| from_bank_account | (Pay-In - Customer paying a partner) |
| from_bank_account (Pay-In - Settlement) | defines the source of the funds for the transaction. |
| from_bank_account (Pay-Out - Partner paying a customer) | defines the source of the funds for the transaction. |
| from_bank_account (Pay-Out - Deposit/Pre-funding) | is the Attrus's international bank account where the funds paid by the partner was received. |
| from_bank_account (Conversion between internal accounts) | defines the source of the funds for the transaction. |
| to_bank_account | defines the destination of the funds in a transaction. It can represent an internal bank account, the customer's real/physical bank account, or the partner's international bank account. |
| CPF | 11-digit number used as a unique identifier for Brazilian citizens. |
| CNPJ | 14-digit number used as a unique identifier for Brazilian companies. |
| CURP | 18-character alphanumeric code used as a unique population identifier for all citizens residing in Mexico. |
| RFC | tax identification code issued by the Mexican tax authority (SAT). It has 13 characters for citizens (RFC_PF) and 12 for companies, and is required for performing economic or fiscal activities. |
| CC | (Cedula de Ciudadania) is a 10-digit number used as a unique identifier for Colombian citizens. |
| CE | (Cedula de Extranjeria) is a 10-digit number used as a unique identifier for Colombian citizens. |
| NIT | 10-digit number used as a unique identifier for Colombian companies. |
| RUT | 9-digit number used as a unique identifier for Chilean citizens and companies. |
| Swift Codes | Swift Codes are unique identifiers for banks and financial institutions. |
| Brazilian Bank code | Brazilian Bank code is a 3-digit number used as a unique identifier for Brazilian banks. |
| ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 | ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 is a 2-letter country code. |
| ISO 4217 | ISO 4217 is a 3-letter currency code. |
| Boleto | Boleto (English: bank slip) is a payment method in Brazil can be paid at ATMs, branch facilities and internet banking of any bank, post office, lottery agent and some supermarkets. |
| PIX | Brazil's instant payment system that allows real-time transfers 24/7. It supports both static (fixed key) and dynamic (QR code with expiration) payment methods. |
| SPEI | (Sistema de Pagamentos Electrónicos Interbancarios) is Mexico's instant payment system for bank transfers, similar to PIX in Brazil. |
| PSE | (Pagos Seguros en Línea) is Colombia's online payment system that allows customers to pay directly from their bank accounts. |
| TED | (Transferência Eletrônica Disponível) is Brazil's same-day bank transfer system for domestic transfers. |
| 3DS | (3D Secure) is an authentication protocol that adds an extra layer of security for online credit and debit card transactions. |
| Webhook | A webhook is an HTTP callback that sends real-time notifications when specific events occur in the system. |
| Subscription | A subscription is a recurring payment arrangement where customers are charged automatically at regular intervals. |
| Exchange | An exchange is the conversion of one currency to another at a specific exchange rate. |
| Wire | A wire transfer is an electronic transfer of funds from one bank account to another, typically for international transactions. |
| Settlement | A settlement is the process of transferring funds from internal accounts to external bank accounts. |
| Pay-In | A pay-in is a transaction that sends funds from a customer to your account within Attrus. |
| Payout | A payout is a transaction that sends funds from your account to a customer's bank account. |
| Refund | A refund is the reversal of a payment, returning funds to the original payer. |
| Reverse Exchange | A reverse exchange is the conversion of foreign currency back to local currency. |
| Dynamic PIX | Dynamic PIX generates unique QR codes with fixed amounts and expiration dates for each transaction. |
| Static PIX | Static PIX uses a fixed PIX key (email, phone, or random key) that customers can use for payments of any amount. |
| Dynamic CLABE | Dynamic CLABE generates unique Mexican bank account numbers for each transaction to enable precise tracking. |
| CLABE | CLABE (Clave Bancaria Estandarizada) is Mexico's standardized bank account number system. |
| QR Code | QR (Quick Response) codes are two-dimensional barcodes that can be scanned to initiate payments. |
| Tokenization | Tokenization is the process of replacing sensitive card data with a secure token for storage and processing. |
| Checkout Page | A checkout page is a hosted payment form that handles the entire payment process for customers. |
| Marketplace Collection | Marketplace Collection allows creating dedicated bank accounts for customers to receive payments directly. |
| Internal Account | Internal accounts are Attrus's virtual bank accounts used for currency conversions and settlements. |
| Cash-in Account | A cash-in account is an internal account that receives incoming payments in local currency. |
| Cash-out Account | A cash-out account is an internal account used for sending payments to customers. |
| Exchange Rate | An exchange rate is the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another. |
| Spot Rate | A spot rate is the current market exchange rate for immediate currency conversion. |
| FX Rate | FX (Foreign Exchange) rate is the rate used for currency conversion in transactions. |
| IOF Rate | IOF rate is the tax rate applied to financial transactions in Brazil. |