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OpenAPI 3.1.02026-08-123844095.4 MBCreate Saved Payout Method
Saves a new place an account or user can withdraw to. Sensitive details are vaulted in transit and never stored raw.
Headers
A unique key that makes this request safe to retry. See Idempotent requests.
Request body
The account to add the payout method for, prefixed biz_. Provide this or user_id.
Currency the supported payout method delivers payouts in.
The supported payout method's required field values, keyed by field id — list them with GET /payouts/supported_methods?supported_payout_method_id=.... A Basis Theory token id may be passed in place of a raw value. For a U.S. bank routing-number field, a raw nine-digit value must also pass the ABA checksum. A validation failure returns the method's full required_fields schema alongside the error. Required whenever the account details are supplied directly.
Whether to make this the account's default payout method.
A label for the payout method, unique per destination.
The supported payout method to save (a podst_ identifier from a previous listing).
The user to add the payout method for, prefixed user_. Provide this or account_id.
Response
a pre-tokenized Basis Theory value passes through unvaulted
Masked identifier for the destination.
Lifecycle trust state: checking (verification still running), verified (bank confirmed ownership or a payout already completed to it), no_data (verification unavailable or bank returned no ownership data), warning (bank could not confirm the destination's owner), broken (payouts failed with a permanent account error), null (never checked).
Null on create. List payout methods to retrieve arrival estimates.
Null on create. List payout methods to retrieve the configured fee terms.
Payout method ID, usable as payout_method_id on POST /payouts.
Whether this method is a copy of one saved on another of the payer's accounts.
Whether the payer added this method by signing in to their bank rather than typing account details.
Whether the bank sign-in behind this method has expired and must be redone before it counts as linked.
User-defined label for the payout method.
Always null on create.
Why this method is unavailable: destination_retired means the payout provider stopped offering the destination. Whop may automatically remap an eligible method that was not linked through Plaid to a compatible replacement; otherwise, the account owner must re-add it. null means no unavailability reason is known.