Create transfer

curl -X POST "https://test-fep.kashier.io/v3/transfers/single" \  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \  -d '{    "amount": 10,    "method": "wallet",    "recipientName": "Jhon Doe",    "merchantTransferId": "transfer12349",    "recipientNumber": "01555539512"  }'

{  "messages": {    "en": "We're processing your transfer.",    "ar": ".جاري معالجة المعاملة"  },  "data": [    {      "transferId": "TRS-212328888",      "status": "PENDING",      "amount": 10,      "method": "wallet",      "recipientNumber": "01555539512",      "recipientName": "Jhon Doe",      "recipientBank": null,      "merchantTransferId": "transfer12349"    }  ]}

Creates a single payout transfer.

Authorization

secretKey

Authorization<token>

Merchant secret key used to identify the merchant, obtained from Kashier's dashboard. Pass the raw secret key value in the Authorization header (NOT a "Bearer" token).

In: header

Request Body

application/json

TypeScript Definitions

Use the request body type in TypeScript.

amount*number

the amount of the transfer

method*string

the method of the transfer, it can be wallet, card, bank or instant wallet

Value in

"wallet"
"card"
"bank"
"instant wallet"

recipientName*string

the name of the person who is receiving the transfer, sent to him by the sender. Between 3 and 70 characters.

merchantTransferId?string

It refers to a unique identifier assigned by a merchant for a specific transaction.

recipientBank?string

The recipient's bank, as an uppercase Kashier bank abbreviation (for example CIB, NBE, ADIB). Required for the bank and card methods and ignored for the others, which return it as null. The accepted values are listed in the bank abbreviations sheet linked from the Payouts guide.

recipientNumber*string

The recipient's account identifier, 1-34 characters. For wallet and instant wallet it must be an Egyptian mobile number matching ^(010|011|012|015)\d{8}$. For bank it is the recipient's account number, validated on length only. For card it identifies the recipient, not the card — the card itself travels in cardToken.

cardToken?string

The tokenized payout card. Required when method is card, and supplied by you — Kashier does not derive it from a card number, and no field on this endpoint accepts a raw PAN. Ask your account manager how payout card tokens are issued for your account.

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