Open nicoprevoo opened 6 years ago
This would be great indeed, I'm not sure how the bunq-API will respond to 1000 payments in a batch or whereever they impose a limit. But if we can translate the payment-details into seperate payents that the bunqDesktop understands, it could just as simple as looping and sending.
But if it's that simple, I would advice an extra security layer for batch and or large-payments (could be as simple as re-entering your password)
You can use the payment batch endpoint. With that endpoint you can sent up to 100 payments per call. 😊
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This would be great indeed, I'm not sure how the bunq-API will respond to 1000 payments in a batch or whereever they impose a limit. But if we can translate the payment-details into seperate payents that the bunqDesktop understands, it could just as simple as looping and sending.
But if it's that simple, I would advice an extra security layer for batch and or large-payments (could be as simple as re-entering your password)
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There is more demand for this functionality, check this topic on Together: https://together.bunq.com/d/4072-payments-using-sepa-xml-file
Can't wait till 1.0.0 will be released!
I'm not sure - but will the new bunq update make this easier to implement, as they've done it themselves?
There isn't an endpoint for this right now and I'm not sure if there ever will be. I'm going to check with bunq if that is on the roadmap and if it is that should make this a lot easier yes :+1:
why would they want to make an endpoint for this? What the app is probably doing is parsing the file and make a batch payment. Batch payment is already available in the pub api.
It would be great when the possibility comes to import SEPA Payment Files from a bookkeeping program.