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Learn about the /pay-allocations endpoint.
A payroll account can have one or more pay allocation objects, which represent the bank accounts and/or cards that are connected with the payroll account. Pay allocation objects contain information like bank account details, card details, allocation type, and allocation values.
Argyle retrieves data a user has access to in their payroll portal. Some employers and payroll providers can fully or partially obfuscate information within a pay allocation (for example, account or routing number). In these cases, Argyle is only able to return the obfuscated values.
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id (string (uuid), optional): Unique ID of the pay allocation.
account (string (uuid), optional): ID of the payroll account associated with a Link item that generates the payout to the user.
employer (string, optional): The company or entity that employs the user.
destination_type (string (enum), optional)
status (note, optional)
account_number (string, optional): 5 to 17-digit code that identifies the user as the account holder in the bank. In most cases, the account number will be 8-17 digits long. Depending on the payroll provider, the value can be fully or partially obfuscated.
bank_name (string, optional): Represents the bank’s name on the account.
routing_number (string, optional): 9-digit code that is based on the bank location where the user’s account was opened. Depending on the payroll provider, the value can be fully or partially obfuscated.
card_number (string, optional): Represents the card number.
card_name (string, optional): Represents the card’s name on the account.
account_number (string, optional): 7 to 12-digit code that identifies the user as the account holder in the bank. Depending on the payroll provider, the value can be fully or partially obfuscated.
account_type (string, optional): The type of the user’s bank account.
institution_number (string, optional): 3-digit code that identifies the user’s bank.
transit_number (string, optional): 5-digit code that identifies the bank’s specific branch where the user holds their account.
metadata (object, optional): Holds additional available, often unstructured information about this data resource.