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# Money in schemas

These transaction schemas cover the most common pay in, also known as money in, transaction tasks in Payabli.

### Make a transaction with the `embeddedMethodUI` component

Making a transaction with the [`embeddedMethodUI` component](/developer-guides/embedded-components-embeddedmethodui) happens over several steps. Use the component to store payment methods and make a payment transaction.

*This flowchart explains the basic steps for the task. Hover over a step for more information.*

Run `payabliExec(method, parameters)`
Here, the action is set to `method`. Send the `paymentDetail` and `customerData` object in `parameters`.

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Payment method saved
The payment method is saved and includes the data sent as parameters. An ID for the payment method is returned, which is then used to make transactions.

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Callback function
Use a callback function to send a transaction that uses the new payment method.

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Response

### Save a payment method with the API

You can save a payment method using the API with the [token storage endpoint](/api-reference/tokenstorage/save-a-payment-method-tokenize). If you want to store the token permanently, make sure that the  `temporary` query parameter is set to `false`.

*This flowchart explains the basic steps for the task. Hover over a step for more information.*

POST to `addMethod` endpoint

Make a POST request to the addMethod endpoint. Set `temporary` to `true` to create a single use token that's good for 12 hours. Set `temporary` to `false` to save a permanent token.

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Response

Make a POST request to the `addMethod` endpoint. Set `temporary` to `true` to create a single use token that's good for 12 hours. Set `temporary` to `false` to save a permanent token.

### Make a transaction with a stored payment method

If you already have a stored payment method for the user, you can just make a POST request to the [getpaid endpoint](/api-reference/moneyin/make-a-transaction) using the `storedMethodId`.

*This flowchart explains the basic steps for the task. Hover over a step for more information.*

POST to transaction endpoint\

using `storedMethodId`

Make a POST request to a transaction endpoint (like /MoneyIn/getpaid). Use the saved method's `storedMethodId` in the `paymentMethod` object.

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Response

Make a POST request to a transaction endpoint (like /MoneyIn/getpaid). Use the saved method's `storedMethodId` in the `paymentMethod` object.

### Void, refund, and reverse transactions

> **Tip**
>
> Learn more about the difference between voids, refunds, and reversals in [Void, Refund, or Reverse a Transaction](/developer-guides/money-in-transaction-void-refund-reverse).

#### Void a transaction

To void an unsettled transaction, send a GET request to the [/MoneyIn/void/\{transID} endpoint](/api-reference/moneyin/void-a-transaction) using the transaction's `referenceID` as the `transId` parameter.

*This flowchart explains the basic steps for the task. Hover over a step for more information.*

GET to void endpoint \
using `transId`

Make a GET request to the void endpoint (/MoneyIn/void), using the `referenceId` returned with the transaction as the `transId` parameter.

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Response

Make a GET request to the void endpoint (/MoneyIn/void), using the `referenceId` returned with the transaction as the `transId` parameter.

#### Refund a transaction

To refund a settled transaction, send a GET request to the [/MoneyIn/refund endpoint](/api-reference/moneyin/refund-a-settled-transaction) with `transId` and `amount` parameters.

*This flowchart explains the basic steps for the task. Hover over a step for more information.*

GET to return endpoint \
using `transId` and `amount`

Make a GET request to the refund endpoint (/MoneyIn/refund), using the `referenceId` returned with the transaction as the `transId` parameter. You must specify the amount to refund.

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Response

Make a GET request to the refund endpoint (/MoneyIn/refund), using the `referenceId` returned with the transaction as the `transId` parameter. You must specify the amount to refund.

#### Reverse a transaction

To reverse a transaction, send a GET request to the [/MoneyIn/reverse endpoint](/api-reference/moneyin/reverse-a-transaction) with `transId` and `amount` parameters.

*This flowchart explains the basic steps for the task. Hover over a step for more information.*

GET to reverse endpoint \
using `transId` and `amount`

Make a GET request to the reverse endpoint (/MoneyIn/reverse), using the `referenceId` returned with the transaction as the `transId` parameter. You must specify the amount to refund.

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Response

Make a GET request to the reverse endpoint (/MoneyIn/reverse), using the `referenceId` returned with the transaction as the `transId` parameter. You must specify the amount to refund.

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