List Deposits

The GET /fundings/ method enables you to retrieve detailed information about any of your deposits (pay-ins). However, you can retrieve a list of SPEI® deposits made into your account and filter using specific SPEI® criteria like tracking key and sender or receiver CLABEs.

GET /spei/v2/deposits

The GET /spei/v2/deposits method returns a cursor based paginated filtered list of SPEI® deposits made into the CLABEs linked to your account, ordered by date of creation, including reversed withdrawal deposits (refunds deposit). The cursor-based pagination allows for more efficient and reliable navigation through large datasets, ensuring you don't miss or duplicate records as new deposits are added.

When no query parameters are provided, the created_at_gte filter defaults to the start of the current day (today at 00:00:00 UTC). Details about the available filters and return contract are available in the API Reference.

Compensatory deposits

When a withdrawal is rejected by the destination institution, the banking system may issue a compensatory deposit back to the sender. Each compensatory deposit includes a refunded_withdrawal field with the information about the withdrawal that triggered it (wid, tracking_key and origin_id if available).

Multi-CLABE Failed Deposits

Table 1 outlines why a SPEI® deposit to a created CLABE or to complete a one-time payment might fail. Each error is represented as an object with a code and message in the errors array of the deposit response.

Error CodeDescription
clabe_disabledThe CLABE is currently disabled and cannot receive deposits.
clabe_blockedThe CLABE has been blocked and is unavailable for deposits.
minimum_limit_amountThe deposit amount falls below the minimum limit set for the CLABE.
deposit_maximum_operation_amount_exceededThe deposit amount exceeds the maximum per-transaction limit for the CLABE.
deposit_maximum_daily_amount_exceededThe deposit amount exceeds the maximum daily limit for the CLABE.
deposit_maximum_weekly_amount_exceededThe deposit amount exceeds the maximum weekly limit for the CLABE.
deposit_maximum_monthly_amount_exceededThe deposit amount exceeds the maximum monthly limit for the CLABE.
invalid_payment_amountThe deposit amount does not match the expected payment amount.
expired_paymentThe one-time payment has expired and can no longer be completed.
payment_already_completedThe one-time payment has already been completed.

Table 1. Reasons for Multi-CLABE Failed Deposits


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