/find_orders

To find a specific order, use one of the following values to search:

  • pnm_order_identifier
  • site_order_identifier

To find orders for a specific customer record, use one of the following values to search:
  • pnm_customer_identifier
  • site_customer_identifier
  • site_customer_email
  • site_customer_phone

You can also use one of the following parameters to search for orders:
  • site_creator_identifier
  • site_order_annotation
  • start_date

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Best Practices to Ensure Fast API Response Times

By default, PayNearMe will return all payments related to an order in response to your API call. This results in lengthy responses as your orders accrue payments in our system.

For the fastest responses, sending return_minimal_info=true ensures that PayNearMe will only return the pnm_order_identifier and the pnm_customer_identifier.

If you require more information in the response than that, but do not require payment history, sending return_no_pmts=true in your request will eliminate payment history entirely.

If you prefer to receive just the most recent payment, sending last_pmt_only=true in your request will limit the response to just the most recent payment.

These options reduce load time and overall bandwidth and can save money on network bandwidth expenses.

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Payment Method Fee Listings

The fees specified in the payment_methods array represent the default convenience fees associated with each payment method. However, the actual fee charged to the consumer may vary depending on the payment channel (i.e., site_channel). To retrieve the most accurate fee information for each combination of payment method and payment channel, use the /get_fees endpoint.

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