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Official PHP SDK for the Dime Payments API.

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github.com/dime-technology/dime-php-sdk

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README

A typed PHP client for the Dime Payments API. It wraps the HTTP contract — authentication, the data/filters request envelope, cursor pagination, and error handling — behind small, predictable resource methods that return readonly data objects.

$dime = new \DimePayments\Sdk\Client('your-api-token');

$transaction = $dime->transactions->chargeCard('000010', [
    'amount' => 49.99,
    'token'  => 'tok_abc123',
]);

echo $transaction->transactionStatus;  // "Success"

Requirements

  • PHP 8.3+
  • A Dime API token (a Laravel Sanctum personal access token). Tokens are minted inside the Dime application/admin, not via this SDK, and carry abilities (e.g. transaction:charge-card-token, customer:read, merchant:update) that gate which calls succeed.

Installation

composer require dime-technology/dime-php-sdk

Configuration

The simplest setup needs only a token (the base URL defaults to https://app.dimepayments.com):

$dime = new \DimePayments\Sdk\Client('your-api-token');

Point it at another environment by passing a base URL, or use Config for full control (timeout, retries, a custom Guzzle client):

use DimePayments\Sdk\Client;
use DimePayments\Sdk\Config;

$dime = new Client('your-api-token', 'https://staging.dimepayments.com');

$dime = new Client(new Config(
    token:      'your-api-token',
    baseUrl:    'https://app.dimepayments.com',
    timeout:    30.0,
    maxRetries: 2,      // retries 429 / 5xx / connection errors with backoff
));

The SDK sends Authorization: Bearer <token> and JSON headers on every request. Transient failures (HTTP 429 and 5xx, connection errors) are retried with exponential backoff, honoring the Retry-After header when present.

Resources

Every resource hangs off the client as a readonly property. The merchant sid is always passed explicitly; remaining fields go in an $attributes array (and lookups, where the API expects them, in a $filters array). All amounts are returned as strings to avoid float rounding.

Property Endpoints
$dime->transactions charge card/ACH, authorize, capture, tokenize, refund, void, show, list
$dime->customers list, show, create, update, delete
$dime->paymentMethods list, show, create, update, delete
$dime->merchants list, show, create, update, get onboarding form link, application status
$dime->addresses list, show, create, update, delete
$dime->deposits list, list-with-transactions, show
$dime->recurringPayments list, show, create, edit, pause, cancel, activate, delete
$dime->invoices list, show, create, update, delete, send, markSent, void, duplicate, pay, link, addLineItem, updateLineItem, deleteLineItem, listItems, createItem, listRecurring, showRecurring, createRecurring, cancelRecurring
$dime->subscriptionPlans list, show, create, edit, delete, publish, archive, unarchive, subscribe
$dime->subscriptions list, show, pause, resume, cancel
$dime->chargebacks list, show
$dime->documents upload, list
$dime->funds balance, transactions, release

Transactions

// Charge a stored token
$txn = $dime->transactions->chargeCard('000010', [
    'amount' => 100.00,
    'token'  => 'tok_abc123',
    'email'  => 'customer@example.com',
]);

// Charge raw card details (merchant must be PCI compliant)
$txn = $dime->transactions->chargeCard('000010', [
    'amount'          => 100.00,
    'cardholder_name' => 'John Doe',
    'card_number'     => '4111111111111111',
    'expiration_date' => '01/2027',
    'cvv'             => '123',
    'billing_address' => ['zip' => '30009'],
]);

// ACH
$txn = $dime->transactions->chargeAch('000010', [
    'routing_number' => '123456789',
    'account_number' => '9876543210',
    'account_type'   => 'Checking',
    'account_name'   => 'John Doe',
    'amount'         => 75.00,
]);

// Tokenize without charging
$token = $dime->transactions->tokenizeCard('000010', [
    'cardholder_name' => 'John Doe',
    'card_number'     => '4111111111111111',
    'expiration_date' => '01/2027',
    'billing_address' => ['zip' => '30009'],
])->token;

// Refund / void
$dime->transactions->refund('000010', ['amount' => 25.00, 'transaction_info_id' => 123456]);
$dime->transactions->void('000010', 'CC', 123456);

// Authorize now, capture later. The hold's transactionNumber is the handle.
$hold = $dime->transactions->authorize('000010', [
    'amount' => 120.00,
    'token'  => 'tok_abc123',
]);

$dime->transactions->capture('000010', $hold->transactionNumber);         // the full amount
$dime->transactions->capture('000010', $hold->transactionNumber, 95.00);  // or part of it

// Release a hold without taking any money
$dime->transactions->void('000010', 'CC', $hold->transactionNumber);

// Read
$txn = $dime->transactions->show('000010', ['transaction_info_id' => 123456]);

Retrying safely: idempotency keys

Charging, authorizing, capturing, refunding and voiding take an optional last argument, idempotencyKey. Send a unique value per payment you intend to make, and the same value again if you retry it: the API answers the retry with the first response (it is not processed twice), so a call that timed out can be retried without charging the customer twice.

$txn = $dime->transactions->chargeCard('000010', [
    'amount' => 100.00,
    'token'  => 'tok_abc123',
], idempotencyKey: 'order-1234');

// Safe to repeat after a timeout: the same key returns the original charge.
$txn = $dime->transactions->chargeCard('000010', [
    'amount' => 100.00,
    'token'  => 'tok_abc123',
], idempotencyKey: 'order-1234');

Without a key, the SDK generates one for the call, so its own automatic retries are safe too. A key reused for a different request, or retried while the first request is still running, throws IdempotencyException (HTTP 422 or 409) and nothing is processed. Keys are kept for 7 days.

An authorization can be captured only once: capturing $95 of a $120 hold settles $95 and releases the other $25. To collect in instalments, authorize each one separately. Capture within about 24 hours; the card issuer drops an uncaptured hold on its own schedule.

What a capture returns

capture() returns a CaptureResult (v1.5.0+), which says what was taken. It extends MessageResult, so ->message still works. Amounts are two-decimal strings.

use DimePayments\Sdk\Exceptions\CaptureException;

try {
    $capture = $dime->transactions->capture('000010', $hold->transactionNumber, 95.00);

    $capture->authorizedAmount; // "120.00"
    $capture->capturedAmount;   // "95.00"
    $capture->status;           // "captured"
    $capture->capturedAt;       // "2026-10-13T15:02:11-04:00"
} catch (CaptureException $e) {
    $e->errorCode; // "already_captured", "voided", "processor_declined", ...
    $e->reason;    // on processor_declined only: why it was refused
}

A refused capture throws CaptureException, a subclass of ApiException. Several refusals share one message, so branch on errorCode:

errorCode Meaning
not_found No transaction with that number for this merchant
already_captured The money was already taken, by an earlier capture or a sale
voided The authorization was voided
refunded The transaction was refunded
authorization_declined The authorization itself was declined, so nothing was held
not_an_authorization Not an open card authorization (an ACH payment, for example)
amount_exceeds_authorization The amount is more than the hold
processor_declined Refused when sent; reason says why. An expired hold ends up here

A code the SDK doesn't list yet is passed through as given. Field validation errors still throw ValidationException.

Merchant onboarding status

$link = $dime->merchants->getFormLink('000010')->link; // send this to the merchant

$status = $dime->merchants->applicationStatus('000010');
$status->status;            // "underwriting"
$status->applicationStatus; // "needs_documents": the one underwriting state that needs the merchant to act
$status->boarded;           // true once they can take money

status runs lead, discovery, proposal, application_in_progress, underwriting, live (or cancellation_pending, churned, declined). A merchant who never opened the link stays on lead, discovery or proposal, so track outstanding invitations on your side. Rather than polling, subscribe to the application_status_changed webhook, which carries the same fields. Affiliate keys only.

Customers, payment methods, addresses

$customer = $dime->customers->create('000010', [
    'first_name' => 'Jane',
    'last_name'  => 'Doe',
    'email'      => 'jane@example.com',
]);

$customer = $dime->customers->show('000010', ['uuid' => $customer->uuid]);

$pm = $dime->paymentMethods->create('000010', [
    'uuid'               => $customer->uuid,
    'type'               => 'cc',
    'cc_name_on_card'    => 'Jane Doe',
    'cc_number'          => '4111111111111111',
    'cc_expiration_date' => '01/2027',
    'cc_cvv'             => '123',
    'cc_brand'           => 'Visa',
    'addr1'              => '123 Main St',
    'city'               => 'Alpharetta',
    'state'              => 'GA',
    'zip'                => '30009',
    'default'            => true,
]);

$address = $dime->addresses->create('000010', $customer->uuid, [
    'recipient' => 'Jane Doe',
    'line_one'  => '123 Main St',
    'city'      => 'Atlanta',
    'state'     => 'GA',
    'zip'       => '30301',
]);

Recurring payments

$rp = $dime->recurringPayments->create('000010', [
    'name'                => 'Monthly donation',
    'amount'              => 25.00,
    'start_date'          => '2026-07-01 00:00:00',
    'recurrence_schedule' => 'Monthly',
    'payment_method'      => $pm->id,
    'customer_uuid'       => $customer->uuid,
    'customer_covers_fee' => true,      // optional: amount is what you net, the fee is added on top
    'item_id'             => $item->id, // optional: the designation; omit for the default item
]);

$rp->item?->name;              // null when the payment is unpinned
$rp->coverProcessingAmount;    // the fee portion of amount, or null

// Unpin: each run is then credited to the merchant's default item at the time.
$dime->recurringPayments->edit('000010', $rp->id, ['item_id' => null]);

$dime->recurringPayments->pause('000010', $rp->id, '2026-09-01 00:00:00');
$dime->recurringPayments->activate('000010', $rp->id);
$dime->recurringPayments->cancel('000010', $rp->id);

Invoices

Invoices are scoped to a merchant sid and built from line items that each reference a merchant item (a fund or designation). Draft invoices can be edited; once sent they are locked.

Identify the customer with customer_uuid — the same uuid every other resource uses, and the only identifier the customer endpoints return. customer_id is still accepted for older integrations.

Statuses. $invoice->status is one of draft, sent, viewed, partially_paid, paid, void or refunded — lowercase. To detect settlement, compare against paid; partially_paid means a payment landed but a balance remains, which $invoice->balance reports.

paid is not always final. If the customer's bank returns an ACH payment, the invoice is reopened: it goes back to partially_paid, viewed or sent, with $invoice->amountPaid and $invoice->balance updated, and an invoice_payment_returned webhook fires. Re-read the invoice rather than caching a paid status forever.

There is no overdue status. Being overdue is a property of an open invoice past its due date, so it reads as $invoice->isOverdue. overdue and all are accepted as filter values on list() alongside the real statuses.

// Look up (or create) the items a line can reference
$items = $dime->invoices->listItems('000010');
$item  = $dime->invoices->createItem('000010', [
    'name'           => 'Consulting',
    'price'          => 125,
    'tax_deductible' => false,
]);

// Create a draft invoice with one or more line items
$invoice = $dime->invoices->create('000010', [
    'customer_uuid'  => $customer->uuid,
    'customer_name'  => 'Jane Doe',
    'customer_email' => 'jane@example.com',
    'payment_terms'  => 'net_15', // due_on_receipt | net_15 | net_30 | net_60
    'lines'          => [
        ['item_id' => $item->id, 'name' => 'Consulting', 'description' => '2 hours', 'quantity' => 2, 'unit_price' => 125],
    ],
]);

// Tweak the draft's line items (each returns the refreshed invoice)
$invoice = $dime->invoices->addLineItem('000010', $invoice->id, ['item_id' => $item->id, 'name' => 'Setup', 'quantity' => 1, 'unit_price' => 50]);
$invoice = $dime->invoices->updateLineItem('000010', $invoice->id, $invoice->items[0]->id, ['quantity' => 3]);
$invoice = $dime->invoices->deleteLineItem('000010', $invoice->id, $invoice->items[0]->id);

// Email it to the customer, or activate the pay link without emailing
$dime->invoices->send('000010', $invoice->id);
$dime->invoices->markSent('000010', $invoice->id);

// Share the public pay link
$link = $dime->invoices->link('000010', $invoice->id);
echo $link->publicUrl;

// Take payment against the balance. payment_type is required; omit amount to
// pay the full balance.
$dime->invoices->pay('000010', $invoice->id, [
    'payment_type' => 'cc', // cc | ach
    'token'        => $pm->token,
    'amount'       => 125.00,
]);

$dime->invoices->void('000010', $invoice->id);

Making the customer cover processing fees

Set cover_fee_required and the customer must pay the processing fee — it is not an optional checkbox at checkout. The fee is not a line item and is not part of total: the merchant is still owed total, and the fee is added on top of whatever the customer pays.

Card and ACH rates differ, so the charge depends on how the customer pays. coverFeeQuote gives you both, quoted against the outstanding balance:

$invoice = $dime->invoices->create('000010', [
    'customer_uuid'      => $customer->uuid,
    'customer_name'      => 'Jane Doe',
    'customer_email'     => 'jane@example.com',
    'payment_terms'      => 'net_15',
    'cover_fee_required' => true, // omit to inherit the merchant's invoice setting
    'lines'              => [
        ['item_id' => $item->id, 'name' => 'Consulting', 'quantity' => 1, 'unit_price' => 100],
    ],
]);

$invoice->total;                   // "100.00" — what the merchant is owed
$invoice->coverFeeQuote->ccTotal;  // "104.32" — charged if they pay by card
$invoice->coverFeeQuote->achTotal; // "101.26" — charged if they pay by bank

The card figure is the higher of the two and is what the invoice and its emails lead with. A partial payment re-quotes the fee against the partial amount, so treat the quote as "settling in full today" rather than a fixed charge. coverFeeQuote is null when no fee is required.

To reconcile a payment, remember that amount was credited to the invoice and coverFee was charged on top of it:

$payment = $invoice->payments[0];
$payment->amount;   // "100.00" — applied to the balance
$payment->coverFee; // "4.32"   — the fee the customer also paid
// The customer was charged amount + coverFee.

pay() behaves the same way: the fee for the payment_type you pass is added to amount, so the card or bank account is debited more than the invoice is credited.

Recurring invoices are templates that emit an invoice on a schedule. cover_fee_required is copied onto every invoice the template generates:

$template = $dime->invoices->createRecurring('000010', [
    'customer_uuid'        => $customer->uuid,
    'payment_terms'        => 'net_30',
    'recurring_frequency'  => 'Monthly', // Weekly | Biweekly | FirstFifteenth | Monthly | Yearly
    'recurring_start_date' => '2026-09-01',
    'cover_fee_required'   => true,
    'lines'                => [
        ['item_id' => $item->id, 'name' => 'Retainer', 'quantity' => 1, 'unit_price' => 500],
    ],
]);

$dime->invoices->cancelRecurring('000010', $template->id);

Subscription plans and subscriptions

A subscription plan is a reusable recurring offering; a subscription is one customer's enrollment in a plan. Plans are created as drafts and must be published before customers can subscribe. Each line references a Merchant item_id; the name and unit price are snapshotted onto the plan (and again onto each subscription).

// Create a draft plan, then publish it
$plan = $dime->subscriptionPlans->create('000010', [
    'name'                => 'Monthly Membership',
    'description'         => 'Full access, billed monthly.',
    'recurrence_schedule' => 'Monthly',   // Weekly, Biweekly, FirstFifteenth, Monthly, Yearly
    'allow_public'        => true,         // list in the public catalog
    'lines'               => [
        ['item_id' => 5, 'name' => 'Base membership', 'quantity' => 1, 'unit_price' => 25.00],
    ],
]);

// Edits replace the plan wholesale: resend description and allow_public to keep them
$plan = $dime->subscriptionPlans->edit('000010', $plan->id, [
    'name'                => 'Monthly Membership',
    'description'         => 'Full access, billed monthly.',
    'recurrence_schedule' => 'Monthly',
    'allow_public'        => true,
    'lines'               => [
        ['item_id' => 5, 'name' => 'Base membership', 'quantity' => 1, 'unit_price' => 30.00],
    ],
]);

$plan = $dime->subscriptionPlans->publish('000010', $plan->id);
echo $plan->status;      // "active"
echo $plan->publicUrl;   // hosted subscribe page

// Enroll a customer (charges the first payment against a saved payment method)
$result = $dime->subscriptionPlans->subscribe('000010', $plan->id, [
    'customer_uuid'  => $customer->uuid,
    'payment_method' => $pm->id,
]);
echo $result->subscriptionId;      // 10
echo $result->transactionNumber;   // first charge

// Lifecycle: pause (optionally until a date), resume, cancel
$dime->subscriptions->pause('000010', $result->subscriptionId, '2026-09-01');
$dime->subscriptions->resume('000010', $result->subscriptionId);
$dime->subscriptions->cancel('000010', $result->subscriptionId);

// Plans have their own lifecycle: archive stops new sign-ups but keeps existing
// subscribers; unarchive returns it to draft for re-publishing.
$dime->subscriptionPlans->archive('000010', $plan->id);
$dime->subscriptionPlans->unarchive('000010', $plan->id);

// Read
$plans = $dime->subscriptionPlans->list('000010', ['status' => 'active']);
$subs  = $dime->subscriptions->list('000010', ['status' => 'Active', 'customer_uuid' => $customer->uuid]);

Chargebacks and documents

Chargebacks arrive in a daily file from the processor, so these endpoints reflect the latest import. Use the chargeback_opened / chargeback_updated / chargeback_resolved webhooks to hear about changes, and these to reconcile.

$page = $dime->chargebacks->list('000010', [
    'start_date' => '2026-09-01 00:00:00', // UTC; start and end go together
    'end_date'   => '2026-09-30 23:59:59',
]);

$chargeback = $dime->chargebacks->show('000010', $page->data[0]->transactionInfoId);
$chargeback->chargebackAmount; // "391.48"
$chargeback->resolved;         // false

Documents go up as multipart/form-data, which the SDK builds for you. Pass file paths, or ['contents' => ..., 'filename' => ...] for content you already hold in memory or a stream. Up to 10 files per call, each 9 MB or smaller (PDF, JPG, PNG, DOC, DOCX or RTF).

// Contest a chargeback
$result = $dime->documents->upload('000010', [
    'doc_type'                       => 'RetrievalRequest', // Verification | FraudHolds | Underwriting | RetrievalRequest
    'chargeback_transaction_info_id' => $chargeback->transactionInfoId,
], [
    '/path/to/receipt.pdf',
    ['contents' => $pdfBytes, 'filename' => 'delivery-confirmation.pdf'],
]);

foreach ($result->failed as $failure) {
    // The rest of the batch was kept; re-send just these
    echo $failure->fileName, ': ', $failure->reason, PHP_EOL;
}

$documents = $dime->documents->list('000010', ['doc_type' => 'RetrievalRequest']);

Uploading does not send anything to the processor: Dime's team reviews the documents and forwards them, and $document->sentToProcessorAt is set once they do.

Held funds

For merchants on a tier that holds their money rather than sweeping it to their bank each day. Every other merchant gets a 422 (ApiException) from these endpoints.

$balance = $dime->funds->balance('000010');
$balance->releasable; // "5172.72": the figure a release is checked against

// The payments that can be released now (up to 500, newest first)
$releasable = $dime->funds->transactions('000010');

// Release by amount or by transaction_info_ids. Releasing needs an affiliate key.
$result = $dime->funds->release('000010', [
    'amount'          => 1500.00,
    'idempotency_key' => 'payout-2026-09-25-0001', // fresh per release; reuse it on retry
]);

$result->release->status;        // "released" (sent), "failed" (declined, nothing moved), "unknown" or later "returned"
$result->release->failureReason; // why, when it failed

Always send an idempotency_key, fresh per intended release. If a call times out, retry it with the same key: you get the original release back (with $result->replayed set) instead of paying out twice. An unknown release may have gone through; its amount is held back from releasable until it is reconciled.

A failed release is returned rather than thrown, because it was recorded. A release refused outright (over releasable, ineligible payments, a reused key, or another release already in flight) throws an ApiException, with any ineligible payments in $e->getResponseBody()['data']['ineligible'].

A release can also become returned, days after it was released, when the merchant's own bank rejects the transfer and the money comes back. The API reports it on the funds_release_failed webhook and when you retry with that release's key. returnedAt says when, returnCode gives the bank's reason (R02 account closed, R03 no account, R04 invalid account number), and returnFee what the return cost. fee stays what the transfer was quoted at. returnFee can be empty until the return fee has been reported.

Pagination

List endpoints return a CursorPage. Iterate one page, walk pages manually, or stream every item across all pages with autoPaging():

$page = $dime->transactions->list('000010', [
    'start_date' => '2026-01-01 00:00:00',
    'end_date'   => '2026-01-31 23:59:59',
]);

foreach ($page as $txn) {
    // first page only
}

if ($page->hasMore()) {
    $next = $page->next();
}

// Every transaction across every page (fetches lazily as you iterate)
foreach ($dime->transactions->list('000010')->autoPaging() as $txn) {
    echo $txn->transactionNumber, PHP_EOL;
}

Error handling

Every failure throws a DimePayments\Sdk\Exceptions\DimeException subclass. Catch the base type, or a specific one:

use DimePayments\Sdk\Exceptions\DimeException;
use DimePayments\Sdk\Exceptions\ValidationException;
use DimePayments\Sdk\Exceptions\RateLimitException;

try {
    $dime->transactions->chargeCard('000010', ['amount' => 0]);
} catch (ValidationException $e) {
    $e->getErrors();     // ['data.amount' => ['The data.amount field must be greater than 0.']]
    $e->firstError();
} catch (RateLimitException $e) {
    sleep($e->getRetryAfter() ?? 1);
} catch (DimeException $e) {
    $e->getStatusCode();   // HTTP status
    $e->getResponseBody(); // decoded API body
}
Exception When
ValidationException HTTP 400/422 with field errors
AuthenticationException HTTP 401 (missing/invalid token, or insufficient ability)
PermissionDeniedException HTTP 403 (belongs-to-company guard)
NotFoundException HTTP 404
RateLimitException HTTP 429 (carries Retry-After)
IdempotencyException HTTP 409/422 about an Idempotency-Key (still running, or reused for a different request)
CaptureException A refused capture; errorCode says why (an ApiException)
ServerException HTTP 5xx
ConnectionException No HTTP response (DNS, timeout, TLS)
ApiException Any other non-2xx

Notes

  • GET requests carry a JSON body. The Dime API expects read parameters in the request body even for GET endpoints; the SDK handles this for you.
  • No API versioning. Endpoints live under /api with no version prefix.
  • A handful of list endpoints (customers, merchants) return their collection without the links/meta block; CursorPage degrades gracefully (items are returned, hasMore() is false).
  • The chargeback, document and subscription lists return an empty page when nothing matches, not an error. The older endpoints still answer 404 in that case — transactions, deposits, recurringPayments and addresses — so catch NotFoundException around those.

Development

composer install
composer test      # Pest
composer analyse   # PHPStan (level 6)
composer lint      # Pint

License

MIT. See LICENSE.