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Lists the ways money can enter and leave for a given country: cards, bank rails, and the alternative local methods that dominate in some markets - mobile money, QR schemes, and local payment networks. Read this rather than hard-coding a list. Availability changes with the partner’s coverage, and a method that is open in one direction is not always open in the other.

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Query parameters

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string
required
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code (e.g. "BR").
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string
in for on-ramp, out for off-ramp. Omit to get both.
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string
ISO 4217 code, to narrow the answer to one currency.

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Response

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string
The country asked about, echoed back.
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array
One entry per method. Each carries type (card, apple_pay, virtual_account, bank_deposit, bank_payout, mobile_money, qr, local_network), the currency it works in, direction (in or out), the rail behind it where one applies, min and max in that currency, and a coarse settlement label.
A method being listed is not a promise for a specific user. Their bank, card issuer or verification tier can still decline. Treat this as what the corridor supports, not as pre-approval.
Card availability is narrower than the banking side in several countries. Where the two disagree, this endpoint is the one to trust for cards - it reflects the card partner’s own restriction list. See also Card countries.

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Errors