/uncancel_order

Use either the pnm_order_identifier or the site_order_identifier to find the cancelled order you want to reactivate. Consumers will be able to immediately make payments against orders that are uncancelled or reactivated.

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Body Params
string
required

The unique, PayNearMe-defined identifier for this order

string
required
Defaults to S2411573363

Identifies your client site.

string

Enter a date in YYYY-MM-DD format to filter the list of payments that are returned in the order object response. For example, entering 2012-07-01 returns all payments that occurred on or after 2012-07-01 00:00:00 -0700.

string

Enter a date in YYYY-MM-DD format to filter the list of payments that are returned in the order object response. For example, entering 2012-07-01 returns all payments that occurred on or before 2012-07-01 00:00:00 -0700.

string

Enforces a limit to the number of payments that are returned in the order object response. For example, entering 2 limits the number of payments listed in the order to the 2 most recent payments. Use this parameter in conjunction with the sort_payments parameter to sort the listed payments by oldest (i.e.,asc) or the most recent (i.e., desc). By default, all payments are returned, which can slow down response time.

integer

Maximum number of payment processor accounts (PPAs) to return per payment method. Use 0 for no PPAs. Default: unlimited.

string
enum

Sorts the payments returned in the order object response from oldest to most recent (i.e., asc) or from the most recent payments to oldest (i.e., desc). The default value for this parameter is asc.

Allowed:
string

Submit as true to only return the most recent payment made for the order in the order object response.

string

Submit as true if you don't want payment records returned in the order object response.

string
required

The Unix Epoch time of the call

string
required
Defaults to 3.0

The version of the API. This version must match the version associated with your API key pair.

string
required

The HMAC signature that is calculated by running your API Secret Key and the alphabetized, concatenated parameters of the request payload through the SHA256 message digest algorithm.

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