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Order Service

The Order Service API enables partners and integrators to order hardware and services, provision and board devices, and manage the full lifecycle of merchant and POI entities. It supports merchant onboarding, additional service ordering, terminal provisioning, batch processing, e-contract workflows, and webhook callbacks from third-party signing providers.

This is v2.62.0 of the Order Service API. See Deprecated APIs for legacy endpoints that should not be used in new integrations.

API Reference

Order Management

Maintenance

For retired endpoints, see Deprecated APIs.

Internal

Name

Internal

Description

Verifone-internal account, status, and maintenance workflow endpoints

Name

Users

Description

Create unapproved merchant users for existing customer entities

Name

MID/TID Generation

Description

Generate Verifone Merchant IDs and Terminal IDs based on configured ranges

Name

Purchased TIDs

Description

Manage pre-purchased TID pools — insert, list, reserve, and update allocation status

Name

Reseller Event Data

Description

Manage reseller-scoped event data records used during order submission

Name

Oracle Accounts

Description

Search, add, update, and delete Oracle billing accounts

Name

Batch

Description

Verifone internal batch operations for merchant and POI maintenance

Key Concepts

An order is a collection of instructions for provisioning and ordering applications and hardware. Orders go through a draft state before being submitted for processing.

A merchant is the person or entity taking payments for goods and services. A customer is an acquirer, merchant, or other entity being charged for hardware or services from Verifone.

A service is a subscribed application, payment feature, or hardware lifecycle add-on. Additional Services let you attach these services to an existing merchant without creating a full merchant onboarding order.

The Point of Interaction (POI) refers primarily to the logical terminal — the device through which a payment is initiated and processed.

An acquirer is a bank or financial institution that processes card payments on behalf of merchants. In the Verifone model, acquirers are typically direct Verifone customers whose merchants are not.

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