uid, and fulfil the order when its status is ugwo_successful.
Attributes
string
Unique identifier,
ugw.XXXX.YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY. Store it on
your order.string | null
Your own reference, e.g. an order number. Unique per workspace and
case-sensitive. Use it to match webhooks to orders and as an
idempotency key.
object | null
The customer this payment belongs to, as a Customer
object.
integer
Amount to collect, in the smallest currency unit (kobo for
NGN):
500000 is ₦5,000.00.string
ISO-4217 currency code, e.g.
NGN. See supported
currencies.enum
Where the payment is in its lifecycle. One of
requires_ugwo,
processing, ugwo_successful, partially_refunded, refunded,
cancelled. See Status.string | null
Text shown to the customer on the hosted checkout.
string
ISO-8601 timestamp.
string
ISO-8601 timestamp.
object | null
The checkout this payment is routed through:
either the one you passed on create, or the one your workspace’s
routing rules picked.
null if none could be resolved, in which case
the ugwo cannot be charged.object | null
The most recent activity on this ugwo.
Returned by Get an ugwo and in webhooks; omitted from
create, list and cancel responses.
null if no activity has run.integer
Total collected so far across successful activities, in the smallest
currency unit. Equals
amount once fully paid. Useful for spotting
underpayment while status is still requires_ugwo.integer
Kwugwo fee on this payment, in the smallest currency unit. Currently
always
0.object
The
{ "key": "value" } metadata you set on create. Never shown to
the customer. {} when there is none.The Ugwo object
Status
Several attempts can be open at once, and a customer can still pay
into an old bank-transfer account after the ugwo is already
ugwo_successful. Only the first successful attempt pays the ugwo. Kwugwo records that as a separate
activity with is_double_charge: true and sends
ugwo.activity.double_charge_detected.
The ugwo itself does not change; refund the extra activity.