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Transaction

A transfer of money from one account to another.

This type requires the following scope:

[transactions]

type Transaction implements Node {
  id: ID!
  amount: Money!
  runningBalance: Money
  description: String!
  reference: String
  category(
    categorySet: TransactionCategorySet = consumer
  ): TransactionCategorization @deprecated
  categories(
    first: UInt
    categorySet: TransactionCategorySet = consumer
  ): [TransactionCategorization]! @deprecated
  date: Date!
  bankAccount: BankAccount!
}

Fields​

Transaction.id ● ID! non-null scalar​

Transaction.amount ● Money! non-null scalar​

Positive values represent an inflow into the account. Conversely negative values represent money leaving the account.

Transaction.runningBalance ● Money scalar​

Remaining balance after this transaction is applied to the account

Transaction.description ● String! non-null scalar​

The description of the transaction as it appears in the user's statement

Transaction.reference ● String scalar​

The reference (if available) as it appears on the counterparty's statement

Transaction.category ● TransactionCategorization deprecated object​

⚠️ DEPRECATED

No longer supported

The category of the transaction and its associated probability

Transaction.category.categorySet ● TransactionCategorySet enum​

Transaction.categories ● [TransactionCategorization]! deprecated non-null object​

⚠️ DEPRECATED

No longer supported

A list of possible categorizations and their associated probabilities

Transaction.categories.first ● UInt scalar​
Transaction.categories.categorySet ● TransactionCategorySet enum​

Transaction.date ● Date! non-null scalar​

The date at which the transaction occurred. The granularity of the transaction date will largely be at the day level, however if a given bank has more accurate times available, this will be included in the transaction date.

Transaction.bankAccount ● BankAccount! non-null object​

The bank account in which the transaction occurred

Interfaces​

Node interface​

An abstract datatype that has a locally unique identifier, allowing a given node to be later queried by id using the node(id: ID!) query.