treezor_client 1.3.0 → 1.4.0

data/docs/DocumentApi.md

@@ -32,19 +32,19 @@ end
 
 api_instance = TreezorClient::DocumentApi.new
 
-user_id = "user_id_example" # String | Document user's id.
+user_id = 'user_id_example' # String | Document user's id.
 
 document_type_id = 56 # Integer | Type of document.  | documentTypeId | Description | | --- | --- | | 2 | Police record | | 4 | Company Registration | | 6 | CV | | 7 | Sworn statement | | 8 | Turnover | | 9 | Identity card | | 11 | Bank Identity Statement | | 12 | Proof of address| | 13 | Mobile phone invoice| | 14 | Invoice, other than Mobile phone invoice| | 15 | A residence permit| | 16 | A driving licence| | 17 | A passport| | 18 | A proxy granting an employee| | 19 | A company registration official paper| | 20 | Official tax certificate| | 21 | Employee payment notice| | 22 | User bank statement| | 23 | Business legal status| | 24 | Tax Statement| | 25 | Exemption Statement| 
 
-name = "name_example" # String | Document's name.
+name = 'name_example' # String | Document's name.
 
-file_content_base64 = "B" # String | Document file content. base64 encoded.
+file_content_base64 = 'B' # String | Document file content. base64 encoded.
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   document_tag: 56, # Integer | Custom data.
   residence_id: 789 # Integer | Document residence Id. The field is mandatory when the document is of type id 24 or 25. Otherwise it should not be provided.
 }
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ Name | Type | Description  | Notes
 
 ### HTTP request headers
 
- - **Content-Type**: application/json
+ - **Content-Type**: multipart/form-data
  - **Accept**: application/json
 
 
@@ -218,30 +218,30 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::DocumentApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   document_id: 56, # Integer | Document's unique id.
-  document_tag: "document_tag_example", # String | Custom data.
-  document_status: "document_status_example", # String | The status of the document. Possible values: * PENDING * CANCELED * VALIDATED 
+  document_tag: 'document_tag_example', # String | Custom data.
+  document_status: 'document_status_example', # String | The status of the document. Possible values: * PENDING * CANCELED * VALIDATED 
   document_type_id: 56, # Integer | Document type id.
-  document_type: "document_type_example", # String | Document's type.
+  document_type: 'document_type_example', # String | Document's type.
   user_id: 56, # Integer | Document user's id.
-  user_name: "user_name_example", # String | Document user's name.
-  user_email: "user_email_example", # String | Document user's email.
-  file_name: "file_name_example", # String | Document's name.
+  user_name: 'user_name_example', # String | Document user's name.
+  user_email: 'user_email_example', # String | Document user's email.
+  file_name: 'file_name_example', # String | Document's name.
   file_size: 56, # Integer | Document's size.
   file_type: 56, # Integer | Document's type.
-  is_agent: "is_agent_example", # String | is agent field.
+  is_agent: 'is_agent_example', # String | is agent field.
   page_number: 56, # Integer | Pagination page number. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
   page_count: 56, # Integer | The number of items per page. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_by: "sort_by_example", # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_order: "sort_order_example", # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  created_date_from: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00"), # DateTime | The creation date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
-  created_date_to: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00"), # DateTime | The creation date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
-  updated_date_from: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00"), # DateTime | The modification date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
-  updated_date_to: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00") # DateTime | The modification date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  sort_by: 'sort_by_example', # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_order: 'sort_order_example', # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  created_date_from: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00'), # DateTime | The creation date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  created_date_to: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00'), # DateTime | The creation date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  updated_date_from: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00'), # DateTime | The modification date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  updated_date_to: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00') # DateTime | The modification date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
 }
 
 begin

data/docs/HeartbeatApi.md

@@ -29,10 +29,10 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::HeartbeatApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example" # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example' # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
 }
 
 begin

data/docs/IssuerInitiatedDigitizationDataApi.md

@@ -30,10 +30,10 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::IssuerInitiatedDigitizationDataApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/basics). 
   body: TreezorClient::Body.new # Body | 
 }
 
@@ -93,16 +93,16 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::IssuerInitiatedDigitizationDataApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/basics). 
-  fields: ["fields_example"], # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
-  filter: "filter_example", # String | You can filter the API response by using filter(s). Filterable fields are :  - id  - cardId  - tokenRequestor  - statusId  - createdDate  - modifiedDate  Filters should be separated by a \";\". Example for 3 filters : FILTER1;FILTER2;FILTER3. A single filter has the following syntax : \"fieldName criterion expression\". Where :  - fieldName : the name of a filterable field of this object.   - expression : the values to be included or excluded (see the table below for more information)   - criterion : a filter criterion.  Here are the possible values for criterion :   | Criteria |         Description    |                   Type                   | Expression Example |  |----------|------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------|  |     >    |      greater than      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    >=    | greater or equal than  |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |     <    |        less than       |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    <=    |   less or equal than   |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    !=    |      not equal to      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |   like   |          like          |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    in    |           in           | alphanumeric strings separated by commas |      100,30,25     |  |    ==    |         equals         |            alphanumeric string           |         100        | 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/basics). 
+  fields: ['fields_example'], # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
+  filter: 'filter_example', # String | You can filter the API response by using filter(s). Filterable fields are :  - id  - cardId  - tokenRequestor  - statusId  - createdDate  - modifiedDate  Filters should be separated by a \";\". Example for 3 filters : FILTER1;FILTER2;FILTER3. A single filter has the following syntax : \"fieldName criterion expression\". Where :  - fieldName : the name of a filterable field of this object.   - expression : the values to be included or excluded (see the table below for more information)   - criterion : a filter criterion.  Here are the possible values for criterion :   | Criteria |         Description    |                   Type                   | Expression Example |  |----------|------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------|  |     >    |      greater than      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    >=    | greater or equal than  |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |     <    |        less than       |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    <=    |   less or equal than   |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    !=    |      not equal to      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |   like   |          like          |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    in    |           in           | alphanumeric strings separated by commas |      100,30,25     |  |    ==    |         equals         |            alphanumeric string           |         100        | 
   page_number: 56, # Integer | Pagination page number. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/lists). 
   page_count: 56, # Integer | The number of items per page. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_by: "sort_by_example", # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_order: "sort_order_example" # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_by: 'sort_by_example', # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_order: 'sort_order_example' # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://www.treezor.com/lists). 
 }
 
 begin

data/docs/MandateApi.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::MandateApi.new
 
 id = 56 # Integer | Mandate's internal id.
 
-origin = "origin_example" # String | The origin of the request for revocation
+origin = 'origin_example' # String | The origin of the request for revocation
 
 
 begin
@@ -145,15 +145,15 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::MandateApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   mandate_id: 56, # Integer | Mandate's Id
   user_id: 56, # Integer | User's id who initiates the mandate request.
-  unique_mandate_reference: "unique_mandate_reference_example", # String | Unique Mandate Reference (UMR) of the searched mandate. It is a sequence of characters that ensures the mandate traceability. UMR coupled with SCI allows to uniquely identify a creditor and a contract for any mandate. It is provided at the mandate creation.
-  mandate_status: "mandate_status_example", # String | Mandate's status. Possible values: * CANCELED * PENDING * VALIDATED 
-  filter: "filter_example" # String | You can filter the API response by using filter(s). Filters should be separated by a \";\". Example for 3 filters : FILTER1;FILTER2;FILTER3. A single filter has the following syntax : \"fieldName criterion expression\". Where :  - fieldName : the name of a filterable field of this object.   - expression : the values to be included or excluded (see the table below for more information)   - criterion : a filter criterion.  Here are the possible values for criterion :   | Criteria |         Description    |                   Type                   | Expression Example |  |----------|------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------|  |     >    |      greater than      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    >=    | greater or equal than  |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |     <    |        less than       |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    <=    |   less or equal than   |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    !=    |      not equal to      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |   like   |          like          |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    in    |           in           | alphanumeric strings separated by commas |      100,30,25     |  |    ==    |         equals         |            alphanumeric string           |         100        | 
+  unique_mandate_reference: 'unique_mandate_reference_example', # String | Unique Mandate Reference (UMR) of the searched mandate. It is a sequence of characters that ensures the mandate traceability. UMR coupled with SCI allows to uniquely identify a creditor and a contract for any mandate. It is provided at the mandate creation.
+  mandate_status: 'mandate_status_example', # String | Mandate's status. Possible values: * CANCELED * PENDING * VALIDATED 
+  filter: 'filter_example' # String | You can filter the API response by using filter(s). Filters should be separated by a \";\". Example for 3 filters : FILTER1;FILTER2;FILTER3. A single filter has the following syntax : \"fieldName criterion expression\". Where :  - fieldName : the name of a filterable field of this object.   - expression : the values to be included or excluded (see the table below for more information)   - criterion : a filter criterion.  Here are the possible values for criterion :   | Criteria |         Description    |                   Type                   | Expression Example |  |----------|------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------|  |     >    |      greater than      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    >=    | greater or equal than  |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |     <    |        less than       |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    <=    |   less or equal than   |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    !=    |      not equal to      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |   like   |          like          |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |  |    in    |           in           | alphanumeric strings separated by commas |      100,30,25     |  |    ==    |         equals         |            alphanumeric string           |         100        | 
 }
 
 begin
@@ -217,17 +217,17 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::MandateApi.new
 
 id = 56 # Integer | Mandate's id.
 
-access_token = "access_token_example" # String | Access token must be defined here or in Authorization HTTP header. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+access_token = 'access_token_example' # String | Access token must be defined here or in Authorization HTTP header. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
 
-access_signature = "access_signature_example" # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+access_signature = 'access_signature_example' # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
 
 user_id = 56 # Integer | User's id who initiates the mandate request.
 
 opts = { 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  debtor_mobile: "debtor_mobile_example" # String | Debtor's mobile phone number. Used to send the OTP for signature
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  debtor_mobile: 'debtor_mobile_example' # String | Debtor's mobile phone number. Used to send the OTP for signature
 }
 
 begin
@@ -290,19 +290,19 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::MandateApi.new
 
 id = 56 # Integer | Mandate's id.
 
-access_token = "access_token_example" # String | Access token must be defined here or in Authorization HTTP header. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+access_token = 'access_token_example' # String | Access token must be defined here or in Authorization HTTP header. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
 
-access_signature = "access_signature_example" # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+access_signature = 'access_signature_example' # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
 
 user_id = 56 # Integer | User's is who initiates the mandate request.
 
-otp = "otp_example" # String | The One-time password that the user got once mandate created.
+otp = 'otp_example' # String | The One-time password that the user got once mandate created.
 
 opts = { 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  debtor_signature_ip: "debtor_signature_ip_example" # String | IP address from which the mandate will be signed.
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  debtor_signature_ip: 'debtor_signature_ip_example' # String | IP address from which the mandate will be signed.
 }
 
 begin
@@ -364,35 +364,35 @@ end
 
 api_instance = TreezorClient::MandateApi.new
 
-sdd_type = "sdd_type_example" # String | Type of mandate.  | Type | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | core | Sepa Direct Debit Core | | b2b | Sepa Direct Debit Business 2 Business  | 
+sdd_type = 'sdd_type_example' # String | Type of mandate.  | Type | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | core | Sepa Direct Debit Core | | b2b | Sepa Direct Debit Business 2 Business  | 
 
 is_paper = true # BOOLEAN | Indicate if it's a paper mandate or not
 
-user_id = "user_id_example" # String | User's id who initiates the mandate request. The creditor.
+user_id = 'user_id_example' # String | User's id who initiates the mandate request. The creditor.
 
-debtor_name = "debtor_name_example" # String | Debtor's full name
+debtor_name = 'debtor_name_example' # String | Debtor's full name
 
-debtor_address = "debtor_address_example" # String | Debtor's address.
+debtor_address = 'debtor_address_example' # String | Debtor's address.
 
-debtor_city = "debtor_city_example" # String | Debtor's city.
+debtor_city = 'debtor_city_example' # String | Debtor's city.
 
-debtor_zip_code = "debtor_zip_code_example" # String | Debtor's zip code
+debtor_zip_code = 'debtor_zip_code_example' # String | Debtor's zip code
 
-debtor_country = "debtor_country_example" # String | Debtor's country
+debtor_country = 'debtor_country_example' # String | Debtor's country
 
-debtor_iban = "debtor_iban_example" # String | Debtor's IBAN
+debtor_iban = 'debtor_iban_example' # String | Debtor's IBAN
 
-sequence_type = "sequence_type_example" # String | Type of mandate.  | Type | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | one-off | One-off payment | | recurrent | Recurrent payment |  Default value: one-off. 
+sequence_type = 'sequence_type_example' # String | Type of mandate.  | Type | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | one-off | One-off payment | | recurrent | Recurrent payment |  Default value: one-off. 
 
-created_ip = "created_ip_example" # String | IP address of the system that created mandate.
+created_ip = 'created_ip_example' # String | IP address of the system that created mandate.
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  debtor_bic: "debtor_bic_example", # String | Debtor's BIC (or SWIFT)
-  signature_date: "signature_date_example" # String | Signature date of the mandate. Required if is paper.
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  debtor_bic: 'debtor_bic_example', # String | Debtor's BIC (or SWIFT)
+  signature_date: 'signature_date_example' # String | Signature date of the mandate. Required if is paper.
 }
 
 begin

data/docs/MccRestrictionGroupsApi.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::MccRestrictionGroupsApi.new
 id = 789 # Integer | MCC restriction Group internal id.
 
 opts = { 
-  fields: ["fields_example"] # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
+  fields: ['fields_example'] # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
 }
 
 begin
@@ -91,16 +91,16 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::MccRestrictionGroupsApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  fields: ["fields_example"], # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
-  filter: "filter_example", # String | You can filter the API response by using filter(s). Filterable fields are :   - id   - name   - isWhitelist   - status   - startDate   - createdDate    Filters should be separated by a \";\". Example for 3 filters : FILTER1;FILTER2;FILTER3.    A single filter has the following syntax : \"fieldName criterion expression\".    Where :     - fieldName : the name of a filterable field of this object.      - expression : the values to be included or excluded (see the table below for more information)      - criterion : a filter criterion.    Here are the possible values for criterion :   | Criteria |         Description    |                   Type                   | Expression Example |   |----------|------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------|   |     >    |      greater than      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    >=    | greater or equal than  |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |     <    |        less than       |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    <=    |   less or equal than   |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    !=    |      not equal to      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |   like   |          like          |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    in    |           in           | alphanumeric strings separated by commas |      100,30,25     |   |    ==    |         equals         |            alphanumeric string           |         100        | 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  fields: ['fields_example'], # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
+  filter: 'filter_example', # String | You can filter the API response by using filter(s). Filterable fields are :   - id   - name   - isWhitelist   - status   - startDate   - createdDate    Filters should be separated by a \";\". Example for 3 filters : FILTER1;FILTER2;FILTER3.    A single filter has the following syntax : \"fieldName criterion expression\".    Where :     - fieldName : the name of a filterable field of this object.      - expression : the values to be included or excluded (see the table below for more information)      - criterion : a filter criterion.    Here are the possible values for criterion :   | Criteria |         Description    |                   Type                   | Expression Example |   |----------|------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------|   |     >    |      greater than      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    >=    | greater or equal than  |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |     <    |        less than       |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    <=    |   less or equal than   |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    !=    |      not equal to      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |   like   |          like          |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    in    |           in           | alphanumeric strings separated by commas |      100,30,25     |   |    ==    |         equals         |            alphanumeric string           |         100        | 
   page_number: 56, # Integer | Pagination page number. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
   page_count: 56, # Integer | The number of items per page. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_by: "sort_by_example", # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_order: "sort_order_example" # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_by: 'sort_by_example', # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_order: 'sort_order_example' # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
 }
 
 begin
@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::MccRestrictionGroupsApi.new
 id = 789 # Integer | MCC restriction Group internal id.
 
 opts = { 
-  fields: ["fields_example"] # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
+  fields: ['fields_example'] # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
 }
 
 begin
@@ -222,11 +222,11 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::MccRestrictionGroupsApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  fields: ["fields_example"], # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  fields: ['fields_example'], # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
   body: TreezorClient::Body5.new # Body5 | 
 }
 
@@ -289,10 +289,10 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::MccRestrictionGroupsApi.new
 id = 56 # Integer | MCC group's id.
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   body: TreezorClient::Body6.new # Body6 | 
 }
 

data/docs/MerchantIdRestrictionGroupsApi.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::MerchantIdRestrictionGroupsApi.new
 id = 789 # Integer | Merchant ID restriction Group internal id.
 
 opts = { 
-  fields: ["fields_example"] # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
+  fields: ['fields_example'] # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
 }
 
 begin
@@ -91,16 +91,16 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::MerchantIdRestrictionGroupsApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  fields: ["fields_example"], # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
-  filter: "filter_example", # String | You can filter the API response by using filter(s). Filterable fields are :   - id   - name   - isWhitelist   - status   - startDate   - createdDate    Filters should be separated by a \";\". Example for 3 filters : FILTER1;FILTER2;FILTER3.    A single filter has the following syntax : \"fieldName criterion expression\".    Where :     - fieldName : the name of a filterable field of this object.      - expression : the values to be included or excluded (see the table below for more information)      - criterion : a filter criterion.    Here are the possible values for criterion :   | Criteria |         Description    |                   Type                   | Expression Example |   |----------|------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------|   |     >    |      greater than      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    >=    | greater or equal than  |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |     <    |        less than       |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    <=    |   less or equal than   |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    !=    |      not equal to      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |   like   |          like          |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    in    |           in           | alphanumeric strings separated by commas |      100,30,25     |   |    ==    |         equals         |            alphanumeric string           |         100        | 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  fields: ['fields_example'], # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
+  filter: 'filter_example', # String | You can filter the API response by using filter(s). Filterable fields are :   - id   - name   - isWhitelist   - status   - startDate   - createdDate    Filters should be separated by a \";\". Example for 3 filters : FILTER1;FILTER2;FILTER3.    A single filter has the following syntax : \"fieldName criterion expression\".    Where :     - fieldName : the name of a filterable field of this object.      - expression : the values to be included or excluded (see the table below for more information)      - criterion : a filter criterion.    Here are the possible values for criterion :   | Criteria |         Description    |                   Type                   | Expression Example |   |----------|------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------|   |     >    |      greater than      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    >=    | greater or equal than  |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |     <    |        less than       |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    <=    |   less or equal than   |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    !=    |      not equal to      |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |   like   |          like          |            alphanumeric string           |         100        |   |    in    |           in           | alphanumeric strings separated by commas |      100,30,25     |   |    ==    |         equals         |            alphanumeric string           |         100        | 
   page_number: 56, # Integer | Pagination page number. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
   page_count: 56, # Integer | The number of items per page. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_by: "sort_by_example", # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_order: "sort_order_example" # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_by: 'sort_by_example', # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : _createdDate_. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_order: 'sort_order_example' # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
 }
 
 begin
@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::MerchantIdRestrictionGroupsApi.new
 id = 789 # Integer | Merchant ID restriction Group internal id.
 
 opts = { 
-  fields: ["fields_example"] # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
+  fields: ['fields_example'] # Array<String> | List of the object's properties you want to pick up.
 }
 
 begin
@@ -222,10 +222,10 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::MerchantIdRestrictionGroupsApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   body: TreezorClient::Body7.new # Body7 | 
 }
 
@@ -287,10 +287,10 @@ api_instance = TreezorClient::MerchantIdRestrictionGroupsApi.new
 id = 56 # Integer | Merchant ID restriction group's id.
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   body: TreezorClient::Body8.new # Body8 | 
 }
 

data/docs/PayinApi.md

@@ -140,29 +140,29 @@ end
 api_instance = TreezorClient::PayinApi.new
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_ip: 56, # Integer | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   payin_id: 56, # Integer | Payin's id.
   wallet_id: 56, # Integer | Payin's wallet id.
-  payin_tag: "payin_tag_example", # String | Client custom data.
-  payin_status: "payin_status_example", # String | Payins's status.
+  payin_tag: 'payin_tag_example', # String | Client custom data.
+  payin_status: 'payin_status_example', # String | Payins's status.
   user_id: 56, # Integer | User's id who performed the operation (debited).
-  user_name: "user_name_example", # String | User's name who performed the operation (debited).
-  user_email: "user_email_example", # String | User's email who performed the operation (debited).
+  user_name: 'user_name_example', # String | User's name who performed the operation (debited).
+  user_email: 'user_email_example', # String | User's email who performed the operation (debited).
   beneficiary_user_id: 56, # Integer | User's id who received the operation (credited).
-  event_alias: "event_alias_example", # String | Wallet eventAlias of the payin (credited wallet).
+  event_alias: 'event_alias_example', # String | Wallet eventAlias of the payin (credited wallet).
   wallet_type_id: 56, # Integer | Payin's wallet type id.
-  payment_method_id: "payment_method_id_example", # String | Payin's payment method id.
-  created_date_from: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00"), # DateTime | The creation date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
-  created_date_to: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00"), # DateTime | The creation date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
-  updated_date_from: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00"), # DateTime | The modification date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
-  updated_date_to: DateTime.parse("2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00"), # DateTime | The modification date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  payment_method_id: 'payment_method_id_example', # String | Payin's payment method id.
+  created_date_from: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00'), # DateTime | The creation date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  created_date_to: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00'), # DateTime | The creation date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  updated_date_from: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00'), # DateTime | The modification date from which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
+  updated_date_to: DateTime.parse('2013-10-20T19:20:30+01:00'), # DateTime | The modification date up to which you want to filter the request result. Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists) 
   page_number: 56, # Integer | Pagination page number. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
   page_count: 56, # Integer | The number of items per page. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_by: "sort_by_example", # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : createdDate. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
-  sort_order: "sort_order_example" # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_by: 'sort_by_example', # String | The transaction element you want to sort the list with. Default value : createdDate. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
+  sort_order: 'sort_order_example' # String | The order you want to sort the list. * **DESC** for a descending sort * **ASC** for a ascending sort.  Default value : DESC. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/lists). 
 }
 
 begin
@@ -244,26 +244,26 @@ payment_method_id = 56 # Integer | | Id | Payment by | | ---| --- | | 3 | Check
 
 amount = 3.4 # Float | Pay in amount.
 
-currency = "currency_example" # String | Payin currency. Format: [ISO 4217](https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217). Must be the same as the wallet's. 
+currency = 'currency_example' # String | Payin currency. Format: [ISO 4217](https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217). Must be the same as the wallet's. 
 
 opts = { 
-  access_signature: "access_signature_example", # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
-  access_tag: "access_tag_example", # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  access_signature: 'access_signature_example', # String | Access signature can be mandatory for specific context. Treezor will contact you if so. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/security-authentication). 
+  access_tag: 'access_tag_example', # String | Access tag is used for idem potency query. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
   access_user_id: 56, # Integer | Access user's id is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  access_user_ip: "access_user_ip_example", # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
-  payin_tag: "payin_tag_example", # String | Client custom data.
+  access_user_ip: 'access_user_ip_example', # String | Access user's ip is used for user's action restriction. More info [here](https://agent.treezor.com/basics). 
+  payin_tag: 'payin_tag_example', # String | Client custom data.
   user_id: 56, # Integer | User's id who makes the pay in. Required unless paymentMethodId = 21. NB : this parameter should should not be transmitted in the case of payin of method Sepa Direct Debit Core (21). It will be set automatically by the system. 
   oneclickcard_id: 56, # Integer | Oneclick card's id. Mandatory if payment method is 14. Useless otherwise.
-  payment_accepted_url: "payment_accepted_url_example", # String | Url where cardholder is redirected if payment is successful. When using paymentMethodId 23 and 24 an HTTPS URL is mandatory.
-  payment_waiting_url: "payment_waiting_url_example", # String | Url where cardholder is redirected to wait payment processing. When using paymentMethodId 23 and 24 an HTTPS URL is mandatory.
-  payment_refused_url: "payment_refused_url_example", # String | Url where cardholder is redirected if payment is refused. When using paymentMethodId 23 and 24 an HTTPS URL is mandatory.
-  payment_canceled_url: "payment_canceled_url_example", # String | Url where cardholder is redirected if payment is canceled. When using paymentMethodId 23 and 24 an HTTPS URL is mandatory.
-  payment_exception_url: "payment_exception_url_example", # String | Url where cardholder is redirected if the payment process raised an exception. When using paymentMethodId 23 and 24 an HTTPS URL is mandatory.
+  payment_accepted_url: 'payment_accepted_url_example', # String | Url where cardholder is redirected if payment is successful. When using paymentMethodId 23 and 24 an HTTPS URL is mandatory.
+  payment_waiting_url: 'payment_waiting_url_example', # String | Url where cardholder is redirected to wait payment processing. When using paymentMethodId 23 and 24 an HTTPS URL is mandatory.
+  payment_refused_url: 'payment_refused_url_example', # String | Url where cardholder is redirected if payment is refused. When using paymentMethodId 23 and 24 an HTTPS URL is mandatory.
+  payment_canceled_url: 'payment_canceled_url_example', # String | Url where cardholder is redirected if payment is canceled. When using paymentMethodId 23 and 24 an HTTPS URL is mandatory.
+  payment_exception_url: 'payment_exception_url_example', # String | Url where cardholder is redirected if the payment process raised an exception. When using paymentMethodId 23 and 24 an HTTPS URL is mandatory.
   distributor_fee: 3.4, # Float | Distributor fee
-  message_to_user: "message_to_user_example", # String | Message to send to wallet's user. In the case of a Sepa Direct Debit Core payment method this parameter will be the reconciliation information transmitted to the Debtor (ie. Invoice number ...). In this case it cannot be more than 140 characters.
-  language: "language_example", # String | Language for the third party interface.
-  created_ip: "created_ip_example", # String | User's IP address
-  payin_date: "payin_date_example", # String | The date at which the SDD should be presented. This parameter is mandatory when performing a payin of method SDD Core. Format is YYYY-MM-DD The date should follow some requirements (Traget 2 working day) :    - Be a weekday (Monday to Friday)   - January 1st is excluded   - May 1st is excluded   - December 25 is excluded   - December 26th is excluded   - Easter day is excluded   - Easter Monday is excluded   - Good Friday is excluded 
+  message_to_user: 'message_to_user_example', # String | Message to send to wallet's user. In the case of a Sepa Direct Debit Core payment method this parameter will be the reconciliation information transmitted to the Debtor (ie. Invoice number ...). In this case it cannot be more than 140 characters.
+  language: 'language_example', # String | Language for the third party interface.
+  created_ip: 'created_ip_example', # String | User's IP address
+  payin_date: 'payin_date_example', # String | The date at which the SDD should be presented. This parameter is mandatory when performing a payin of method SDD Core. Format is YYYY-MM-DD The date should follow some requirements (Traget 2 working day) :    - Be a weekday (Monday to Friday)   - January 1st is excluded   - May 1st is excluded   - December 25 is excluded   - December 26th is excluded   - Easter day is excluded   - Easter Monday is excluded   - Good Friday is excluded 
   mandate_id: 56 # Integer | The id of the mandate. This parameter is mandatory when performing a payin with method SDD Core.
 }