---
title: "List Devices"
method: GET
path: "/devices"
tags: ["Devices"]
---

# List Devices

`GET /devices`

Retrieve a list of `Devices`.

For details on how to query endpoints using the available parameters, see [Query Parameters.](/api/section/query-parameters)

## Query parameters

- `after_cursor` string
- `application_id` string
- `before_cursor` string
- `created_at.gte` string, date-time
- `created_at.lte` string, date-time
- `description` string
- `enabled` boolean
- `limit` integer
- `merchant_id` string
- `merchant_identity_id` string
- `name` string
- `model` string
- `tags.key` string
- `tags.value` string
- `serial_number` string
- `updated_at.gte` string, date-time
- `updated_at.lte` string, date-time

## Headers

- `Finix-Version` string

## Response `200`

List of `Device` resources

- object
  - `page` Page — Details the page that's returned.
    - `limit` integer — The number of entries to return.
    - `next_cursor` string, nullable — The cursor to use for the next page of results.
  - `_embedded` object
    - `devices` Device[]
      - `id` string — The ID of the resource.
      - `created_at` string, date-time — Timestamp of when the object was created.
      - `updated_at` string, date-time — Timestamp of when the object was last updated.
      - `android_version` string — The Android version installed on the `Device`.
      - `configuration` DeviceConfiguration — Information used to configure how the `Device` handles transaction flows.
        - `allow_debit` boolean — Enable processing of transactions through Debit rails. If set to `false`, Debit card transactions will instead be processed through Credit rails.
        - `allow_standalone_authorizations` boolean — Sets whether the device allows initialization authorizations on its interface.`FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
        - `allow_standalone_refunds` boolean — Sets whether the device allows initialization refunds on its interface. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
        - `allow_standalone_sales` boolean — Sets whether the device allows initialization sales on its interface.
        - `bypass_device_on_capture` boolean, nullable — Sets whether or not the device will be used to capture transactions. This field should be set to `true` unless there are special circumstances.
        - `check_for_duplicate_transactions` boolean — Sets if the device will check for duplicate transactions. `DATACAP_V1` only.
        - `display_tip_on_receipt` boolean — Sets whether the device will display the blank tip amount on the receipt for authorizations to be later captured. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
        - `idle_image_file_id` string, nullable — The ID of the file to be displayed on the device when it is idle. Passing a value of `null` resets the device's idle image to the default.
        - `idle_message` string, nullable — Sets the idle message text on the terminal. This is what will be presented on the welcome screen. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
        - `prompt_amount_confirmation` boolean — Sets if the cardholder needs to confirm the amount they'll pay. `DATACAP_V1` only.
        - `prompt_for_signature` 'ALWAYS' | 'NEVER' | 'ON_NETWORK_RECOMMENDATION' | 'ON_THRESHOLD_AMOUNT' — Determines when the terminal prompts for an e-signature. - `ALWAYS`: The terminal will always request an e-signature. - `NEVER`: The terminal will never request an e-signature. - `ON_NETWORK_RECOMMENDATION`: The terminal follows card network recommendations on whether to prompt for a signature. - `ON_THRESHOLD_AMOUNT`: The terminal requests an e-signature only when the transaction amount is greater than or equal to `signature_threshold_amount`.
        - `prompt_manual_entry` boolean — Sets if the device allows for manual entry as a card input method. `DATACAP_V1` and `FINIX_V1` only. On `DATACAP_V1` if this is set to true manual entry will be the default entry option.
        - `prompt_receipt_confirmation` boolean — Sets whether or not the device presents a screen prompting the buyer to print receipt at the end of the transaction flow. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
        - `prompt_tip_on_screen` boolean — Sets whether the device will display the suggested tipping screen. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
        - `signature_threshold_amount` unknown
        - `surcharge_basis_points` integer — Represents the transaction amount that a `Merchant` charges the buyer when creating a `Transfer` or an `Authorization`. The value cannot exceed `300` (i.e., 3%). For devices on Standalone Mode, the Finix Payment Application on the terminal will calculate and send a `Transfer` or an `Authorization` request with the surcharge added. Customers integrated directly into Finix API must contact Support to incorporate surcharging appropriately into their integration.
        - `tipping_details` object — An object that sets the configurations for the tipping page if it appears. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
          - `allow_custom_tip` boolean — Allows the buyer to set a custom tip. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
          - `fixed_options` unknown[] — Sets the fixed amount that will be displayed on the terminal. Defaults to `[100, 150, 200]`. Must be three integer values that represent cent values. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
            - unknown
          - `percent_options` unknown[] — Sets the percentages that will be displayed on the terminal. Defaults to `[18, 20, 22]`. Must be three integer values that represent percentages. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
            - unknown
          - `percent_tipping_threshold` integer — The inclusive value at which the terminal will present a percent based prompt instead of a fixed value prompt. Defaults to `false`. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
      - `description` string, nullable — Additional information about device (e.g. self serving terminal).
      - `enabled` boolean — Whether the `Device` is enabled. `false` indicates disabled.
      - `firmware_version` string — The current version of the device's firmware.
      - `idle_message` string, nullable — Sets the idle message text on the terminal. This is what will be presented on the welcome screen. `FINIX_V1` and `DUMMY_V1` only.
      - `idle_image_file_id` string, nullable — The ID of the file to be displayed on the device when it is idle. Passing a value of `null` resets the device's idle image to the default.
      - `integration_mode` 'PAYMENT_APP' | 'SDK' — Defines the operating mode of the `Device`. `PAYMENT_APP` devices operate within the standard Finix ecosystem. `SDK` devices are for customers who are building their own PAX app.
      - `merchant` string — ID of the `Merchant` resource.
      - `model` 'PAX_A800' | 'PAX_A920PRO' | 'PAX_D135' | 'PAX_IM30' — The model type of the `Device`.
      - `name` string — The display name of the `Device` used for filtering purposes.
      - `payment_app_version` string — The device’s current app version.
      - `prompt_signature` 'ALWAYS' — When to prompt for a signature.
      - `serial_number` string, nullable — The serial_number is a unique identifier for the `Device`, located on the back and typically composed of ~16 digits. Ensure the serial number is set before activating the `Device`, though it can also be added later using a PUT request.
      - `tags` Tags, nullable — Include up to 50 `key: value` pairs to annotate requests with custom metadata. - Maximum character length for individual `keys` is 40. - Maximum character length for individual `values` is 500. (For example, `order_number: 25`, `item_type: produce`, `department: sales`)
      - `_links` object — For your convenience, every response includes several URLs which link to resources relevant to the request. You can use these `_links` to make your follow-up requests and quickly access relevant IDs.
        - `authorizations` object
          - `href` string
        - `merchant` object — Link to the `Merhcant` resource that was used in the request.
          - `href` string
        - `self` object — Link to the resource that was used in the request.
          - `href` string
        - `transfers` object
          - `href` string
  - `_links` object
    - `self` Self — Link to the resource that was used in the request.
      - `href` string
    - `next` Next — Link to the next page of entries.
      - `href` string

## Other responses

- `401` — Unauthorized. Authentication is required and has failed or has not been provided.
- `403` — Forbidden. The client is authenticated but does not have permission to access the resource.
- `406` — Not Acceptable. The server could not accept the submitted request. Confirm how the request was formatted and submitted.
- `422` — Unprocessable Entity. The syntax of the request content was correct, but the server was unable to process the contained instructions.

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