The type of response and the details of a response depend on the transaction's stage in the payment lifecycle. Some response details also depend on the entity that is returning the response.<\/p>\n
Response details are returned in the API response.<\/p>\n
The following sections indicate the types of responses, how to interpret them, and recommendations on follow-up actions to take.<\/p>\n
The HTTP status code indicates the status of the API request you sent. The status code shows whether your request is processed successfully, or whether your request encountered an error.<\/p>\n
View the list of HTTP status codes<\/a> to understand how to interpret these codes.<\/p>\n When you make an API request to Adyen and there is an error, you receive a response with a HTTP status code<\/a> different from View the list of Adyen error codes and messages<\/a> for an explanation of these codes and how they look in the API response.<\/p>\n A successful payment request (HTTP status code When a payment is successfully submitted a raw acquirer response is returned that indicates whether the financial institution authorized or rejected the payment. If applicable, the raw acquirer response provides reasons for a transaction that is rejected.<\/p>\n View the list of raw acquirer responses<\/a> for the most commonly used payment methods.<\/p>\n When handling responses, the raw acquirer response is mapped to a refusal reason and result code.<\/p>\n Every payment method has its own set of raw acquirer responses. To provide an easier interpretation, Adyen maps each raw acquirer response to a unique refusal reason<\/a>.<\/p>\n Refusal reasons are included in the API response.<\/p>\n The result code<\/a> summarizes the status of the response:<\/p>\n The transaction is rejected by the payment method or card issuer. The payment method is received, and the request is rejected by the financial institution (e.g. payment method, card issuer). The payment is also refused by Adyen if the risk score is more than 99 points.<\/p>\n More reasons for receiving Refused<\/b><\/span> include:<\/p>\n The payment is received, but an error occurred while communicating with the financial institution.<\/p>\n Errors that are returned by Adyen can include the following reasons:\n<\/p>Error codes and messages<\/h3>\n
200<\/code>. In this response, you get errorCode<\/code> and message<\/code> fields that help you diagnose and resolve the error. Errors range from connection issues to wrong payment method setups.<\/p>\nRaw acquirer responses<\/h3>\n
200\/OK<\/code>) does not automatically mean that the payment is successful. The transaction can also be refused or cancelled by the responding financial institution, such as an issuer or payment method.<\/p>\nHow Adyen handles responses<\/h2>\n
Refusal reasons<\/h3>\n
Result codes<\/h3>\n
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\n Result codes<\/th>\n Description<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n \n \nAuthorised<\/b><\/span>\n<\/td>\n \nThe payment is approved by the financial institution.\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n \nRefused<\/b><\/span>\n<\/td>\n \n \n
\n \nError<\/b><\/span>\n<\/td>\n \n