fetchByPaymentMethod method returns all Account objects with a payment method that matches the input. Use this method to conduct global searches, such as “all the accounts that use a certain credit card as the payment method.”
This method supports paging to limit the number of records returned per call. Occasionally, returning a large number of records in one call swamps buffers and might cause a failure. Vindicia recommends that you call this method in a loop, incrementing the page for each loop iteration with an optimal page size (number of records returned in one call) until the page contains a number of records that is less than the given page size.
Input
srd: sparse response description, a SOAP string (which must be a JSON object), in which you specify the elements you want returned.This parameter enables the calling system to constrain amethod call to return only components you specify. This gives you greater control over returned content, and improves response time within the Vindicia platform by reducing the processing needed for the call.
Some fields are required, either practically or in the WSDL, and will be returned regardless of the srd. A null srd returns the complete response.
paymentMethod: an object of type PaymentMethod, which serves as the search criterion. Identify the payment method with its VID, your payment method ID (merchantPaymentMethodId), or one of the following, depending on the payment method type:
- The account number for a credit card.
- The account number-bank routing number combination for ACH and ECP.
- The fiscal number for a Boleto.
- The
PaypalEmailfor PayPal.
PaypalEmail.
page: the page number, starting at 0, for which to return the results. For example, if the total number of results is 85 and pageSize is 10:
- Specifying 0 for page gets the results from 1 through 10.
- Specifying 2 for page gets the results from 21 through 30.
Output
return: an object of typeReturn that indicates the success or failure of the call.
accounts: one or more Account objects whose payment method matches the input.

