Refund Order

The Refund Order endpoint enables merchants to initiate either full or partial refunds for an order using its Order UUID. Depending on your business workflow, you can refund the entire order or only specific items. Upon successful submission, the API responds with a 202 Accepted, indicating that your refund request has been accepted and is pending processing.
This endpoint is ideal for scenarios such as:

Returns & Exchanges: Revert payment for returned or exchanged items.
Order Modifications: Adjust invoices or correct billing mistakes.
Partial Cancellations: Process refunds for specific products rather than full orders.

Endpoint
POST https://demo-api.frontpayment.no/api/v1/connect/orders/refund/{{ORDER_UUID}}

Authorization
Include a Bearer Token in the Authorization header. You can obtain this token from Front Payment.
Example:
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_FRONTPAYMENT_BEARER_TOKEN

Request Payload
Send the following parameters as a JSON object in the request body:
{
 "type": "regular",
 "grandTotal": 10,
 "products": [
 {
 "id": 5410,
 "amount": 10
 }
 ]
}

Retrieve Product ID from Get Order Details API.
Validation Rules
Make sure your request meets the following requirements:

 
 
 Field
 Type
 Description
 
 
 
 
 type
 string
 Required Using type. Available types are regular and invoiced
 
 
 grandTotal
 numeric
 Required Grand total of the refunded amount.
 
 
 products.*id
 numeric
 Required Order product id. From which product you want to refund.
 
 
 products.*.amount
 numeric
 Required Refund amount for the product.
 
 

Response
A successful request will return a 202 OK status with the following JSON payload:
{
 "status_code": 202,
 "status_message": "OK",
 "message": "orderRefundedSuccessfully",
 "is_data": true,
 "data": null
}

Error Response
API returns a 404 error, it means requested order with ORDER_UUID could not be found in our system.
{
 "status_code": 404,
 "status_message": "Not Found",
 "message": "orderNotFound",
 "is_error": false,
 "errors": null
}

API return a 417 error, it means request payload validation failed.
{
 "status_code": 417,
 "status_message": "Client Error",
 "message": "payloadValidationErrors",
 "is_error": true,
 "errors": "Array"
}

API returns a 510 error, it means something failed on the server side
{
 "status_code": 510,
 "status_message": "Execution Exception Occurred",
 "message": "somethingWentWrong",
 "is_error": true,
 "errors": "Array"
}

Others refund rejections errors
{
 "status_code": 400,
 "status_message": "Conflict of Business Logic",
 "message": "requestProductIdNotAvailable",
 "is_data": false,
 "data": null
}

{
 "status_code": 400,
 "status_message": "Conflict of Business Logic",
 "message": "refundRejectionForRefundRequestGreaterThanOrderAmount",
 "is_error": false,
 "errors": null
}

{
 "status_code": 400,
 "status_message": "Conflict of Business Logic",
 "message": "refundRejectionForProductAmountExceed",
 "is_error": true,
 "errors": "Array"
}

{
 "status_code": 400,
 "status_message": "Conflict of Business Logic",
 "message": "refundRejectionForWeeklyThresholdExceed",
 "is_error": true,
 "errors": null
}

{
 "status_code": 400,
 "status_message": "Conflict of Business Logic",
 "message": "refundRejectionForRequestAmountThresholdExceed",
 "is_error": true,
 "errors": null
}