
"webhook_type": "AUTH",
"webhook_code": "ERROR",
"item_id": String,
"account_id": String,
"error": {
"display_message": String,
"error_code": String,
"error_message": String,
"error_type": "VERIFICATION_EXPIRED"
},
}
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Transactions webhooks
You can receive notifications via a webhook whenever there are new transactions
associated with an Item
, including when Plaid’s initial and historical
transaction pull are completed. All webhooks related to transactions have a
webhook_type
of TRANSACTIONS
.
| Code | Details | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| INITIAL_UPDATE | Fired when an Item's initial
transaction pull is completed.Note: The default pull is 30 days. |
|||
| HISTORICAL_UPDATE | Fired when an Item's historical
transaction pull is completed. Plaid fetches as much data as is available
from the financial institution. |
|||
| DEFAULT_UPDATE | Fired when new transaction data is available as
Plaid performs its regular updates of the Item .
|
|||
| TRANSACTIONS_REMOVED | Fired when transaction(s) for an Item
are deleted. The deleted transaction IDs are included in the webhook
payload. |
The webhook must be in the standard format of
http(s)://(www.)domain.com/
. The response will contain a
corresponding success message and code along with the same item_id
that was
returned in the initial call (examples below). Once the transaction processing has
finished, you can use the Item's
access_token
to collect
the full account and transaction information for that user.
All transactions webhooks will have a
webhook_type
equal to
TRANSACTIONS
. Each webhook payload will also include a unique
webhook_code
and the
item_id
for which the webhook is being fired.
Initial transaction webhook
{
"webhook_type": "TRANSACTIONS",
"webhook_code": "INITIAL_UPDATE",
"item_id": "wz666MBjYWTp2PDzzggYhM6oWWmBb",
"error": null,
"new_transactions": 19
}
Historical transaction webhook
{
"webhook_type": "TRANSACTIONS",
"webhook_code": "HISTORICAL_UPDATE",
"item_id": "wz666MBjYWTp2PDzzggYhM6oWWmBb",
"error": null,
"new_transactions": 231
}
Default transaction webhook
{
"webhook_type": "TRANSACTIONS",
"webhook_code": "DEFAULT_UPDATE",
"item_id": "wz666MBjYWTp2PDzzggYhM6oWWmBb",
"error": null,
"new_transactions": 3
}
Removed transaction webhook
{
"webhook_type": "TRANSACTIONS",
"webhook_code": "TRANSACTIONS_REMOVED",
"item_id": "wz666MBjYWTp2PDzzggYhM6oWWmBb",
"removed_transactions": [
"yBVBEwrPyJs8GvR77N7QTxnGg6wG74H7dEDN6",
"kgygNvAVPzSX9KkddNdWHaVGRVex1MHm3k9no"
],
"error": null
}
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Item webhooks
Webhooks are also used to communicate changes to an
Item
, such as an updated webhook, or errors encountered with an
Item
. The error typically requires user action to resolve, such as when a
user changes their password. For a complete list of possible errors, see
Errors.
| Code | Details |
|---|---|
WEBHOOK_UPDATE_ACKNOWLEDGED |
Fired when an Item ’s webhook is
updated. This will be sent to the newly specified webhook. |
PENDING_EXPIRATION |
Fired when an Item ’s access consent is
expiring in 7 days. Some Items have explicit expiration times
and we try to relay this when possible to reduce service disruption. This
can be resolved by having the user go through Link’s
update mode.
|
ERROR |
Fired when an error is encountered with an
Item . The error can be resolved by having the user go
through Link’s
update mode.
|
Item's webhook updated webhook
{
"webhook_type": "ITEM",
"webhook_code": "WEBHOOK_UPDATE_ACKNOWLEDGED",
"item_id": "wz666MBjYWTp2PDzzggYhM6oWWmBb",
"error": null,
"new_webhook_url": "https://plaid.com/example/webhook"
}
Item pending expiration webhook
{
"webhook_type": "ITEM",
"webhook_code": "PENDING_EXPIRATION",
"item_id": "wz666MBjYWTp2PDzzggYhM6oWWmBb",
"consent_expiration_time": "2020-01-15T13:25:17.766Z"
}
}
Item error webhook
{
"webhook_type": "ITEM",
"webhook_code": "ERROR",
"item_id": "wz666MBjYWTp2PDzzggYhM6oWWmBb",
"error": {
"display_message": "The provided credentials were not correct. Please try again.",
"error_code": "ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED",
"error_message": "the provided credentials were not correct",
"error_type": "ITEM_ERROR",
"status": 400
}
}
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Income webhooks
If you're using webhooks with the
Income product, you'll receive a webhook when Plaid
calculates the Income data for the
Item
. Once you receive this webhook, you can make an
/income/get
API request to retrieve
Income data.
Income ready webhook
{
"webhook_type": "INCOME",
"webhook_code": "PRODUCT_READY",
"item_id": "wz666MBjYWTp2PDzzggYhM6oWWmBb",
"error": null
}
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Assets webhooks
When you create an Asset Report, Plaid collects account balances, account holder identity
information, and transaction history for the duration specified in the
days_requested
field. If you attempt to retrieve an Asset Report
before all the requested data has been collected, you’ll receive a response with the
HTTP status code 400 and a Plaid error code of PRODUCT_NOT_READY
.
To remove the need for polling, Plaid will send a webhook to the URL you supplied when creating the Asset Report once the Report has been generated. If Asset Report generation fails, Plaid will send a webhook indicating why generation failed.
Note that Assets webhooks will only be sent to the URL supplied
when creating the Asset Report, not
to the URLs supplied
when creating the Items
that are included in the Report.
Report generation successful webhook
{
"asset_report_id": String,
"webhook_code": "PRODUCT_READY",
"webhook_type": "ASSETS"
}
Report generation failed webhook
{
"asset_report_id": String,
"error": {
"display_message": String,
"error_code": String,
"error_message": String,
"error_type": "ASSET_REPORT_ERROR"
},
"webhook_code": "ERROR",
"webhook_type": "ASSETS"
}
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Investments webhooks
You can receive notifications via a webhook whenever there is freshly updated holdings
data or new investment transactions associated with an Item
. Webhooks
indicating an update to holdings data will have a
webhook_type
of HOLDINGS
. Webhooks related to
investments transactions will have a
webhook_type
of
INVESTMENTS_TRANSACTIONS
.
| Code | Details | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DEFAULT_UPDATE | Fired when updated holdings data or new investments transactions are available as Plaid performs its regular updates of the Item. |
Investments holdings webhook
{
"webhook_type": "HOLDINGS",
"webhook_code": "DEFAULT_UPDATE",
"item_id": "wz666MBjYWTp2PDzzggYhM6oWWmBb",
"error": null,
"new_holdings": 19,
"updated_holdings": 0
}
Investments transactions webhook
{
"webhook_type": "INVESTMENTS_TRANSACTIONS",
"webhook_code": "DEFAULT_UPDATE",
"item_id": "wz666MBjYWTp2PDzzggYhM6oWWmBb",
"error": null,
"new_investments_transactions": 16,
"cancelled_investments_transactions": 0
}
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Payment Initiation webhooks
You can receive notifications via a webhook when there are changes related to the Payment
Initiation product. Webhooks indicating an update to payment data will have a
webhook_type
of
PAYMENT_INITIATION
.
| Code | Details | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PAYMENT_STATUS_UPDATE | Fired when the status of a payment has changed. The statuses of a payment can be found here . |
Payment Initiation Webhook
{
"webhook_type": "PAYMENT_INITIATION",
"webhook_code": "PAYMENT_STATUS_UPDATE",
"payment_id": "payment-id-production-2ba30780-d549-4335-b1fe-c2a938aa39d2",
"new_payment_status": "PAYMENT_STATUS_INITIATED",
"old_payment_status": "PAYMENT_STATUS_PROCESSING",
"timestamp": "2017-09-14T14:42:19.350Z"
}
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Webhook verification
Plaid signs all outgoing webhooks so that you can verify the authenticity of any incoming
webhooks to your application. A message signature is included in the
Plaid-Verification
header.
The verification process requires understanding JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) and JSON Web Keys (JWKs). More information about these specifications can be found at jwt.io.
Libraries for interpreting and verifying JWKs and JWTs most likely exist in your preferred language. It is highly recommended that you utilize well-tested libraries rather than trying to implement these specifications from scratch.
See our help center article for a reference implementation of webhook verification.
Steps for verification
Extract the Plaid-Verification
HTTP header from any Plaid webhook (see
Firing webhooks for testing). The value of the
Plaid-Verification
header is a JWT, and will be referred to as "the
JWT" in following steps.
Extract the JWT header value without validating the signature. This functionality most likely exists in your preferred JWT library. An example JWT header is shown below.
Plaid-Verification header JWT header
{
"alg": "ES256",
"kid": "bfbd5111-8e33-4643-8ced-b2e642a72f3c",
"typ": "JWT"
}
Ensure that the alg
(algorithm) field in the header is ES256
.
Reject the webhook if this is not the case.
Extract the value corresponding to the kid
(key ID) field. This will be used
to retrieve the public key corresponding to the private key that was used to sign this
request.
Webhook verification key endpoint
POST /webhook_verification_key/get
| Field | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
client_id String |
yes | |
secret String |
yes | |
key_id String |
yes | The key ID ( kid ) from the JWT header.
|
Webhook verification key request
// Get the webhook verification key
client.getWebhookVerificationKey(keyId, (err, result) => {
// Handle err
const key = result.key;
});
curl -X POST https://production.plaid.com/webhook_verification_key/get \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{
"client_id": String,
"secret": String,
"key_id": String
}'
response = client.webhooks.get_verification_key(key_id)
Response<WebhookVerificationKeyGetResponse> getWebhookVerificationKeyResponse =
client()
.service()
.getWebhookVerificationKey(
new WebhookVerificationKeyGetRequest(keyId)
).execute();
WebhookVerificationKey key = response.body().getKey();
response = client.Webhooks.get_verification_key(key_id)
Webhook verification key response
http code 200
{
"key": {
"alg": "ES256",
"created_at":<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"crv": "P-256",
"expired_at": null,
"kid": "bfbd5111-8e33-4643-8ced-b2e642a72f3c",
"kty": "EC",
"use": "sig",
"x": "hKXLGIjWvCBv-cP5euCTxl8g9GLG9zHo_3pO5NN1DwQ",
"y": "shhexqPB7YffGn6fR6h2UhTSuCtPmfzQJ6ENVIoO4Ys"
},
"request_id": "RZ6Omi1bzzwDaLo"
}
Interpret key
as a JWK, and use your preferred library to validate that the
signature of the JWK is valid. If the signature is not valid, reject the webhook.
Otherwise, extract the payload of the JWT. It will look something like the JSON below.
JWT Payload
{
"iat":<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"request_body_sha256": "bbe8e9...",
}
Use the issued at time denoted by the iat
field to verify that the webhook
is not more than 5 minutes old. Rejecting outdated webhooks can help prevent replay
attacks.
Extract the value of the request_body_sha256
field. This will be
used to check the integrity and authenticity of the webhook body.
Compute the SHA-256 of the webhook body and ensure that it matches what is specified in
the
request_body_sha256
field of the validated JWT. If not, reject the
webhook. It is best practice to use a constant time string/hash comparison method in
your preferred language to prevent timing attacks.
Caching and Key rotation
It is recommended that your application caches the public key for a given key ID, but for no more than 24 hours. This reduces the likelihood of using an expired key to validate incoming webhooks.
It may be possible that a key rotation will take place. If your application encounters a
webhook with a key ID that it does not have in its cache, it should make an API request
to fetch the associated public key. In addition, your application must refetch any keys
from the API that are currently in the cache but not yet expired. This helps to ensure
that expired keys are not being used for live validation of webhooks by refreshing the
expired_at
field.
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Institutions
Institution overview
Plaid supports thousands of financial institutions, and we’re always working to add
support for more. The
/institutions/search
endpoint makes it easy to stay up-to-date with supported institutions and help
your users quickly find their institutions.
You can also use the
/institutions/get
endpoint to retrieve a complete list of supported institutions. This data
changes frequently, and we recommend that you do not store it on your system. If you do
store it, be sure to update it regularly.
Institutions endpoints
POST /institutions/get
POST /institutions/get_by_id
POST /institutions/search
Institutions by product
This is not a comprehensive list, but below you can find product coverage information for some of our most popular institutions:
| Auth | Transactions | Balance | Identity | Income | Assets | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| amex ID: ins_10 |
||||||
| bbt ID: ins_2 |
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| bbvac ID: ins_23 |
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| bofa ID: ins_1 |
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| capone ID: ins_9 |
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| chase ID: ins_3 |
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| citizens ID: ins_20 |
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| citi ID: ins_5 |
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| huntington ID: ins_21 |
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| keybank ID: ins_29 |
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| mtb ID: ins_27 |
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| nfcu ID: ins_15 |
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| pnc ID: ins_13 |
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| regions ID: ins_19 |
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| schwab ID: ins_11 |
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| simple ID: ins_24 |
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| suntrust ID: ins_16 |
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| td ID: ins_14 |
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| us ID: ins_6 |
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| usaa ID: ins_7 |
||||||
| wells ID: ins_4 |
To see a full list of supported institutions across all products, use the
/institutions/get
and
/institutions/search
endpoints.
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Institution Search
Returns a JSON response containing details for all institutions that match the query parameters.
Institution search request
POST /institutions/search
| Field | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
query String |
Yes | The search query. Institution s with
names matching the query are returned. |
products [String] |
Yes | Filter the Institution s based on
whether they support all products listed in
products . Provide null to get
institutions regardless of supported products. |
client_id String |
Yes | |
secret String |
Yes | |
options Object |
No | If provided, must be non-null. |
The following options are available:
| Field | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
include_optional_metadata Boolean |
false |
When true , return an institution's logo, brand color, and
URL. When available, the bank's logo is returned as a base64 encoded
152x152 PNG, the brand color is in hexadecimal format.
Learn
more.
|
country_codes [String] |
null |
Specify an array of Plaid-supported country codes using the ISO-3166-1 alpha-2 country code standard. |
routing_numbers [String] |
null |
Specify an array of routing numbers to filter institutions. |
oauth Boolean |
null |
Limit results to institutions with or without OAuth login flows. This is only relevant to institutions with European country codes. |
Institutions search request
client.searchInstitutionsByName(SEARCH_QUERY, ['transactions'],
function(err, response) {
// Handle err
institutions = response.institutions;
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/institutions/search \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"query": "BB&T",
"products": ["transactions"],
"client_id": String
"secret": String
}'
response = client.institutions.search(SEARCH_QUERY)
# search with products
response = client.institutions.search(SEARCH_QUERY, [:transactions])
Response<InstitutionsSearchResponse> response =
client().service().institutionsSearch(new InstitutionsSearchRequest(SEARCH_QUERY).withProducts(Product.TRANSACTIONS)).execute();
List<Institution> results = response.body().getInstitutions();
response = client.Institutions.search(SEARCH_QUERY)
# search with products
response = client.Institutions.search(SEARCH_QUERY, products=['transactions'])
Institutions search response
http code 200
{
"institution": {
"country_codes": [
"US"
],
"credentials": [
{
"label": "Username",
"name": "username",
"type": "text"
},
{
"label": "Password",
"name": "password",
"type": "password"
}
],
"has_mfa": true,
"input_spec": "fixed",
"institution_id": "ins_109509",
// included when options.include_optional_metadata is true
"logo": null,
"mfa": [
"code",
"list",
"questions",
"selections"
],
"mfa_code_type": "numeric",
"name": "First Gingham Credit Union",
"oauth": false,
// included when options.include_optional_metadata is true
"primary_color": "#004966",
"products": [
"assets",
"auth",
"balance",
"transactions",
"credit_details",
"income",
"identity",
"investments",
"liabilities"
],
"routing_numbers": [],
// included when options.include_optional_metadata is true
"url": "https://www.plaid.com/"
},
"request_id": "1oCZkS6UPBqXMVH"
}
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All Institutions
Returns a JSON response containing details on all financial institutions currently supported by Plaid. Because we support thousands of institutions, results are paginated.
Retrieve all Institutions request
POST /institutions/get
| Field | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
client_id String |
Yes | |
secret String |
Yes | |
count Number |
Yes | The total number of Institution s to
return, with 0 less than count less than equal to 500. |
offset Number |
Yes | The number of Institution s to skip
before returning results, with offset >= 0. |
options Object |
No | If provided, must be non-null. |
Use the count
and offset
query parameters to retrieve the
desired institution data.
The following options are available:
| Field | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
products [String] |
null |
Filter the Institution s based on whether they support all
products listed in
products .
|
include_optional_metadata Boolean |
false |
When true , return an institution's logo, brand color, and
URL. When available, the bank's logo is returned as a base64 encoded
152x152 PNG, the brand color is in hexadecimal format.
Learn
more.
|
country_codes [String] |
null |
Specify an array of Plaid-supported country codes using the ISO-3166-1 alpha-2 country code standard. |
routing_numbers [String] |
null |
Specify an array of routing numbers to filter institutions. |
oauth Boolean |
null |
Limit results to institutions with or without OAuth login flows. This is only relevant to institutions with European country codes. |
All institutions request
// Pull institutions
client.getInstitutions(count, offset, (err, result) => {
// Handle err
const institutions = result.institutions;
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/institutions/get \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"client_id": String,
"secret":String,
"count": Number,
"offset": Number
}'
response = client.institutions.get(count: count, offset: offset)
institutions = response['institutions']
Response<InstitutionsGetResponse> response =
client().service().institutionsGet(new InstitutionsGetRequest(count, offset)).execute();
List<Institution> institutions = response.body().getInstitutions();
response = client.Institutions.get(count, offset=offset)
institutions = response['institutions']
All institutions response
http code 200
{
"institution": {
"country_codes": [
"US"
],
"credentials": [
{
"label": "Username",
"name": "username",
"type": "text"
},
{
"label": "Password",
"name": "password",
"type": "password"
}
],
"has_mfa": true,
"input_spec": "fixed",
"institution_id": "ins_109509",
// included when options.include_optional_metadata is true
"logo": null,
"mfa": [
"code",
"list",
"questions",
"selections"
],
"mfa_code_type": "numeric",
"name": "First Gingham Credit Union",
"oauth": false,
// included when options.include_optional_metadata is true
"primary_color": "#004966",
"products": [
"assets",
"auth",
"balance",
"transactions",
"credit_details",
"income",
"identity",
"investments",
"liabilities"
],
"routing_numbers": [],
// included when options.include_optional_metadata is true
"url": "https://www.plaid.com/"
},
"request_id": "1oCZkS6UPBqXMVH"
}
Institutions by ID
Returns a JSON response containing details on a specified financial institution currently supported by Plaid.
Institutions by ID request
POST /institutions/get_by_id
| Field | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
institution_id String |
Yes | |
client_id String |
Yes | |
secret String |
Yes | |
options Object |
No | If provided, must be non-null. |
The following options are available:
| Field | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
include_optional_metadata Boolean |
false |
When true , return an institution's
logo, brand color, and URL. When available, the bank's logo is returned
as a base64 encoded 152x152 PNG, the brand color is in hexadecimal format.
Learn
more.
|
include_status Boolean |
false |
If true , the response will include
status information about the institution. |
Institutions by ID request
// Pull institution by ID
client.getInstitutionById(institutionId, (err, result) => {
// Handle err
const institution = result.institution;
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/institutions/get_by_id \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"institution_id": "ins_109512",
"client_id": String
"secret": String
}'
response = client.institutions.get_by_id(INSTITUTION_ID)
// Pull institution by ID
Response<InstitutionsGetByIdResponse> response = client().service().institutionsGetById(new InstitutionsGetByIdRequest(INSTITUTION_ID))
.execute();
Institution institution = response.body().getInstitution();
response = client.Institutions.get_by_id(INSTITUTION_ID)
Institutions by ID response
http code 200
{
"institution": {
"country_codes": ["US"],
"credentials": [{
"label": "User ID",
"name": "username",
"type": "text"
}, {
"label": "Password",
"name": "password",
"type": "password"
}],
"has_mfa": true,
"institution_id": "ins_109512",
"mfa": [
"code",
"list",
"questions",
"selections"
],
"name": "Houndstooth Bank",
"products": [
"auth",
"balance",
"identity",
"transactions"
],
"routing_numbers": ["110000000"],
"oauth": false,
// included when options.include_status is true
"status": {
"item_logins": {
"status": "HEALTHY",
"last_status_change": "2019-02-15T15:53:00Z",
"breakdown": {
"success": 0.90,
"error_plaid": 0.01,
"error_institution": 0.09
}
},
"transactions_updates": {
"status": "HEALTHY",
"last_status_change": "2019-02-12T08:22:00Z",
"breakdown": {
"success": 0.95,
"error_plaid": 0.02,
"error_institution": 0.03,
"refresh_interval": "NORMAL"
},
"auth": {
"status": "HEALTHY",
"last_status_change": "2019-02-15T15:53:00Z",
"breakdown": {
"success": 0.91,
"error_plaid": 0.01,
"error_institution": 0.08
}
},
"balance": {
"status": "HEALTHY",
"last_status_change": "2019-02-15T15:53:00Z",
"breakdown": {
"success": 0.89,
"error_plaid": 0.02,
"error_institution": 0.09
}
},
"identity": {
"status": "DEGRADED",
"last_status_change": "2019-02-15T15:50:00Z",
"breakdown": {
"success": 0.42,
"error_plaid": 0.08,
"error_institution": 0.50
}
}
},
// included when options.include_optional_metadata is true
"primary_color": "#004966",
"url": "https://plaid.com",
"logo": null
},
"request_id": "m8MDnv9okwxFNBV"
}
Institution schema
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
institution_id String |
Unique identifier for the institution. |
name String |
The official name of the institution. |
products [String] |
A list of the Plaid products supported by the institution. |
country_codes [String] |
A list of the country codes supported by the institution. |
status Object |
Information about the institution's current status. View schema. |
url String, nullable |
The URL for the institution's website. |
primary_color String, nullable |
Hexadecimal representation of the primary color used by the institution. |
logo String, nullable |
Base64 encoded representation of the institution's logo. |
routing_numbers [String], nullable |
A list of routing numbers associated with the institution. |
oauth Boolean |
Indicates that the institution has an OAuth login flow. This is only relevant to institutions with European country codes. |
Institution status schema
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
item_logins
Object |
Status information regarding Item adds via Link. View schema. |
transactions_updates
Object |
Status information regarding Transactions updates. View schema. |
auth Object |
Status information regarding Auth requests. View schema. |
balance Object |
Status information regarding Balance requests. View schema. |
identity Object |
Status information regarding Identity requests. View schema. |
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Institution status
The status of an institution is determined by the health of its Item logins, Transactions
updates, Auth requests, Balance requests, and Identity requests. A login attempt is
conducted during the initial Item add in Link. If there is not enough traffic to
accurately calculate an institution's status, Plaid will return null
rather than potentially inaccurate data.
Institution status is accessible in the
Dashboard and
via the API using the
/institutions/get_by_id
endpoint with the include_status
option set to
true
. Note that institution status is not available in the sandbox
environment.
Institution status example
"status": {
"item_logins": {
"status": "HEALTHY",
"last_status_change": "2019-02-15T15:53:00Z",
"breakdown": {
"success": 0.90,
"error_plaid": 0.01,
"error_institution": 0.09
}
},
"transactions_updates": {
"status": "HEALTHY",
"last_status_change": "2019-02-12T08:22:00Z",
"breakdown": {
"success": 0.95,
"error_plaid": 0.02,
"error_institution": 0.03,
"refresh_interval": "NORMAL"
},
"auth": {
"status": "HEALTHY",
"last_status_change": "2019-02-15T15:53:00Z",
"breakdown": {
"success": 0.91,
"error_plaid": 0.01,
"error_institution": 0.08
}
},
"balance": {
"status": "HEALTHY",
"last_status_change": "2019-02-15T15:53:00Z",
"breakdown": {
"success": 0.89,
"error_plaid": 0.02,
"error_institution": 0.09
}
},
"identity": {
"status": "DEGRADED",
"last_status_change": "2019-02-15T15:50:00Z",
"breakdown": {
"success": 0.42,
"error_plaid": 0.08,
"error_institution": 0.50
}
}
}
Item logins status schema
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
status String |
One of the following three values: - HEALTHY : the majority of requests are successful - DEGRADED : only some requests are successful- DOWN : all requests are failing |
last_status_change
String |
ISO
8601 timestamp of the last status change for
the institution. |
breakdown Object |
A detailed breakdown of the institution's performance for Item logins. View schema. |
Item logins breakdown status schema
The following breakdown
rates add up to 1 and are returned as decimals.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
success Number |
Proportion of Item logins that were successful. |
error_plaid
Number |
Proportion of Item logins that are failing due to an internal Plaid issue. |
error_institution
Number |
Proportion of Item logins that are failing due to an issue in the institution's system. |
Institution status in Link
Link proactively lets users know if an institution's connection isn't performing well. Below are the three views a user will see depending on the status of the institution they select.
When the status of item_logins
of an institution is DEGRADED
,
Link will warn users that they may experience issues and allow them to continue. Once
the status of item_logins
becomes
DOWN
, Link will block users from attempting to login and suggest
they find another bank.
Transactions updates status schema
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
status String |
One of the following three values: - HEALTHY : the majority of updates are successful - DEGRADED : only some updates are successful- DOWN : all updates are failing |
last_status_change
String |
ISO
8601 timestamp of the last status change for
the institution. |
breakdown Object |
A detailed breakdown of the institution's performance for Transactions updates. View schema. |
Transactions updates breakdown status schema
The success
, error_plaid
, and
error_institution
breakdown rates add up to 1 and are returned as
decimals.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
refresh_interval
String |
One of the following three values: - NORMAL - DELAYED - STOPPED The refresh_interval may be
DELAYED or STOPPED even when the
success rate is high. |
success Number |
Proportion of Transactions updates that were successful. |
error_plaid
Number |
Proportion of Transactions updates that failed due to an internal Plaid issue. |
error_institution
Number |
Proportion of Transactions updates that failed due to an issue in the institution's system. |
Auth status schema
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
status String |
One of the following three values: - HEALTHY : the majority of requests are successful - DEGRADED : only some requests are successful- DOWN : all requests are failing |
last_status_change
String |
ISO
8601 timestamp of the last status change for
the institution. |
breakdown Object |
A detailed breakdown of the institution's performance for Auth requests. View schema. |
Auth breakdown status schema
The success
, error_plaid
, and
error_institution
breakdown rates add up to 1 and are returned as
decimals.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
success Number |
Proportion of Auth requests that are successful. |
error_plaid
Number |
Proportion of Auth requests that are failing due to an internal Plaid issue. |
error_institution
Number |
Proportion of Auth requests that are failing due to an issue in the institution's system. |
Balance status schema
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
status String |
One of the following three values: - HEALTHY : the majority of requests are successful - DEGRADED : only some requests are successful- DOWN : all requests are failing |
last_status_change
String |
ISO
8601 timestamp of the last status change for
the institution. |
breakdown Object |
A detailed breakdown of the institution's performance for Balance requests. View schema. |
Balance breakdown status schema
The success
, error_plaid
, and
error_institution
breakdown rates add up to 1 and are returned as
decimals.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
success Number |
Proportion of Balance requests that are successful. |
error_plaid
Number |
Proportion of Balance requests that are failing due to an internal Plaid issue. |
error_institution
Number |
Proportion of Balance requests that are failing due to an issue in the institution's system. |
Identity status schema
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
status String |
One of the following three values: - HEALTHY : the majority of requests are successful - DEGRADED : only some requests are successful- DOWN : all requests are failing |
last_status_change
String |
ISO
8601 timestamp of the last status change for
the institution. |
breakdown Object |
A detailed breakdown of the institution's performance for Identity requests. View schema. |
Identity breakdown status schema
The success
, error_plaid
, and
error_institution
breakdown rates add up to 1 and are returned as
decimals.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
success Number |
Proportion of Identity requests that are successful. |
error_plaid
Number |
Proportion of Identity requests that are failing due to an internal Plaid issue. |
error_institution
Number |
Proportion of Identity requests that are failing due to an issue in the institution's system. |
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Categories
Category overview
Send a request to the /categories/get
endpoint to get detailed information
on categories returned by Plaid. This endpoint does not require authentication.
All Categories request
POST /categories/get
All categories request
client.getCategories(function(err, response) {
// Handle err
var categories = response.categories;
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/categories/get \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{}'
response = client.categories.get()
categories = response['categories']
Response<CategoriesGetResponse> response = client().service().categoriesGet(
new CategoriesGetRequest()
).execute()
List<Category> categories = response.body().getCategories();
response = client.Categories.get()
categories = response['categories']
All categories response
http code 200
{
"categories": [
{
"group": "place",
"hierarchy": [
"Recreation",
"Arts & Entertainment",
"Circuses and Carnivals"
],
"category_id": "17001013"
},
...
],
"request_id": "m8MDnv9okwxFNBV"
}
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Sandbox
Creating Items in the Sandbox
You can create Items in the Sandbox via Link or programmatically via the API. In both cases, make sure that your server-side integration is configured to make requests to the Sandbox API environment.
Sandbox API host
https://sandbox.plaid.com
Via Link
To use Link in the Sandbox, initialize Link with the
env
parameter set to sandbox
. Then select any
institution and use one of the
test credentials.
Programmatically
You can also create Items
in the Sandbox environment without using Link. Use
the
/sandbox/public_token/create
endpoint to create a valid
public_token
for an arbitrary institution ID, initial products, and
test credentials. The created
public_token
maps to a new Sandbox
Item
. You can then exchange the
public_token
for an
access_token
and perform all API actions.
POST /sandbox/public_token/create
| Field | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
institution_id String |
Yes | |
client_id String |
Yes | |
secret String |
Yes | |
initial_products [String] |
Yes | The products to initially pull for the
Item . May be any products that the specified
institution_id supports. |
options Object, optional |
No | If provided, must be non-null. |
The following options are available:
| Field | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
webhook String |
Specify a webhook to associate with the new
Item .
|
|
override_username String |
user_good |
Test username to use for the creation of the Sandbox item. |
override_password String |
pass_good |
Test password to use for the creation of the Sandbox Item. |
Create Sandbox Item request
// Generate a public_token for a given institution ID and set
// of initial products
client.sandboxPublicTokenCreate(
INSTITUTION_ID, INITIAL_PRODUCTS, function(err, createResponse) {
// Handle error, if present
var publicToken = createResponse.public_token;
// The generated public_token can now be exchanged
// for an access_token
client.exchangePublicToken(publicToken, function(err, exchangeResponse) {
// Handle error, if present
var accessToken = exchangeResponse.access_token;
});
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/sandbox/public_token/create \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"client_id": String,
"secret": String,
"institution_id": String,
"initial_products": [String],
"options": {
"webhook": String
}
}'
# Generate a public_token for a given institution ID
# and set of initial products
create_response = client.sandbox.sandbox_public_token.create(
institution_id: SANDBOX_INSTITUTION,
initial_products: ['transactions']
)
# The generated public_token can now be
# exchanged for an access_token
exchange_token_response = client.item.public_token.exchange(
create_response.public_token
)
// Generate a public_token for a given institution ID
// and set of initial products
Response<SandboxPublicTokenCreateResponse> createResponse =
client().service().sandboxPublicTokenCreate(
new SandboxPublicTokenCreateRequest(INSTITUTION_ID, INITIAL_PRODUCTS)
).execute();
// The generated public_token can now be
// exchanged for an access_token
Response<ItemPublicTokenExchangeResponse> exchangeResponse =
client().service().itemPublicTokenExchange(
new ItemPublicTokenExchangeRequest(createResponse.body().getPublicToken())
).execute();
# Generate a public_token for a given institution ID
# and set of initial products
create_response = \
client.Sandbox.public_token.create(INSTITUTION_ID,
['transactions'])
# The generated public_token can now be
# exchanged for an access_token
exchange_response = \
client.Item.public_token.exchange(
create_response['public_token'])
Create Sandbox Item response
http code 200
{
"public_token": "public-sandbox-b0e2c4ee-a763-4df5-bfe9-46a46bce993d",
"request_id": "m8MDnv9okwxFNBV"
}
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Test credentials: user_custom
Each institution in the Sandbox works with Plaid's test credentials. These special
credentials allow you to simulate successful requests, requests that require various
types of MFA, and failed requests. We recommend using the
user_custom
test credential as it gives you both flexible item
configurations and realistic-looking data.
With user_custom
as the username, you can use a JSON password conforming to
a
schema that allows you to configure
behavior and traits of the item. If the password is not valid stringified JSON or does
not conform to the
schema, an error will be returned. The
example below shows how you can create sandbox items programmatically in this way using
one of our client libraries.
user_custom example
// Generate a public_token for an Item with customized accounts
client.sandboxPublicTokenCreate(INSTITUTION_ID, INITIAL_PRODUCTS, {
override_username: 'user_custom',
override_password: JSON.stringify({
override_accounts: [{
starting_balance: 10000,
type: "depository",
subtype: "checking",
meta: {
name: "Checking Name 1"
}
}, {
starting_balance: 20000,
type: "depository",
subtype: "savings",
meta: {
name: "Savings Name 2"
}
}]
})
}, function(err, createResponse) {
// Handle error, if present
var publicToken = createResponse.public_token;
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/sandbox/public_token/create \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"client_id": "CLIENT_ID",
"secret": "SECRET",
"institution_id": "ins_109508",
"initial_products": ["transactions"],
"options": {
"override_username": "user_custom",
"override_password": "{\"override_accounts\":[{\"starting_balance\":10000,\"type\":\"depository\",\"subtype\":\"checking\"}]}"
}
}'
# Generate a public_token for an Item with customized accounts
create_response = client.sandbox.sandbox_public_token.create(
institution_id: SANDBOX_INSTITUTION,
initial_products: ['transactions'],
override_username: 'user_custom',
override_password: '{"override_accounts":[{"starting_balance":10000,"type":"depository","subtype":"checking","meta":{"name":"Checking Name 1"}},{"starting_balance":20000,"type":"depository","subtype":"savings","meta":{"name":"Savings Name 2"}}]}'
)
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/sandbox/public_token/create \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"client_id": "CLIENT_ID",
"secret": "SECRET",
"institution_id": "ins_109508",
"initial_products": ["transactions"],
"options": {
"override_username": "user_custom",
"override_password": "{\"override_accounts\":[{\"starting_balance\":10000,\"type\":\"depository\",\"subtype\":\"checking\"}]}"
}
}'
# Generate a public_token for an Item with customized accounts
create_response = \
client.Sandbox.public_token.create(
INSTITUTION_ID,
['transactions'],
{
override_username: 'user_custom',
override_password: '{"override_accounts":[{"starting_balance":10000,"type":"depository","subtype":"checking","meta":{"name":"Checking Name 1"}},{"starting_balance":20000,"type":"depository","subtype":"savings","meta":{"name":"Savings Name 2"}}]}'
}
)
Below are username/password combination examples for some typical scenarios.
Creating an item with randomized account and transaction data
By passing through an empty json object as the password alongside the username
user_custom
, an item will be randomly created using the default
configuration. Accounts and transactions will be generated randomly, while other
products will return either fixed or empty data. Reference the documentation below on
how to configure these products. At present, not all products are configurable in the
custom sandbox but support will be coming soon.
username: user_custom
password: {}
Creating an item with a seed
By passing a seed, you can ensure that accounts and transactions are deterministic. This can be helpful for consistency during integration tests. For transactions - they will be deterministic relative to date of item creation.
Note: determinism is loosely guaranteed and may not hold if the item is configured with certain traits such as a monthly inflow model that breaks determinism relative to item creation date.
username: user_custom
password: { "seed": "some seed" }
Configuring account balances
Account balances on a sandbox item will update as time passes taking into account new transactions posted into the account. However, it is possible to configure the starting balance of an account:
username: user_custom
password: {
"override_accounts": [
{
"type": "depository",
"subtype": "checking",
"starting_balance": 1000
}
]
}
By default the available balance is computed depending on the account type. However for testing purposes you can force the available balance of an account to be fixed at a given value.
username: user_custom
password: {
"override_accounts": [
{
"type": "credit",
"subtype": "credit card",
"force_available_balance": 555
}
]
}
Configuring the /auth/get response
You can override account numbers as well as other pieces account information for an account.
Note: some account numbers go through validation before the item is created. If the account numbers specified do not pass validation an error will be returned on item creation.
username: user_custom
password: {
"override_accounts": [
{
"type": "depository",
"subtype": "checking",
"currency": "CAD",
"meta": {
"name": "My Checking",
"official_name": "Plaid Bank Checking Plus"
},
"numbers": {
"account": "123456333",
"ach_routing": "011401533",
"ach_wire_routing": "021000021"
}
},
{
"type": "credit",
"subtype": "credit card",
"meta": {
"limit": 10000
}
}
]
}
Configuring the /transactions/get response
Transactions are produced at random based on the account type and subtype. Although we
are not yet able to generate transactions for all possible account type/subtypes - most
depository
and credit
account types are supported. If
you find that you need to test specific transactions on an account with a specific type,
or if you want fine-grained control over the transactions present in an account, then
you can pass through a list of transactions.
Note: some account types do not support transactions and will not return any transactions even when using this configuration.
username: user_custom
password: {
"override_accounts": [
{
"type": "depository",
"subtype": "checking",
"transactions": [
{
"date_transacted": "2019-10-01",
"date_posted": "2019-10-03",
"currency": "USD",
"amount": 100,
"description": "1 year Netflix subscription"
},
{
"date_transacted": "2019-10-01",
"date_posted": "2019-10-02",
"currency": "USD",
"amount": 100,
"description": "1 year mobile subscription"
}
]
}
]
}
Configuring the /income/get response
Our income product derives income streams for an item based on its historical transaction
information. You can configure an account to simulate an income stream by using the
inflow_model
field.
username: user_custom
password: {
"override_accounts": [
{
"type": "depository",
"subtype": "checking",
"inflow_model": {
"type": "monthly-income",
"income_amount": 10000,
"payment_day_of_month": 15,
"transaction_name": "PAYCHECK ACME CO"
}
}
]
}
Configuring the /identity/get response
By default, a hardcoded list of identity information (account owner addresses, emails, names, phone numbers etc.) will be returned when the identity product is requested for a custom sandbox item. This identity information will be duplicated across each account.
You can override the identity information returned for each account.
username: user_custom
password: {
"override_accounts": [
{
"type": "depository",
"subtype": "checking",
"identity": {
"names": [
"John Doe"
],
"phone_numbers": [
{
"primary": true,
"type": "home",
"data": "4673956022"
}
],
"emails": [
{
"primary": true,
"type": "primary",
"data"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
],
"addresses": [
{
"primary": true,
"data": {
"city": "Malakoff",
"region": "NY",
"street": "2992 Cameron Road",
"postal_code": "14236",
"country": "US"
}
}
]
}
}
]
}
Configuring the /liabilities/get response for credit liabilities
For
supported credit liability
account types you can specify APR information that is used to calculate
interest charges. You can simulate payments by specifying the appropriate inflow_model. As a simplification there is no grace
period, interest will accrue daily and only the purchase_apr
will be used
for interest charge calculations.
username: user_custom
password: {
"override_accounts": [
{
"type": "credit",
"subtype": "credit card",
"starting_balance": 10000,
"inflow_model": {
"type": "monthly-interest-only-payment",
"payment_day_of_month": 15,
"statement_day_of_month": 13,
"transaction_name": "Interest Payment"
},
"liability": {
"type": "credit",
"purchase_apr": 12.9,
"balance_transfer_apr": 15.24,
"cash_apr": 28.45,
"special_apr": 0,
"last_payment_amount": 500,
"last_statement_balance": 300,
"minimum_payment_amount": 10
}
}
]
}
Configuring the /liabilities/get response for student loan liabilities
Any user_custom
student loan account will support the
/liabilities/get
endpoint. By default a standard student loan will be
generated. You can override the parameters using the liability
field.
username: user_custom
password: {
"override_accounts": [
{
"type": "loan",
"subtype": "student",
"liability": {
"type": "student",
"origination_date": "2020-01-01",
"principal": 10000,
"nominal_apr": 6.25,
"loan_name": "Plaid Student Loan",
"repayment_model": {
"type": "standard",
"non_repayment_months": 12,
"repayment_months": 120
}
}
}
]
}
Configuring the /asset_report/get and /asset_report/pdf/get responses
Asset reports contain a snapshot of an item's accounts, transactions and identity information. Therefore it is possible to configure asset reports by providing a combination of the fields used in the examples above.
Testing MFA
Use the mfa
field to configure the MFA flow upon Item creation. For example,
device
MFA:
username: user_custom
password: { "mfa": { "type": "device" } }
Testing reCAPTCHA
You may trigger a reCAPTCHA in Plaid Link in the Sandbox environment by using the
recaptcha
field. Possible values are good
or
bad
, both values will trigger a reCAPTCHA, a value of
good
will result in successful Item creation and bad
will
result in a
RECAPTCHA_BAD
error to simulate a failed reCAPTCHA. Both values
require a reCAPTCHA to be manually solved within Plaid Link.
username: user_custom
password: { "recaptcha": "good" }
username: user_custom
password: { "recaptcha": "bad" }
Testing errors
You can force a subset of errors upon item creation using the
force_error
field. Please see the
sandbox overridable errors list
for a list of errors that can be simulated.
username: user_custom
password: { "mfa": { "type": "device" } }
Custom sandbox full JSON password schema
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
version Number, optional |
Version of the schema, either 1 or
2 . Defaults to the latest version. We recommend
setting this for integration testing. |
seed String, optional |
The seed that will be used to randomly generate the Item. This is a freeform string. |
override_accounts Array, optional |
A list of account overrides to configure the accounts for the item. View schema. |
mfa Object, optional |
Determines the MFA flow that will be used for this Item on creation. View possible values. |
recaptcha Object, optional |
Prompts for reCAPTCHA during Item creation. View possible values |
force_error String, optional |
Force an error on item creation. View possible values. |
Note: the maximum utf-8 encoded byte size for JSON passwords is 2MB,
INVALID_CREDENTIALS
will be returned if this limit is exceeded.
override_accounts schema
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
This will be used as the account type. |
subtype String, required |
This will be used as the account subtype. |
starting_balance Number, optional |
If provided, the account will start with this amount as the
current_balance .
|
force_available_balance Number, optional |
If provided, the account will always have this amount as its
available_balance , regardless of current balance or changes in
transactions over time. |
currency String, optional |
ISO-4217 currency code. If provided, the account will be denominated in the given currency. Transactions will also be in this currency by default. |
meta Object, optional |
If provided, the metadata for this account will be overriden. View schema. |
numbers Object, optional |
Allows overriding account numbers. View schema. |
transactions Array, optional |
Specify the list of transactions on the account. View schema. |
identity Object, optional |
Specify the identity metadata for the account. View schema. |
liability Object, optional |
Allows overriding liability data. View schema. |
inflow_model Object, optional |
If provided, the inflow model used by this account will be overridden. View schema. |
meta schema
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
name String, optional |
This will be used as the account’s name. |
official_name String, optional |
This will be used as the account’s official name. |
limit Number, optional |
This will be used as the account’s limit. |
numbers schema
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
account String, optional |
Will be used for the account number. |
ach_routing String, optional |
Must be a valid ACH routing number. |
ach_wire_routing String, optional |
Must be a valid ACH routing number. |
eft_institution String, optional |
EFT institution number. Must be specified alongside
eft_branch .
|
eft_branch String, optional |
EFT branch number. Must be specified alongside
eft_institution .
|
international_bic String, optional |
Bank identifier code (BIC). Must be specified alongside
international_iban .
|
international_iban String, optional |
International bank account number (IBAN). Will also be used as the account
number by default. Must be specified alongside
international_bic .
|
bacs_sort_code String, optional |
BACS sort code. |
transactions schema
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
date_transacted String, required |
Must be an ISO8601 date. The transaction date. |
date_posted String, required |
Must be an ISO8601 date. The posted date. |
amount Number, required |
The transaction amount. Can be negative. |
description String, required |
The transaction description. |
currency String, optional |
ISO-4217 currency code. Currency for the transaction. |
identity schema
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
names Array, required |
A list of names associated with the account. |
phone_numbers Array, optional |
A list of phone numbers associated with the account. View schema |
emails Array, optional |
A list of emails associated with the account. View schema |
addresses Array, optional |
A list of physical addresses associated with the account. View schema |
identity.phone_numbers schema
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
primary Boolean, required |
Flag that indicates whether or not it is primary. |
type String, required |
One of home , work ,
office , mobile ,
other .
|
data String, required |
The phone number value. |
identity.emails schema
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
primary Boolean, required |
Flag that indicates whether or not it is primary. |
type String, required |
One of primary ,
secondary , other .
|
data String, required |
The email address value. |
identity.addresses schema
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
primary Boolean, required |
Flag that indicates whether or not it is primary. |
data.country String, required |
The address country. |
data.city String, required |
The address city. |
data.street String, required |
The address street. |
data.postal_code String, optional |
The address postal code. |
data.region String, optional |
The address region. |
liability schema
The liability
field accepts a set of possible objects, discriminated by the
type
field.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
The type of the liability, either credit or
student .
|
The following fields are applicable to
type=credit
, which configures the
/liabilities/get
response for
supported credit accounts
types.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
credit |
purchase_apr Number, optional |
The purchase apr percentage value. For simplicity, this is the only interest rate used to calculate interest charges. |
cash_apr Number, optional |
The cash apr percentage value. |
balance_transfer_apr Number, optional |
The balance transfer apr percentage value. |
special_apr Number, optional |
The special apr percentage value. |
last_payment_amount Number, optional |
Override the last_payment_amount field. |
last_statement_balance Number, optional |
Override the last_statement_balance field. |
minimum_payment_amount Number, optional |
Override the minimum_payment_amount field. |
is_overdue Boolean, optional |
Override the is_overdue field. |
The following fields are applicable to
type=student
, which configure how the student loan account is
generated for the
/liabilities/get
response.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
student |
origination_date Date, optional |
The loan origination date. |
principal Number, optional |
The original loan principal. |
nominal_apr Number, optional |
The interest rate on the loan as a percentage. |
interest_capitalization_grace_period_months
Number, optional |
If set, interest capitalization begins at the given number of months after loan origination. By default interest is never capitalized. |
repayment_model Object, optional |
Configure the model used for repayments. By default it is a standard student loan with a 3 year non-repayment period followed by a 10 year repayment plan. View schema |
expected_payoff_date Date, optional |
Override the expected_payoff_date field. |
guarantor String, optional |
Override the guarantor field. |
is_federal Boolean, optional |
Override the is_federal field. |
is_overdue Boolean, optional |
Override the is_overdue field. |
loan_name String, optional |
Override the loan_name field. |
loan_status Object, optional |
Override the loan_status field.
View schema.
|
minimum_payment_amount Number, optional |
Override the minimum_payment_amount field. |
payment_reference_number String, optional |
Override the payment_reference_number field. |
pslf_status Object, optional |
Override the pslf_status field.
View schema.
|
repayment_plan_description String, optional |
Override the repayment_plan.description field. |
repayment_plan_type String, optional |
Override the repayment_plan.type field. Use one of the possible
type values in
this schema.
|
sequence_number Number, optional |
Override the sequence_number and field. |
servicer_address Object, optional |
Override the servicer_address field.
View schema.
|
student loan repayment model schema
Currently, only the type=standard
repayment model is supported.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
standard |
non_repayment_months Number, required |
Configures the number of months before repayment starts. |
repayment_months Number, required |
Configures the number of months of repayments before the loan is paid off. |
inflow_model schema
The inflow_model
field accepts a set of possible objects, discriminated by
the type
field.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
Inflow model, either none ,
monthly-income ,
monthly-balance-payment or
monthly-interest-only-payment .
|
No additional fields are required for type=none
, where no inflows will be
applied to the account.
The following fields are applicable to
type=monthly-income
, which models income at a certain point in
time each month.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
monthly-income |
income_amount Number, required |
Amount of income per month. |
payment_day_of_month Number or String, required |
Number between 1 and 28 , or last
meaning the last day of the month. The day of the month on which the income
transaction will appear. |
transaction_name String, required |
The name of the income transaction. |
The following fields are applicable to
type=monthly-balance-payment
, which pays off the balance on a
liability account at the given statement day of month.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
monthly-balance-payment |
statement_day_of_month Number or String, required |
Number between 1 and 28 , or last
meaning the last day of the month. The day of the month on which the balance
is calculated for the next payment. |
payment_day_of_month Number or String, required |
Number between 1 and 28 , or last
meaning the last day of the month. The day of the month on which the payment
transaction will appear. |
transaction_name String, required |
The name of the payment transaction. |
The following fields are applicable to
type=monthly-interest-only-payment
, which will pay the any
interest accrued on a liability account every month. Note that only account types
that support the credit
liabilities product will accrue interest in the sandbox.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
monthly-interest-only-payment |
statement_day_of_month Number or String, required |
Number between 1 and 28 , or last
meaning the last day of the month. The day of the month on which the balance
is calculated for the next payment. |
payment_day_of_month Number or String, required |
Number between 1 and 28 , or last
meaning the last day of the month. The day of the month on which the payment
transaction will appear. |
transaction_name String, required |
The name of the payment transaction. |
mfa schema
The mfa
field accepts a set of possible objects, discriminated by the
type
field.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
Must be set to device ,
questions , or selections .
|
No additional fields are required for
type=device
, the correct answer is
1234
for device MFA.
The following fields are applicable to
type=questions
. The correct answer to each question is
answer_<i>_<j>
for the j-th question in the
i-th round, starting from
0
.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
questions |
question_rounds Number, required |
Number of rounds of questions. |
questions_per_round Number, required |
Number of questions per round. |
The following fields are applicable to
type=selections
. The correct selection is always the first answer
for each question.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
type String, required |
selections |
selection_rounds Number, optional |
Number of rounds of selections. Defaults to
1 .
|
questions_per_round Number, optional |
Number of questions per round. Defaults to
2 .
|
selections_per_question Number, optional |
Number available answers per question. Defaults to
2 .
|
recaptcha schema
The following values are available to supply along with
recaptcha
to test the reCAPTCHA flow in Plaid Link.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
good String, required |
Will trigger a reCAPTCHA in Plaid Link and result in a successful Item add. |
bad String, required |
Will trigger a reCAPTCHA in Plaid Link and return a
RECAPTCHA_BAD error response. |
Sandbox overridable errors
The following errors are supported when using either
error_ERROR_CODE
alongside
user_good
or the force_error
field alongside
user_custom
to trigger an error in the sandbox.
"INSTITUTION_DOWN"
"INSTITUTION_NOT_AVAILABLE"
"INSTITUTION_NOT_RESPONDING"
"INSTITUTION_NO_LONGER_SUPPORTED"
"INVALID_CREDENTIALS"
"INVALID_LINK_TOKEN"
"INVALID_MFA"
"ITEM_LOCKED"
"ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED"
"ITEM_NOT_SUPPORTED"
"MFA_NOT_SUPPORTED"
"NO_ACCOUNTS"
"PLAID_ERROR"
"PRODUCTS_NOT_SUPPORTED"
"USER_SETUP_REQUIRED"
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Test credentials: user_good
An older method of creating items in the sandbox exists by using the username
user_good
. This gives you some limited control over sandbox item creation
flow, however it is not as flexible as the
custom sandbox as item details such as accounts
and transactions are hardcoded.
Testing the default flow
username: user_good
password: pass_good
pin: credential_good (when required)
Testing MFA
You can trigger any type of multi-factor authentication (MFA) flow that Plaid supports
when creating an Item
. Do so by using username user_good
and
modifying the password
:
| Password | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
mfa_device Device MFA |
Code for all devices: 1234 |
|
mfa_questions_<n>_<m>
Questions MFA |
n-rounds of m-questions per round;
answer_<i>_<j> , for j-th question
in i-th round.0 <= i, j < 9 |
|
mfa_selections Selections MFA (simple) |
Answer for all selections: "Yes" | |
mfa_selections_<n>_<m>_<o> Selections
MFA (multiple) |
n-rounds of m-questions with
o-answers per question; answer_<i>_<j>_0 ,
for j-th question in i-th round.0 < n, m
< 10 and
2 <= o < 10 |
Testing Auth
You can trigger specific Auth flows by using the following credentials:
| Step | Instant Match |
Automated Micro-deposits |
Same Day Micro-deposits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Institution | Houndstooth Bank | Houndstooth Bank | N/A |
| Username | user_good |
user_good |
N/A |
| Password | pass_good |
microdeposits_good |
N/A |
| Account | Plaid Saving (****1111) |
Plaid Checking (****0000) |
Checking or Savings |
| Routing number | 011401533 |
011401533 |
011401533 |
| Account number |<PHONE_NUMBER>331111 |
1111222233330000 |
1111222233330000 |
| Micro-deposit #1 | N/A | N/A | $0.01 |
| Micro-deposit #2 | N/A | N/A | $0.02 |
| Sandbox timeline | Instant | Approximately 6 hours | Verify within minutes |
Testing errors
You can trigger a
subset of errors that you would
typically receive when creating an
Item
. Do so by using username
user_good
and modifying the
password
:
username: user_good
password: error_ERROR_CODE // ex: error_INVALID_CREDENTIALS
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Integration tests
All institutions that are available in our Development and Production environments are available in our Sandbox. There are six supported Sandbox-only Institutions that are suitable to write integration tests against:
| Name | ID |
|---|---|
| First Platypus Bank | ins_109508 |
| First Gingham Credit Union | ins_109509 |
| Tattersall Federal Credit Union | ins_109510 |
| Tartan Bank | ins_109511 |
| Houndstooth Bank | ins_109512 |
| Tartan-Dominion Bank of Canada | ins_43 |
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Managing Item states
An Item
may transition into an error state in response to changes made by
the user or financial institution. The most common scenarios are when a user changes
their password or when the financial institution changes their multi-factor
authentication flow.
Plaid Link makes it easy to restore a
user's Item
to a good state by having them provide updated credentials
and MFA information, if needed.
In the Sandbox, Items
transition to an
ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED
error state automatically after 30 days. You
can also simulate this event via an API request.
Simulating ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED
errors
The /sandbox/item/reset_login
endpoint allows you put an Item
in an
ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED
error state. You
can then use
Plaid Link update mode to restore the
Item
to a good state.
An ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED
webhook will be fired after a call to this endpoint,
if one is associated with the
Item
.
| Field | Required? |
|---|---|
client_id String |
Yes |
secret String |
Yes |
access_token String |
Yes |
Note: This endpoint is only available in the Sandbox API environment.
Simulate Item error
POST /sandbox/item/reset_login
Sandbox reset Item login request
client.resetLogin(access_token, function(err, reset_login_response) {
// Handle err
// create a public_token for the Item and use it to
// initialize Link in update mode.
client.createPublicToken(access_token, function(err, public_token_response) {
// Handle err
});
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/sandbox/item/reset_login \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"client_id": String,
"secret": String,
"access_token": String
}'
# force a sandbox item into an error state
client.sandbox.sandbox_item.reset_login(access_token)
# create a public_token for the Item and use it to
# initialize Link in update mode.
public_token_response = client.item.public_token.create(access_token)
Response<ItemResetLoginResponse> response = client().service().itemResetLogin(
new ItemResetLoginRequest(ACCESS_TOKEN)
).execute();
# force a sandbox item into an error state
client.Sandbox.item.reset_login(access_token)
# create a public_token for the Item and use it
# to initialize Link in update mode.
public_token_response = client.Item.public_token.create(access_token)
Sandbox reset Item login response
http code 200
{
"reset_login": true,
"request_id": "m8MDnv9okwxFNBV"
}
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Firing webhooks
Webhooks are fired for different Item lifecycle events such as when new transaction data
is available. The
/sandbox/item/fire_webhook
endpoint enables testing these events
on demand.
Fire webhook request
POST /sandbox/item/fire_webhook
| Field | Required? |
|---|---|
client_id String |
Yes |
secret String |
Yes |
access_token String |
Yes |
webhook_code String |
Yes |
The following webhook_code
s are supported:
| Webhook code |
|---|
DEFAULT_UPDATE |
Fire webhook request
// Fire a DEFAULT_UPDATE webhook for an Item
client.sandboxItemFireWebhook(access_token, 'DEFAULT_UPDATE', function(err, fire_webhook_response) {
// Handle err, if present
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/sandbox/item/fire_webhook \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"client_id": String,
"secret": String,
"access_token": String,
"webhook_code": String
}'
# fire a DEFAULT_UPDATE webhook for an item
client.sandbox.sandbox_item.fire_webhook(
access_token,
'DEFAULT_UPDATE'
)
// fire a DEFAULT_UPDATE webhook for an Item
Response<SandboxItemFireWebhookResponse> response = client().service().sandboxItemFireWebhook(
new SandboxItemFireWebhookRequest(ACCESS_TOKEN, "DEFAULT_UPDATE")
).execute();
# fire a DEFAULT_UPDATE webhook for an item
client.Sandbox.item.fire_webhook(access_token, 'DEFAULT_UPDATE')
Fire webhook response
http code 200
{
"webhook_fired": true,
"request_id": "1vwmF5TBQwiqfwP"
}
In order to test webhooks fired for Automated Microdeposits, you first will need to
create an Item through Link and then use the
/sandbox/item/set_verification_status
endpoint to trigger the
webhook
Set Verification Status
POST /sandbox/item/set_verification_status
| Field | Required? |
|---|---|
client_id String |
Yes |
secret String |
Yes |
access_token String |
Yes |
account_id String |
Yes |
verification_status "automatically_verified" or "verification_expired" |
Yes |
Set verification status request
// Set the verification_status for an Item created using Automated Microdeposits, triggering a webhook
client.sandboxItemSetVerificationStatus(access_token, account_id, 'automatically_verified', function(err, response) {
// Handle err, if present
});
curl -X POST https://sandbox.plaid.com/sandbox/item/set_verification_status \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"client_id": String,
"secret": String,
"access_token": String,
"account_id": String,
"verification_status": String
}'
# Set the verification_status for an Item created using Automated Microdeposits, triggering a webhook
response = client.sandbox.sandbox_item.set_verification_status(
access_token,
account_id,
'automatically_verified'
)
// Set the verification_status for an Item created using Automated Microdeposits, triggering a webhook
Response<SandboxItemSetVerificationStatusResponse> response = client.service()
.sandboxItemSetVerificationStatus(new SandboxItemSetVerificationStatusRequest(
accessToken,
accountId,
"automatically_verified",
)
).execute();
# Set the verification_status for an Item created using Automated Microdeposits, triggering a webhook
response = client.Sandbox.item.set_verification_status(access_token, account_id, "automatically_verified")
Set verification status response
http code 200
{
"request_id": "1vwmF5TBQwiqfwP"
}
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class CustomerCreateOrUpdateEvent extends CustomerEvent
Class CustomerCreateOrUpdateEvent
Properties
| $customer |
Methods
|
__construct(int $title, string $firstname, string $lastname, string $address1, string $address2, string $address3, string $phone, string $cellphone, string $zipcode, string $city, int $country, string $email, string $password, $lang $lang, int $reseller, int $sponsor, float $discount, string $company)
|
||
|
setCustomer(Customer $customer)
|
from CustomerEvent | |
| Customer |
getCustomer()
|
from CustomerEvent |
| bool |
hasCustomer()
|
from CustomerEvent |
| mixed |
getCompany()
|
|
| string |
getAddress1()
|
|
| string |
getAddress2()
|
|
| string |
getAddress3()
|
|
| int |
getCountry()
|
|
| string |
getEmail()
|
|
| string |
getFirstname()
|
|
| mixed |
getLang()
|
|
| string |
getLastname()
|
|
| string |
getPassword()
|
|
| string |
getPhone()
|
|
| string |
getCellphone()
|
|
| int |
getTitle()
|
|
| string |
getZipcode()
|
|
| string |
getCity()
|
|
| float |
getDiscount()
|
|
| int |
getReseller()
|
|
| int |
getSponsor()
|
Details
at line 75
public
__construct(int $title, string $firstname, string $lastname, string $address1, string $address2, string $address3, string $phone, string $cellphone, string $zipcode, string $city, int $country, string $email, string $password, $lang $lang, int $reseller, int $sponsor, float $discount, string $company)
in CustomerEvent at line 41
public
setCustomer(Customer $customer)
in CustomerEvent at line 51
public Customer
getCustomer()
in CustomerEvent at line 59
public bool
hasCustomer()
at line 99
public mixed
getCompany()
at line 107
public string
getAddress1()
at line 115
public string
getAddress2()
at line 123
public string
getAddress3()
at line 131
public int
getCountry()
at line 139
public string
getEmail()
at line 147
public string
getFirstname()
at line 155
public mixed
getLang()
at line 163
public string
getLastname()
at line 171
public string
getPassword()
at line 179
public string
getPhone()
at line 187
public string
getCellphone()
at line 195
public int
getTitle()
at line 203
public string
getZipcode()
at line 211
public string
getCity()
at line 219
public float
getDiscount()
at line 227
public int
getReseller()
at line 235
public int
getSponsor()


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JSME is released under the terms of the BSD license. See the file license.txt in the distribution for license details.
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If you are using the JSME cite please the following article:
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Component: SerialPacketInfoActiveMessageP
module SerialPacketInfoActiveMessageP
Author:
Phil Buonadonna
Lewis Girod
Ben Greenstein
Philip Levis
Date:
August 7 2005
Provides
interface
SerialPacketInfo
as
Info