Get Wire Transfer
Returns details about a wire transfer (incoming or outgoing) for the specified account by wire transfer ID, including the status of an outgoing wire after it has been initiated.
Authorizations
Your Meow API key, sent in the x-api-key header for authentication.
Headers
Optional entity_id to scope requests to a specific entity.
Path Parameters
The ID of the account.
The transaction group ID for the wire transfer (e.g. withdrawal_wire_...), or the wire ID returned when you created the transfer (e.g. wire_...).
Response
Successful Response
How much moved, in USD.
^(?!^[-+.]*$)[+-]?0*\d*\.?\d*$Where the transfer is in its lifecycle. Poll it until it reaches sent or returned.
pending, pending_approval, canceled, processing, error, sent, returned, void Whether the money moved into this account (inbound) or out of it (outbound). Inbound transfers were sent to you by someone else, so they have no counterparty you configured.
inbound, outbound When the transfer was created.
When the transfer last changed, so you can detect new activity.
Pass this back to Get Wire Transfer to check on the transfer.
The contact you sent to. Null on inbound transfers, which arrive from someone you never configured.
Who you sent to, or who sent to you on an inbound transfer.
The other side's account number, when the bank reports it. Often absent on inbound transfers.
The other side's routing number, when the bank reports it. Often absent on inbound transfers.
Your private note on this transfer. Never leaves Meow.
The originator to beneficiary information carried on the wire. On an inbound wire this is where a sender puts a reference you can match on.
The other side's bank, when the bank reports it. Often absent on inbound wires.
Why the transfer failed, when it did.
The wire's IMAD, which uniquely identifies it on the Fedwire network. Use it when tracing a wire with a bank.
The purpose you stated when sending. Null on inbound wires, which carry no purpose you set.