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Web Components

Unit uses web components to allow simple integration that is platform and framework agnostic. The components work seamlessly on both desktop and mobile, and support all modern browsers.

Web components run in a shadow DOM, which encapsulates Unit Code from your app and makes sure the components don't impact the behavior of the host app, and vice versa.

The project is being built with performance and accessibility in mind, and complies with modern standards such as Core Web Vitals. The components are covered by end-to-end automated tests.

Installation

Import the Unit Web SDK by adding a <script> tag at the head of your HTML page.

For production use:

<script async src="https://ui.unit.co/release/latest/components.js"></script>

For sandbox use:

<script async src="https://ui.s.unit.sh/release/latest/components.js"></script>

Versioning

The components.js file follows a semantic versioning numbering scheme.

Our library and all of its versions are hosted on our CDN and are accessible on https://ui.s.unit.sh/release/X.Y.Z/components.js for sandbox or https://ui.unit.co/release/X.Y.Z/components.js for production.

Version Resolution Strategy

The latest version is available on https://ui.s.unit.sh/release/latest/components.js or https://ui.unit.co/release/latest/components.js, and the version number will appear on the first rows of the file with the following text:

* @license Unit White-Label UI Components
* unit-web-sdk X.Y.Z

While it's possible to work with the latest version, developers may choose to use a specific one, or by using one of the following ways:

  1. It's possible to fetch the recent version of a specific minor by specifying the minor version only (X.Y). for example: if we had versions 1.0.0, 1.0.1, 1.1.0, 1.2.3 and the script src that was defined is https://ui.s.unit.sh/release/1.0/components.js, the file version that will be returned is 1.0.1.

  2. In the same manner, it's possible to fetch the recent version of a specific major by specifying the major version only (X). for example: if the latest version is 1.2.3 and the script src that was defined is https://ui.s.unit.sh/release/1/components.js, the file version that will be returned is 1.2.3.

This allows developers a flexible approach for receiving updates, bug fixes and design adjustments, but also enables a way to use a specific version, and opt-in to newer versions later.

NOTE

We recommend specifying the latest minor version (for example: 1.2) and leaving out the last part of the version to make sure you get the latest patch and bug fixes.

Release Cycle

Our release cycle allows for frequent patch updates for bug fixes and internal improvements, UI changes are to be avoided on these versions.

Minor versions will be released every week or two and will include any non-breaking change to current components, or a release of a new component. New flows for current components may be introduced, and a web-component attribute (allow-new-component-feature="true") will be introduced to allow developers to opt-in to using it.

Major versions are seldom released and their changes are planned and announced ahead of time, these may introduce breaking changes or a major UI revamp.

Authentication

The web components uses Unit customer tokens as a way to verify the customer identity. Customer token can be set as an attribute on each component, or can be set globally for all components under the key unitCustomerToken in Local Storage.

Events

The web components fire Custom events to let you know of any customer activity taking place within each component.

The events can be used for:

  • Having your app react to changes originating from the component (for instance, if a card gets closed, you may want to redirect the client back to the home screen).
  • Managing your own analytics on customer usage patterns.
  • Sending commands to the component (for instance, you can tell the card component to freeze the card by sending an event).

Web components that interact with the Unit API will emit custom events to the window object upon completion of any HTTP requests. These events come with a promise object that represents the outcome of the request. The promise will be resolved if the request is successful, providing access to the response data. If the request fails, the promise will be rejected and the error can be handled through the catch method. This feature allows for efficient handling of the request-response cycles within the web component, without having to manually handle the promises returned by the API.

window.addEventListener("unitCardStatusChanged", async function (e) {
e.detail
.then(function (data) {
console.log(data);
})
.catch((e) => {
console.log(e);
});
});

On load event

The unitOnLoad event is a custom event that is fired by the web component once it has finished loading and is ready to be used. In order to listen for this event, you need to add an event listener to the desired component using the addEventListener method. The event listener function will be called with an event object as its parameter, which contains information about the event.

document
.querySelector("unit-elements-card[card-id='632197']")
.addEventListener("unitOnLoad", function (e) {
console.log("Component loaded", e.detail);
});

Error handling

In case of an error during the loading process, the onload event will be fired with an error message. The error message will be passed as the detail property of the event object.

document
.querySelector("unit-elements-card[card-id='632197']")
.addEventListener("unitOnLoad", function (e) {
if (e.detail.errors) {
console.error("Error loading component: ", e.detail.errors);
}
});

For example, if a customer's customer token has expired, it is necessary for your site or app to re-authenticate the current customer.

document
.querySelector("unit-elements-account")
.addEventListener("unitOnLoad", function (e) {
if (e.detail.errors && e.detail.errors[0].status === "401") {
console.error("Customer token has expired, please re-authenticate");
// Your site or app's custom code for re-authenticating a Unit customer
}
});

Check out the error handling documentation to learn more about Unit API errors structure.

Request refresh event

The unitRequestRefresh event can be used in order to refresh the web component

document
.querySelector("unit-elements-card[card-id='632197']")
.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent("unitRequestRefresh"));

Components working together

Unit web components within the same document can effectively communicate with each other. They can automatically exchange messages and trigger events to update relevant data in other components.

For instance, the Payment components and Activity components can work together such that, after a payment has been processed, the new transactions are automatically displayed on the Activity component.

Similarly, the Payment components and Account components can communicate such that, after a payment has been made, the account balance is updated on the Account component.

In some cases, a component may need to be updated in response to an event that is triggered by another component.

For example, if a customer has multiple accounts, the app may have an Account component and an Activity component that displays the activity of a selected account.

<unit-elements-account account-id="1105561"></unit-elements-account>

<unit-elements-activity account-id="1105561"></unit-elements-activity>

The Account component has an account switcher that can change the current selected account.

By listening to the Account component's unitAccountChanged event, a change to the Activity component can be triggered to display the new account activity.

To accomplish this, the following code snippet can be used:

document
.querySelector("unit-elements-account")
.addEventListener("unitAccountChanged", async function (e) {
const eventData = await e.detail;
const selectedAccountId = eventData.data.id;
document
.querySelector("unit-elements-activity")
.setAttribute("account-id", selectedAccountId);
});

Content-Security-Policy

If you are using a Content-Security-Policy (CSP) header, you may need to add the following directives to allow the web components to work correctly:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="connect-src 'self' https://*.s.unit.sh https://*.unit.co">

Card Component

Implementation

Add the card element to your app where you'd like the card to be presented.

<unit-elements-card
card-id="632197"
customer-token=""
theme=""
learn-more-url="www.google.com"
menu-items="freeze,addToWallet,managePin,replace,report,close"
></unit-elements-card>

<!-- Hide actions menu button & sensitive data button. -->
<unit-elements-card
card-id="632197"
customer-token=""
theme=""
hide-actions-menu-button="false"
hide-sensitive-data-button="false"
></unit-elements-card>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
card-idstringYesUnit card id.
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token.
Required Scopes:
customers cards cards-sensitive cards-sensitive-write cards-write
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
hide-actions-menu-buttonstringNoHide menu button in case value is 'true'.
hide-card-titlestringNoHide card title in case value is 'true'.
hide-sensitive-data-buttonstringNoHide sensitive data button in case value is 'true'.
learn-more-urlstringNoA “Learn more” URL on the report lost/close card info note.
menu-itemsstringNoA list of actions, The menu dynamically adjusts based on the provided list freeze,addToWallet,managePin,replace,report,close.

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitOnLoadOccurs when a component is loadedCard
unitCardStatusChangedOccurs when a Card status changes, excluding first time card activation[Promise] Card
unitCardActivatedOccurs when a Card is activated[Promise] Card

Incoming events:

In some cases, the default menu button won't fit into the design of an application. By using the unitRequestOpenActionsMenu incoming event, it's possible to open the card actions bottom sheet from a custom button

<unit-elements-card
hide-actions-menu-button="false"
hide-card-title="false"
hide-sensitive-data-button="false"
card-id="632197"
>
</unit-elements-card>
<button id="#custom-button">Manage Card</button>
<script>
document.querySelector("#custom-button").addEventListener("click", () => {
document
.querySelector("unit-elements-card")
.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent("unitRequestOpenActionsMenu"));
});
</script>

It's also possible to create your own menu and call card actions from it. Use unitRequestCardAction event and send inside an action you want to perform. Possible actions: Activate, Freeze, Unfreeze, Report (for report lost / stolen), Close, Replace, ManagePin, ChangePin, SetPin, AddToWallet Use API Docs in order to understand which actions could be applied for any particular card statuses.

manage_card
<unit-elements-card
hide-actions-menu-button="false"
hide-card-title="false"
hide-sensitive-data-button="false"
card-id="632197"
>
</unit-elements-card>
<button id="#custom-button">Freeze card</button>
<script>
document.querySelector("#custom-button").addEventListener("click", () => {
document.querySelector("unit-elements-card").dispatchEvent(
new CustomEvent("unitRequestCardAction", {
detail: { action: "Freeze" },
})
);
});
</script>

Book Payment Component

Implementation

Add the book payment element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-book-payment
account-id="1105561"
counterparty-name="Peter Parker"
counterparty-account-id="1105562"
is-same-customer="true"
theme=""
customer-token=""
initial-stage-back-button="true"
final-stage-done-button="true"
></unit-elements-book-payment>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
account-idstringYesUnit account id. The account from which money is being sent.
counterparty-account-idstringNoUnit account id. The account which will receive money.
counterparty-namestringNoName of the counterparty. This is the name that will be displayed in the Book Payment UI during the transfer.
is-same-customerboolean string ("true" / "false")NoStating whether both accounts belong to the same customer. Allows fetching additional information about the counterparty account. Default "false"
is-auto-focusboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAuto-focus the money input field once the component is mounted. Default "false"
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token.
Required Scopes:
payments payments-write accounts
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
initial-stage-back-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the first stage of the payment flow. Default "false"
final-stage-done-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the final stage of the payment flow. Default "false"

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitPaymentCreatedOccurs when a book payment is createdBook Payment
unitPaymentInitialStageBackButtonClickedOccurs when the initial stage back button is clicked
unitPaymentFinalStageDoneButtonClickedOccurs when the final stage done button is clicked

ACH Credit Component

Implementation

Add the ACH Credit Payment Element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-ach-credit-payment
theme=""
fee="1.5"
customer-token=""
account-id="1105561"
is-auto-focus="true"
with-plaid="false"
initial-stage-back-button="true"
final-stage-done-button="true"
></unit-elements-ach-credit-payment>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token.
Required Scopes:
customers accounts payments payments-write counterparties counterparties-write
account-idstringNoUnit account id. The account from which money is being sent.
feestring ("1.5")NoBill your counterparty for his activity
with-plaidboolean string ("true" / "false")NoEnable Plaid integration to connect your users’ financial accounts using the Plaid API. To utilize this integration, you will need to have a Plaid account and provide your Plaid credentials through the Unit Sandbox Dashboard and Unit Production Dashboard. Default "false".
is-auto-focusboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAuto-focus the 'add new recipient' button once the component is mounted. Default "false".
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
same-dayboolean string ("true" / "false")NoEnables Same Day ACH
plaid-account-filtersstring "checking, savings"NoAccount subtypes to display in Link. If not specified, only checking subtype will be shown.
plaid-link-customization-namestringNoThe name of the Link customization from the Plaid Dashboard to be applied to Link. If not specified, the default customization will be used. When using a Link customization, the language in the customization must match the language selected via the language parameter.
initial-stage-back-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the first stage of the payment flow. Default "false"
final-stage-done-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the final stage of the payment flow. Default "false"

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitPaymentCreatedOccurs when ACH payment is createdACH payment to linked counterparty
ACH payment to inline counterparty
unitPaymentInitialStageBackButtonClickedOccurs when the initial stage back button is clicked
unitPaymentFinalStageDoneButtonClickedOccurs when the final stage done button is clicked

ACH Debit Component

Implementation

Add the ACH Debit Payment Element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

The ACH Debit component is using Plaid to connect to the user's bank account.

In order to use this component, you need to have a Plaid account and provide your Plaid credentials via Unit Sandbox Dashboard and Unit Production Dashboard.

The Plaid interface can be displayed in any of Plaid's supported languages by using the language config's "local" attribute (Default: "en").

<unit-elements-ach-debit-payment
theme=""
fee="1.5"
customer-token=""
account-id="1105561"
is-auto-focus="true"
initial-stage-back-button="true"
final-stage-done-button="true"
></unit-elements-ach-debit-payment>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token.
Required Scopes:
customers accounts payments payments-write counterparties counterparties-write
account-idstringNoUnit account id. The account from which money is being sent.
feestring ("1.5")NoBill your counterparty for his activity
is-auto-focusboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAuto-focus the 'add new recipient' button once the component is mounted. Default "false"
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
same-dayboolean string ("true" / "false")NoEnables Same Day ACH
plaid-account-filtersstring "checking, savings"NoAccount subtypes to display in Link. If not specified, only checking subtype will be shown.
plaid-link-customization-namestringNoThe name of the Link customization from the Plaid Dashboard to be applied to Link. If not specified, the default customization will be used. When using a Link customization, the language in the customization must match the language selected via the language parameter.
initial-stage-back-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the first stage of the payment flow. Default "false"
final-stage-done-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the final stage of the payment flow. Default "false"

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitPaymentCreatedOccurs when ACH payment is createdACH payment to inline counterparty
unitPaymentInitialStageBackButtonClickedOccurs when the initial stage back button is clicked
unitPaymentFinalStageDoneButtonClickedOccurs when the final stage done button is clicked

Activity Component

Implementation

Add the activity element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-activity
account-id="1105561"
customer-token=""
theme=""
query-filter="filter[since]=2023-01-01T00:00:00.000Z&filter[until]=2023-04-26T00:00:00.000Z&sort=-createdAt"
hide-title="false"
hide-filter-button="false"
hide-back-to-top="false"
></unit-elements-activity>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
account-idstringNoUnit account id. The account for which the activity will be shown. If not specified: the activity of the customer (all accounts) will be shown
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token.
Required Scopes:
customers transactions authorizations accounts payments check-deposits
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
query-filterstringNoQuery for filtering transactions and authorizations: Transactions, Authorizations
hide-titlestringNoHide the component title in case value is 'true'.
hide-filter-buttonstringNoHide filter button in case value is 'true'.
columnsstringNoComma separated keys to display as table headers. The default is: "summary,type,amount"
pagination-typestringNoDefines the method by which additional content is loaded. Possible values: "infiniteScroll" (default), "pagination"
transactions-per-pagestringNoNumber of transactions to fetch on each page or scroll to bottom. Also acts as initial number of transactions to fetch. The default is "8" for pagination and "15" for infinite scroll
hide-back-to-topstringNoHide back to top button in case value is 'true'.

Events:

Coming soon

Account Component

Implementation

Add the Account Element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-account
account-id="1105561"
customer-token=""
theme=""
hide-actions-menu-button="false"
hide-selection-menu-button="false"
menu-items="details,statements,bankVerification"
></unit-elements-account>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
account-idstringNoUnit account id. The account to show, when not provided, one of the customer's accounts will be shown.
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token.
Required Scopes:
customers statements accounts
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
hide-actions-menu-buttonstringNoHide actions menu button in case value is 'true'.
hide-selection-menu-buttonstringNoHide selection menu button in case value is 'true'.
show-left-to-spendstringNoShow amount left to spend in case value is 'true', only relevant for credit accounts.
menu-itemsstringNoA list of actions, The menu dynamically adjusts based on the provided list details, statements, bankVerification.

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitAccountChangedOccurs when a user switches to a different account[Promise] Account
unitRequestLeftToSpendDetailsOccurs when a user requests left to spend details[Promise] Account

Incoming events:

In some cases, the default menu button won't fit into the design of an application. By using the unitRequestOpenActionsMenu incoming event, it's possible to open the account actions bottom sheet from a custom button

<unit-elements-account
account-id="1105561"
customer-token=""
theme=""
hide-actions-menu-button="false"
hide-selection-menu-button="false"
></unit-elements-account>

<button id="#custom-button">Account Actions</button>

<script>
document.querySelector("#custom-button").addEventListener("click", () => {
document
.querySelector("unit-elements-account")
.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent("unitRequestOpenActionsMenu"));
});
</script>

It's also possible to create your own menu and call account actions from it. Use unitRequestAccountAction event and send inside an action you want to perform. Possible actions: OpenAccountStatements, OpenAccountDetails, DownloadBankVerificationLetter

<unit-elements-account
account-id="1105561"
customer-token=""
theme=""
hide-actions-menu-button="false"
hide-selection-menu-button="false"
></unit-elements-account>

<button id="#custom-button">Download bank verification letter</button>

<script>
document.querySelector("#custom-button").addEventListener("click", () => {
document.querySelector("unit-elements-account").dispatchEvent(
new CustomEvent("unitRequestAccountAction", {
detail: { action: "DownloadBankVerificationLetter" },
})
);
});
</script>

CheckDeposit Component

Implementation

Add the check-deposit element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-check-deposit
account-id="1105561"
fee="1.5"
customer-token=""
theme=""
initial-stage-back-button="true"
final-stage-done-button="true"
enable-device-handoff="true"
></unit-elements-check-deposit>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
account-idstringYesUnit account id. The account to deposit to.
feestringNoFee charged for making the check deposit, will be presented to the user.
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token.
Required Scopes:
customers accounts check-deposits check-deposits-write
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
initial-stage-back-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the first stage of the payment flow. Default "false"
final-stage-done-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the final stage of the payment flow. Default "false"
enable-device-handoffboolean string ("true" / "false")NoIf set to true, will allow handoff to mobile device from Desktop.

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitCheckDepositCreatedOccurs when a check deposit is successfully created[Promise] CheckDeposit
unitCheckDepositRestartRequestOccurs when "Deposit another check" is clicked[Promise] CheckDeposit
unitPaymentInitialStageBackButtonClickedOccurs when the initial stage back button is clicked
unitPaymentFinalStageDoneButtonClickedOccurs when the final stage done button is clicked

Device handoff:

Check deposit component supports device handoff feature, which allows users to start the check deposit process on a desktop device and continue on a mobile device. By scanning a QR code, user will be redirected to the mobile device with the check deposit component.

MultipleCards Component

Implementation

Add the multiple-cards element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-multiple-cards
customer-token=""
theme=""
language=""
hide-card-actions-button="false"
disable-card-click="true"
disable-account-click="true"
columns="details,fullName,account,type,expirationDate,status"
query-filter="filter[status][0]=Stolen&filter[status][1]=Lost&filter[status][2]=ClosedByCustomer"
pagination-type="infiniteScroll"
hide-back-to-top="false"
></unit-elements-multiple-cards>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token. Required Scopes: customers cards cards-write
columnsstringNoComma separated keys to display as table headers. The default is: "details,fullName,account,type,expirationDate,status"
pagination-typestringNoDefines how more content is loaded. Possible values: "infiniteScroll" (default), "pagination"
cards-per-pagestringNoNumber of cards to fetch on each page or scroll to bottom. Also acts as initial number of cards to fetch. The default is "8" for pagination and "15" for infinite scroll
hide-card-actions-buttonstringNoWhen true, hide the card actions button that would appear on row hover. Possible values: "true" / "false" (default)
disable-card-clickstringNoWhen true, will not publish a unitMultipleCardsCardClicked event when a row is clicked. Possible values: "true" / "false" (default)
disable-account-clickstringNoWhen true, will not publish a unitMultipleCardsAccountClicked event when a row is clicked. Possible values: "true" / "false" (default)
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
query-filterstringNoQuery for filtering cards: Cards
hide-titlestringNoHide the component title in case value is 'true'.
hide-back-to-topstringNoHide back to top button in case value is 'true'.

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitMultipleCardsCardClickedOccurs when a card row is clicked[Promise] Card
unitMultipleCardsAccountClickedOccurs when an account is clicked[Promise] Account

ProgramDetails Component

Implementation

Add the program-details element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-program-details
customer-token=""
theme=""
language=""
account-id="1111111"
hide-title="false"
></unit-elements-program-details>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token. Required Scopes: customers accounts
account-idstringYesUnit account id. The credit account for which to display program details.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
hide-titlestringNoHide the component title in case value is 'true'.

Payee management Component

Implementation

Add the payee management element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-payee-management
customer-token=""
theme=""
language=""
></unit-elements-payee-management>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token. Required Scopes: counterparties counterparties-write
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
columnsstringNoComma separated keys to display as table headers. The default is: "name,bank,routing,account,type".
menu-itemsstringNoA list of actions, The menu dynamically adjusts based on the provided list sendFunds, delete.
query-filterstringNoQuery for filtering ccounterparties: Counterparties.
pagination-type"infiniteScroll", "pagination"Nodefines the method by which additional content is loaded. Possible values: "infiniteScroll" (default), "pagination"
plaid-account-filters"checking, savings"NoAccount subtypes to display in Link. If not specified, only checking subtype will be shown.
plaid-link-customization-namestringNoThe name of the Link customization from the Plaid Dashboard to be applied to Link. If not specified, the default customization will be used. When using a Link customization, the language in the customization must match the language selected via the language parameter.
counterparties-per-pagestringNoNumber of counterparties to fetch on each page or scroll to bottom. Also acts as initial number of counterparties to fetch. The default is "8" for pagination and "15" for infinite scroll
hide-title"true", "false"NoHide the component title in case value is "true".
hide-counterparty-actions-button"true", "false"NoHide the component actions button in case value is "true".
menu-placeholderstringNoThe ID name of the menu HTML element allows the user to render the counterparty menu in a different location.
flow-placeholderstringNoThe ID name of the flow HTML element allows the user to render the counterpaty flow (delete, send funds) in a different location.
payee-creation-placeholderstringNoThe ID name of the payee-creation HTML element allows the user to render the payee creation in a different location.
micro-deposit-connection-placeholderstringNoThe ID name of the micro-deposit-connection HTML element allows the user to render the micro-deposit-connection in a different location.

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitCounterpartyCreatedOccurs when a new counterparty created[Promise] Counterparty
unitCounterpartyDeletedOccurs when selected counterparty deleted[Promise] Counterparty
unitConnectedAccountCreatedOccurs when a new connected account created[Promise] ConnectedAccount
unitMicroDepositConnectionCreatedOccurs when micro-deposit connection created[Promise Counterparty]
unitMicroDepositConnectionRejectedOccurs when micro-deposit connection rejected[Promise] ConnectedAccount

Wire Payment Component

note

Wire payments are not enabled by default, and are subject to a minimum payment amount that is determined by the partner bank. See docs about Wires.

Implementation

note

The component is performing MFA on every wire payment, the customer-token that is being used when using the component must have the upgradableScope attribute with the wire-payments-write scope. An example of creating a token:

{
"data": {
"type": "customerToken",
"attributes": {
"scope": "payments accounts",
"upgradableScope": "wire-payments-write",
"verificationToken": "i8FWKLBjXEg3TdeK93G3K9PKLzhbT6CRhn/VKkTsm....",
"verificationCode": "203130"
}
}
}

Add the wire payment element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-wire-payment
account-id="1105561"
theme=""
customer-token=""
initial-stage-back-button="true"
final-stage-done-button="true"
></unit-elements-wire-payment>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
account-idstringYesUnit account id. The account from which money is being sent.
is-auto-focusboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAuto-focus the money input field once the component is mounted. Default "false"
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token.
Required Scopes:
payments accounts
Required Upgradable Scopes:
wire-payments-write
feestringNoFee charged for making the wire payment, will be presented to the user.
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
initial-stage-back-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the first stage of the payment flow. Default "false"
final-stage-done-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the final stage of the payment flow. Default "false"

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitPaymentCreatedOccurs when a book payment is createdWire Payment
unitPaymentInitialStageBackButtonClickedOccurs when the initial stage back button is clicked
unitPaymentFinalStageDoneButtonClickedOccurs when the final stage done button is clicked

NextRepayment Component

Implementation

Add the next-repayment element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-next-repayment
customer-token=""
theme=""
language=""
credit-account-id="1111111"
hide-title="false"
></unit-elements-next-repayment>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token. Required Scopes: customers accounts
credit-account-idstringYesUnit account id. The credit account for which to display next repayment.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
hide-titlestringNoHide the component title in case value is 'true'.

Recurring Repayment Settings Component

Implementation

Add the Recurring Repayment Settings Element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-recurring-repayment-settings
theme=""
customer-token=""
credit-account-id="1105561"
final-stage-done-button="true"
></unit-elements-recurring-repayment-settings

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token.
Required Scopes:
customers accounts payments payments-write counterparties counterparties-write
credit-account-idstringNoUnit credit account id. The account from which money is being sent.
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
plaid-account-filtersstring "checking, savings"NoAccount subtypes to display in Link. If not specified, only checking subtype will be shown.
plaid-link-customization-namestringNoThe name of the Link customization from the Plaid Dashboard to be applied to Link. If not specified, the default customization will be used. When using a Link customization, the language in the customization must match the language selected via the language parameter.
final-stage-done-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the final stage of the payment flow. Default "false"

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitRecurringRepaymentCreatedOccurs when recurring repayment is createdRecurring Capital Partner ACH Repayment
Recurring Capital Partner Book Repayment
unitRecurringRepaymentCanceledOccurs when recurring repayment is canceledDisable Recurring Repayment
unitRecurringRepaymentFinalStageDoneButtonClickedOccurs when the final stage done button is clicked

ACH Repayment Component

Implementation

Add the ACH Repayment Element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-ach-repayment
theme=""
fee="1.5"
customer-token=""
credit-account-id="1105561"
initial-stage-back-button="true"
final-stage-done-button="true"
></unit-elements-ach-repayment>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
customer-tokenstringYesA Unit Customer token.
Required Scopes:
customers accounts payments payments-write counterparties counterparties-write
credit-account-idstringNoUnit credit account id. The account from which money is being sent.
feestring ("1.5")NoBill your counterparty for his activity
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
same-dayboolean string ("true" / "false")NoEnables Same Day ACH
plaid-account-filtersstring "checking, savings"NoAccount subtypes to display in Link. If not specified, only checking subtype will be shown.
plaid-link-customization-namestringNoThe name of the Link customization from the Plaid Dashboard to be applied to Link. If not specified, the default customization will be used. When using a Link customization, the language in the customization must match the language selected via the language parameter.
initial-stage-back-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the first stage of the payment flow. Default "false"
final-stage-done-buttonboolean string ("true" / "false")NoAn action button at the final stage of the payment flow. Default "false"

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitRepaymentCreatedOccurs when ACH repayment is createdCapital partner ACH repayment
unitPaymentInitialStageBackButtonClickedOccurs when the initial stage back button is clicked
unitPaymentFinalStageDoneButtonClickedOccurs when the final stage done button is clicked

Multi-Factor Authentication Component

Implementation

Add the Multi-Factor Authentication element to your app where you'd like it to be presented. Note this component will use unitVerifiedCustomerToken key in local storage. It's important to clean it when the user logs out from the app.

<unit-elements-multi-factor-authentication
customer-token=""
theme=""
language="">
</unit-elements-multi-factor-authentication>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
customer-tokenstringYesCustomer token created with upgradable scope.
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitMultiFactorAuthVerificationTokenCreatedOccurs on load of component and when clicking Resend codeCreate Customer Token Verification
unitMultiFactorAuthFinishedOccurs when multi-factor authentication finished successfully, and customer token createdCreate Customer Token

Create Card Component

Next version, coming soon!

Implementation

Add the Create Card element to your app where you'd like it to be presented.

<unit-elements-create-card
customer-token=""
theme=""
language=""
card-types="physical,virtual"
hide-sidebar="false"
virtual-card-fee="1.5"
physical-card-fee="1.5"
></unit-elements-create-card>

Inputs:

NameTypeRequiredDescription
customer-tokenstringYesCustomer token created with upgradable scope.
themestringNoA URL that specifies the UI configuration.
languagestringNoA URL that specifies the language configuration.
card-typesstringNoA list of comma separated card types, will limit the creation to specific card types physical,virtual, physical or virtual.
hide-sidebarboolean string ("true" / "false")NoHide the component sidebar in case value is 'true'.
virtual-card-feestring ("1.5")NoFee charged for issuing a virtual card. Will be added to the deposit product card issuing fee and will be presented to the user. Requires bank approval.
physical-card-feestring ("1.5")NoFee charged for issuing a physical card. Will be added to the deposit product card issuing fee and will be presented to the user. Requires bank approval.

Events:

Event NameDescriptionDetail
unitCardCreatedOccurs when the card is created[Promise] Card