Error Codes

Expected Errors

Expected errors are errors that are always returned with the HTTP status code 200 OK. These errors indicate that the request was successfully processed, even if it resulted in an error. The standard JSON response format for unexpected errors is shown below:

{
    "status": true,
    "status_code": 0,
    "message": "Success",
    "result": {
        "error_code": 1042,
        "message": "duplicate external id",
        "data": null,
    }
}

The error details are located in the result parameter under the error_code and message fields.

Code	Text message	Description	HTTP Status
0	Success	The request has been processed successfully	200
8301	Unexpected db error	Unidentified error occurred during processing resource	200
1407	Cache: item not found	The requested resource not found	200
1041	Order not found	Payment with the specified identifier not found	200
1042	duplicate external id	Repeated payment with the same identifier	200
9718	provider not found	The requested provider not found	200
8015	account doesn't exist	The requested account not found	200
9724	showcase not found	The requested showcase not found	200
9721	showcase service not found	The requested showcase service not found	200
5103	transaction not found	The requested transaction not found	200
5413	transaction already finished	The requested transaction is finalized	200
8008	project doesn't exist	The requested project not found	200
1410	not enough balance	Insufficient funds on the showcase balance	200
9902	parking doesn't exists	Parking doesn't exists	200
9726	project limit not found	Error on the side of the payment organization	200
2012	project limit not found	Error on the side of the payment organization	200
9903	wrong vehicle number format	Wrong vehicle number format	200

Unexpected errors

Unexpected errors are errors returned with an HTTP status code that indicates a failure (such as 400 or 500). These errors signal that the request failed due to issues such as validation errors, authentication problems, or system errors. They follow a standardized JSON response format, as shown below:

{
    "status": false,
    "status_code": 1014,
    "message": "Invalid signature",
    "result": {}
}

The status_code and message provide the main information about the error.

Code	Text message	Description	HTTP Status
500	Internal Server Error	Unidentified server error	500
1014	Invalid signature	The signature has been made incorrectly	400
1021	request validation error	Invalid request body	400
1404	Invalid action request	Field value not passed	400
5629	empty service code	the service_code value was not passed	400
5610	invalid project code	the project value was not passed, or the value is incorrect	400
1301	login is not verified	username value not passed	400
999999	Unknown error	Unidentified error	500