Secondary Limit
You can set secondary limits for an account that has one or more child accounts. A primary limit is the minimum and maximum limit of a parent account (for example, a summary account or currency summary account) whereas a secondary limit indicates the minimum and maximum limit of the virtual accounts under the parent account. For instance, if a summary account with two transaction accounts has a primary limit of 10000 EUR, you can set the secondary limit for each transaction account at 5000 EUR.
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Updates the secondary limit for summary accounts. This helps in monitoring the availability and utilisation of limits.
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Updates the secondary limit for virtual accounts. This helps in monitoring the availability and utilisation of limits.
Accept or Reject Recall
You can initiate recall when a completed payment needs to be reversed. This recall requested by the bank or customer can be either accepted or rejected stating appropriate reasons.
Accept Recall
PUTRespond to a recall request for a payment that was made previously. Positive (Acceptance - Willing to Return Funds) or Negative (Rejection - Unwilling to Return Funds) responses are acceptable, but they must be accompanied by a reason (code).
Reject Recall
PUTRespond to a recall request for a payment that was made previously. Positive (Acceptance - Willing to Return Funds) or Negative (Rejection - Unwilling to Return Funds) responses are acceptable, but they must be accompanied by a reason (code).