Create a remittance
Initiates a government payment. A remittance is always tied to one or
more accepted filings — whether Cadana prepared them
(source: cadana) or you filed them externally and submitted the
totals (source: external). Funds are debited from your business
balance and routed to the authority through Cadana’s local rails.
By default Cadana uses its internal mapping for the authority’s bank
account. Provide a paymentDetails block — the same paymentMethods
object used by vendor payments and beneficiaries elsewhere in the API —
to specify the routing yourself (for example, a Mexican CLABE under
bank.accountNumber). Use the top-level paymentReference field to
set the bank attribution reference (defaults to the linked filing’s
filingReference).
Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Headers
Required when using a Platform API token. The tenant key identifying which business to operate on.
Body
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code
"MX"
Filings to remit for. Multiple filings to the same authority can be batched into a single remittance.
Currency to debit from the business balance (auto-converted if needed)
"USD"
Where Cadana sends the payment. Optional. Omit to use Cadana's
internal default routing for the authority (recommended when you
trust Cadana to know the right government account). Provide to
specify the routing yourself — for example, a Mexican CLABE under
bank.accountNumber. This is the same paymentMethods object
used elsewhere in the API for beneficiaries and vendor payments.
Reference the receiving bank or authority uses to attribute the
payment to your filing. If omitted, Cadana uses the linked filing's
filingReference (e.g., the Línea de Captura in Mexico). Provide
explicitly when the bank reference differs from the filing
reference.
"0123456ABCD7890EF"
Response
Remittance created
Response containing the ID of a newly created resource.
"fil_01HQ3K4N7XYZABC"