Transaction Object Fields

The Transaction object refers to the JSON structure that contains most of the information that you need to send to the API.

The object also contains a number of arrays or sub-objects that you can use to represent the following business entities:

Transaction details per line item
Tax information
Addresses
Refunds

Field	Description
`purchase_order_number`	An identifier for the purchase, to be displayed on the invoice if it is required.
`custom_data`	Specifies any custom data that you want to add to the transaction.
`buyer_name`	The buyer's name. It can be the first name, last name or company name.
`currency_code`	The ISO currency code for the transaction. For example `EUR`.
`update_timestamp`	Date and time of the last transaction update.
`note`	Add a note to the transaction.
`transaction_lines`	See Transaction Lines Object.
`buyer_tax_number`	The tax number used by the buyer. For example, the EU VAT number. You can use this field to provide the country code, if that is part of the number. For example, IE1234567X. You can also use the `billing_country_code` field for specifying the country. If a value is entered in the both fields, the country code value in the `buyer_tax_number` is used once it is verified.
`custom_fields`	Custom fields, stored as key-value pairs. This property is not processed.
`external_unique_id`	A unique, external ID. We advise you to use secure and random identifiers in this field.
`vouchers`	See Voucher Object Fields.
`customer_id`	A free-form field where you can add an identifier that corresponds to the identifier used in your system.
`comments`	Additional information about the transaction. For example, you can note if the evidence has been amended.
`buyer_email`	The Buyer's email address. You can use this field when the address needs to be captured for further processing, such as invoice delivery.
`tax_timestamp`	The time when the tax liability is created. Tax point date is used to find out the correct tax and currency exchange rates. It appears on the invoice too. It is returned in the following format: `yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZZZ`.
`custom_id`	Custom identifier provided upon transaction creation.
`ship_to_address`	See Configuring Addresses.
`description`	Transaction description.
`invoice_timestamp`	The moment the invoice has been issued. This field is used on the invoice document. Format is: `yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZZZ`.