You can use the Bulk Refund operation to refund multiple transactions to a customer in a single request. The refunds are based on the amount you provide. You can provide a partial or complete refund.

Please note:

This operation voids an authorized transaction or refunds a captured transaction based on the status of the transaction.
If refunding a captured transaction, you can provide a partial refund or a complete refund. The amount field can take values equal to or less than the captured amount. If you do not specify an amount, a customer receives the complete refund.
If voiding an authorized transaction, you must void the full authorized amount.

Path Name	Path Details
End Point	`[Velocity URL]/mpoint/bulk-refund`
Format/Content Type	`text/xml`
Authentication	`HTTP basic access authentication`

Request

The following is an example of a Refund Transaction request:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root>
	<refund client-id="[integer]" account="[integer]">
		<transaction id="5768217" order-no="UID346">
			<amount country-id="200">158726</amount>
		</transaction>
	</refund>
	<refund client-id="[integer]" account="[integer]">
		<transaction id="5768212" order-no="JZC273">
			<amount country-id="200">251100</amount>
		</transaction>
	</refund>
</root>

Response

The following is an example of a Refund Transaction response:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root>
	<transactions client-id="[integer]">
		<transaction id="5768217" order-no="UID346">
			<status code="1000"> [message] </status>
		</transaction>
	</transactions>
	<transactions client-id="[integer]">
		<transaction id="5768212" order-no="JZC273">
			<status code="1000"> [message] </status>
		</transaction>
	</transactions>
</root>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<root>
	<status code="9400">
		<exception type="http">
			<code>400</code>
		</exception>
	</status>
</root>

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Note: If the status code is 1000, the refund is successful. Other rest response codes indicate a failure. Refer to Refund Payment Codes for details.