API Overview

Recurring Billing Developer Guide
- Recent Revisions to This Document

Introduction to Recurring Billing
- Account Validation (Pre-Authorization)

Plans
- Plan Statuses
- Assigning a Plan Code
- Creating a Plan
- Retrieving a List of Plans
- Retrieving a Plan
- Retrieving a Plan Code
- Amending a Plan
- Activating a Plan
- Deactivating a Plan
- Deleting a Plan

Subscriptions
- Subscription Prerequisites
- Subscription Statuses
- Zero-Amount Authorizations
- Assigning a Subscription Code
- Subscription ID
- Overriding a Plan
- Creating a Subscription with an Existing Plan
- Creating a Subscription with Plan Overrides
- Creating a Fully Customized Subscription with a One-Time Plan
- Creating a Follow-on Subscription from an Existing Transaction
- Retrieving the Details of a Follow-on Subscription Based on an Existing Transaction
- Retrieving a List of Subscriptions
- Retrieving a Subscription
- Retrieving the Next Subscription Code
- Amending a Subscription
- Reactivating a Suspended Subscription
- Suspending a Subscription
- Canceling a Subscription
- Retrieving a List of Payments in a Subscription
  - REST Examples: Retrieving a List of Payments in a Subscription
- Skipping or Restoring Payments Within a Subscription
  - REST Example: Skipping or Restoring a Payment in a Subscription

Additional Features

Visa Platform Connect: Specifications and Conditions for Resellers/Partners

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Retrieving the Next Subscription Code

When you specify your subscription code, you can request the next consecutive alphabetical or numeric subscription code based on the last subscription code you specified. For example, if the last subscription code that you specified was

24B

, the system returns the code

24C

.

Follow these steps to retrieve the next subscription code:

Send the request to the recurring billing endpoint:

Production:

GET https://nabgateway-api.nab.com.au/rbs/v1/subscriptions/code

Test:

GET https://nabgateway-api-test.nab.com.au/rbs/v1/subscriptions/code

Check the response to make sure the request was successful. A 200-level HTTP response code indicates success. For information about response codes, see Transaction Response Codes.

REST Examples: Retrieving the Next Subscription Code

Response to a Successful Request

{
    "code": "AWC-50",
}

Error Response

{
  "status": "NOT_FOUND",
  "reason": "INVALID_DATA"
}

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