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Anchor to ShopifyPaymentsBankAccount

ShopifyPaymentsBankAccount

object

Requires read_shopify_payments_bank_accounts access scope.

A bank account that can receive payouts.

Anchor to accountNumberLastDigitsaccountNumberLastDigits
•String!
non-null

The last digits of the account number (the rest is redacted).

•String

The name of the bank.

•CountryCode!
non-null

The country of the bank.

•DateTime!
non-null

The date that the bank account was created.

•CurrencyCode!
non-null

The currency of the bank account.

•ID!
non-null

A globally-unique ID.

•ShopifyPaymentsPayoutConnection!
non-null

All current and previous payouts made between the account and the bank account.

Arguments

•String

The elements that come after the specified cursor.

•String

The elements that come before the specified cursor.

•Int

The first n elements from the paginated list.

•Int

The last n elements from the paginated list.

•String

A filter made up of terms, connectives, modifiers, and comparators. You can apply one or more filters to a query. Learn more about Shopify API search syntax.

Anchor to default
•string

Filter by a case-insensitive search of multiple fields in a document.

Example:

  • query=Bob Norman
  • query=title:green hoodie
•float
Anchor to bank_account
•string
Anchor to currency
•string
•id

Filter by id range.

Example:

  • id:1234
  • id:>=1234
  • id:<=1234
Anchor to issued_at
•time
Anchor to ledger_type
•string
•string
Anchor to transaction_dates
•time
•Boolean
Default:false

Reverse the order of the underlying list.

•ID

The ID of a saved search. The search’s query string is used as the query argument.

•PayoutSortKeys
Default:ISSUED_AT

Sort the underlying list using a key. If your query is slow or returns an error, then try specifying a sort key that matches the field used in the search.

•ShopifyPaymentsPayoutTransactionType

Filter the direction of the payout.


•ShopifyPaymentsBankAccountStatus!
non-null

The status of the bank account.


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