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Deactivating a Recipient

This guide explains how to deactivate a recipients using the orda API. Deactivating a recipients ensures that the recipient no longer receives payouts or processes transactions. This is particularly useful when a recipient is no longer active or needs to be disabled for security or operational reasons.

AuthenticationCopied!

To deactivate a recipient, you must authenticate your request using your project’s client ID and secret. Each request must include:

  • An x-signature header that is generated using your client secret.

  • An x-client-id header containing your project’s client ID.

Refer to the authentication guide for detailed instructions on generating the correct signature.

Common IssuesCopied!

  • Missing or Invalid Signature: Ensure that every deactivation request is properly signed with an x-signature derived from your client secret.

  • Incorrect Recipient Identification: Double-check that the recipient you are deactivating is the intended one to prevent accidental deactivation.

  • Mismatched Client ID: Verify that the x-client-id provided in the request corresponds to the correct project.

When to use this endpointCopied!

Deactivating a recipient is recommended when:

  • An entity (such as a vendor or partner) no longer requires settlement services.

  • Security or compliance reasons necessitate revoking a recipient’s ability to process payouts.

  • You need to manage recipients’ activity through your administrative controls rather than manual intervention.

For implementation details, including the precise request format, please refer to the API reference.