Last updated: 25 June 2026 | Change log
Make a single payout to an account using our Account Payouts endpoint.
POST https://try.access.worldpay-bsh.securedataplatform.com/accountPayouts
- Test (Try)https://try.access.worldpay-bsh.securedataplatform.com/accountPayouts
- Livehttps://access.worldpay-bsh.securedataplatform.com/accountPayouts
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{ "merchant": { "entity": "default" }, "instruction": { "value": { "sourceCurrency": "GBP", "sourceAmount": 0, "targetCurrency": "EUR", "targetAmount": 199.99 }, "narrative": { "line1": "PushtoAccount with Worldpay" }, "purposeOfPayment": { "code": "WPREMT", "description": "Money Remittance" }, "countryCode": "GB", "transactionType": "customerToCustomer", "quoteId": "", "expandableKeyValuePairs": { "remitterSourceOfIncome": "salary", "intermediaryBankSwiftBic": "BARCGB22" }, "beneficiaryBankDetails": { "accountType": "checking", "accountNumber": "12345677", "iban": "GB41CITI18500818404062", "branchCode": "", "bankCode": "185008", "swiftBic": "CITIGB2L", "bankName": "Citibank London", "address": { "address1": "25 Canada Square", "address2": "", "city": "London", "state": "", "postalCode": "E14 5LB", "countryCode": "GB" } }, "parties": [ { "partyType": "beneficiary", "personalDetails": { "type": "Person", "title": "Mr", "firstName": "John", "middleName": "", "lastName": "Doe", "dateOfBirth": "1993-12-31", "email": "john@domain.com", "phones": [ { "number": "7777777777", "prefix": "44" } ], "identityDocuments": [ { "type": "passport", "number": "E1122234", "issuingInstitution": "Mayor of London", "issuingCountry": "GB", "validFrom": "2013-05-22", "validTo": "2014-05-21" } ] }, "address": { "address1": "25 Walbrook", "address2": "", "city": "London", "state": "", "postalCode": "EC4N 8AF", "countryCode": "GB", "type": "home", "residentialStatus": "resident" } }, { "partyType": "payer", "customerReference": "Account123456", "personalDetails": { "type": "Person", "title": "Ms", "firstName": "Maria", "middleName": "", "lastName": "Doe", "dateOfBirth": "1994-05-12", "email": "maria@domain.com", "phones": [ { "number": "7888888888", "prefix": "44" } ], "identityDocuments": [ { "type": "passport", "number": "E1122277", "issuingInstitution": "Mayor of London", "issuingCountry": "GB", "validFrom": "2017-06-15", "validTo": "2027-06-14" } ] }, "address": { "address1": "De Entree 248", "address2": "", "city": "Amsterdam", "state": "", "postalCode": "1101 EE", "countryCode": "NL", "type": "home", "residentialStatus": "resident" } } ] }, "transactionReference": "ABC123456" }
Reference for the payout request provided by you. We recommend you specify a value which is unique across all of your payouts to ensure you receive the right data throughout the payout lifecycle. <a href="/products/marketplaces/coverage/bank/additionalinfo#special-characters">Special characters</a> are allowed.
Currently not in use.
The response to your Payout request is the same for standard Account Payout and Marketplaces flows.
{
"payoutRequestId": "PZ000EC4",
"idempotencyKey": "idopKey",
"entity": "default"
}Payout Request ID associated with a payout submitted through our Account Payouts API. PN/PZ/PO prefix plus 6 characters.
Unique reference from the request header of the same name.
Your entity reference created as part of on-boarding. Used to route the request in Access Worldpay.
You can see more errors and responses in our API reference.
We offer intelligent routing with built-in redundancy to maximize payout success rates. By default, we handle routing and fail-over automatically. However, if you want full control over how payouts are routed and how failover occurs, you can use the optional properties source.accountNumber and channel in your payout request payload.
source.accountNumber- decides which of your merchant accounts (ledgers) is debited for the payoutchannel- defines which payout routes we should use and in what priority order
Both properties are optional, but using them gives you greater control over:
- routing logic
- fail-over behavior in case of partner issues or incorrect beneficiary data
By default we set up each merchant account with one account per currency. If you don't specify the source.accountNumber we debit the default account for the payout currency.
If you want multiple ledgers for the same currency, you must specify the source.accountNumber in the payout request. We can configure these accounts during onboarding or later through our support team.
Additional accounts require unique funding references for each ledger. The account number format is 16 digits. You can retrieve account details and balances via the Balance API. When you specify source.accountNumber we will:
- validate ownership of the account
- ensure the account currency matches the
sourceCurrencyin your request
If you do not specify a channel we use standard routing and failover logic.
Use the channel property to define:
- which routes we can use
- the priority order for failover
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Your available channels depend on your onboarding configuration. Contact your Implementation Manager for further information.
| Channel | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Single channel | instant | We attempt real-time payout only. If it fails, funds are reversed to your ledger. |
| Multiple channels with priority | instant, ach sd | We try real-time first, then ACH same day if real-time fails. |
| Reverse priority | ach sd, instant | We try ACH same day first, then real-time |
You can be flexible based on your payout model and SLAs.
Coming soon
- specify the delivery date in your request
- automatic failover to faster routes if cut-off times are missed
Next steps