Go back to the default threshold
Drop your threshold so the platform default applies again. Deliberately not the same as setting it to zero: zero asks for a code on every payout, and without a way back a business that tried that could never undo it.
Drop your threshold so the platform default applies again.
Deliberately not the same as setting it to zero: zero asks for a code on every payout, and without a way back a business that tried that could never undo it.
Authorization
OAuth2PasswordBearer In: header
Path Parameters
Cookie Parameters
Response Body
application/json
application/json
curl -X DELETE "https://example.com/api/b/v1/mfa/step-up/string"{ "currency": "string", "threshold_minor": 1000000, "is_custom": true}Payout amounts that require a code GET
What each currency's step-up threshold is, and whether you set it. Every supported currency is listed, including the ones falling back to the platform default, because a settings screen has to show what *is* happening rather than only what has been overridden.
Change when a code is required PUT
Set this business's threshold for one currency. Gated on `BUSINESS_SETTINGS_MANAGE` rather than `MFA_MANAGE_OWN`, and the difference matters: enrolling *your own* authenticator is nobody's business but yours, while deciding when the whole business is asked for one is an administrative control. Reading it stays open to everyone, so a Finance user can see why they were asked.