Stored Value Import

To import Wallets, create a CSV that adheres to the following rules:

See here for a sample file.

• The first column of your import is how we will look up the user for whom you want to import stored value. The first row should include a header with one of the following values, corresponding with the identifier you use.

  • user_id

  • account_id

  • email

  • username

  • member_id

  • student_id

  • customer_id

  • pid

  • oktaid

  • phone_number

• You must include the following headers:

  • user_identifier (see previous point)

  • amount

  • funding_account_id

  • expiration_date

  • notes

• The amount column should be in dollars - can support up to 2 decimal places.

• The funding_account_id column is the bank id from which the wallet is funded, if none is provided the default bank will be used. Note: you can reach out to your FanMaker POC or help@fanmaker.com if you don't know these funding account IDs.

• The expiration_date column must include an expiration date in the form of 'mm/dd/yyyy' 'hh:mm:ss'. If none is provided the funds will not expire.

• The notes column is a string that will be added to the wallet history, if none is provided we will use: "Added $X to Account",

• An example csv might look like this:

Note:

Please save your .csv files using the MS-DOS Comma Separated value option for best import results!