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Overview

The Transaction class provides methods to verify transaction status using Flutterwave’s verification endpoints. It supports both standard verification and cross-verification (xrequery) to validate transaction outcomes.

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Constructor

Transaction transaction = new Transaction();

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Setter Methods

The Transaction class uses method chaining for configuration. All setter methods return the Transaction instance.

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setFlwref()

Sets the Flutterwave reference for the transaction.
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flwref
String
required
The Flutterwave reference (flw_ref) assigned to the transaction
transaction.setFlwref("FLW-MOCK-b615f9bb4e4e8e70f4f00df0f19d58d8");
Returns: Transaction - The current Transaction instance for method chaining

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setTxRef()

Sets the transaction reference.
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txRef
String
required
The unique transaction reference (txref) provided by the merchant
transaction.setTxRef("MC-1234567890");
Returns: Transaction - The current Transaction instance for method chaining

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Getter Methods

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getFlwref()

Retrieves the Flutterwave reference. 
String flwRef = transaction.getFlwref();
Returns: String - The Flutterwave reference

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getTxRef()

Retrieves the transaction reference. 
String txRef = transaction.getTxRef();
Returns: String - The transaction reference

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Public Methods

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verifyTransactionRequery()

Verifies a transaction using the standard requery endpoint. This method is useful for verifying failed transactions or checking the current status of a transaction. 
public JSONObject verifyTransactionRequery()
Returns: JSONObject - The verification response containing transaction details Example: 
Transaction transaction = new Transaction();
transaction.setTxRef("MC-1234567890")
          .setFlwref("FLW-MOCK-b615f9bb4e4e8e70f4f00df0f19d58d8");

JSONObject response = transaction.verifyTransactionRequery();

if (response.getString("status").equals("success")) {
    JSONObject data = response.getJSONObject("data");
    String transactionStatus = data.getString("status");
    System.out.println("Transaction Status: " + transactionStatus);
}
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status
String
Status of the verification request
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data
Object
Transaction details including status, amount, and customer information

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verifyTransactionXrequery()

Verifies a transaction using the cross-verification (xrequery) endpoint. This method provides additional verification options including filtering for only successful transactions and the last attempt. 
public JSONObject verifyTransactionXrequery()
Returns: JSONObject - The verification response with detailed transaction information Example: 
Transaction transaction = new Transaction();
transaction.setTxRef("MC-1234567890");

JSONObject response = transaction.verifyTransactionXrequery();

if (response.getString("status").equals("success")) {
    JSONObject data = response.getJSONObject("data");
    String chargeResponseCode = data.getString("chargecode");
    String amount = data.getString("amount");
    System.out.println("Amount: " + amount);
    System.out.println("Charge Response Code: " + chargeResponseCode);
}
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status
String
Status of the xrequery request
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data
Object
Comprehensive transaction details with charge codes and transaction metadata

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Usage Example

import com.github.theresasogunle.Transaction;
import org.json.JSONObject;

public class TransactionVerification {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // Create transaction instance
        Transaction transaction = new Transaction();
        
        // Set transaction references
        transaction.setTxRef("MC-1234567890")
                  .setFlwref("FLW-MOCK-b615f9bb4e4e8e70f4f00df0f19d58d8");
        
        // Verify using standard requery
        JSONObject requeryResponse = transaction.verifyTransactionRequery();
        System.out.println("Requery Response: " + requeryResponse.toString());
        
        // Verify using xrequery for additional details
        JSONObject xrequeryResponse = transaction.verifyTransactionXrequery();
        System.out.println("Xrequery Response: " + xrequeryResponse.toString());
    }
}

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Notes

  • The secret key (SECKEY) is automatically retrieved from RaveConstant.SECRET_KEY
  • The xrequery method automatically sets last_attempt=1 and only_successful=1 parameters
  • Both methods return JSONObject responses that should be checked for success status before processing
  • Method chaining is supported for all setter methods

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