List authorizations for a merchant
Card authorization attempts (approvals and declines) for one merchant, newest first. Defaults to the last 30 days; maximum date span is 365 days. An empty result is normal for low-volume merchants. Coverage: TSYS merchants are served from the TSYS authorization file (history from 2024-12-30; new authorizations land once daily, typically one day behind). Merchants processed on Fiserv Omaha FSP are served from the Fiserv authorization feed (history from 2026-01-01 with a rolling 15-month floor; refreshed roughly hourly). Merchants on Fiserv North or Fiserv Omaha Retail are served from the Fiserv AccessOne authorization feed (refreshed daily; times are the processor’s wall-clock time in authorized_at_local, with authorized_at null). meta.data_coverage reports which feed answered (“tsys_only”, “fiserv_fsp” or “fiserv_accessone”; new values are added as feeds come online). Paging depth: across more than one day, pages reach the first 500,000 rows (page x page_size), or the first 50,000 with approved, card_type or card_network; deeper pages return 422. A single day (date_from equal to date_to) has no depth limit, so sync large portfolios one day at a time.
Authentication
Path parameters
Query parameters
Start date (YYYY-MM-DD)
End date (YYYY-MM-DD)
Filter by the raw processor card type code, passed through undecoded: the TSYS card type (e.g. 4, 5, 3, 8; proprietary extensions appear in live data) or, on the per-merchant routes, the Fiserv code: the Omaha FSP network code (e.g. 2 = Visa, 3 = Mastercard, 1 = American Express, 4 = Discover) or the AccessOne card type (e.g. 00002, 04).
Filter by one normalized network: amex, debit, diners, discover, ebt, fleet, jcb, mastercard, other, paypal, private_label, visa
true = issuer-approved authorizations (TSYS response codes 00, 10, 85; Fiserv approval status 1 or AccessOne Approved); false = declines. Rows whose outcome is absent at the source (approved: null in the payload) match neither filter.
Response
Standard pagination meta plus the coverage flag and applied-window echo unique to the authorization endpoints.