Processing Withdrawal Request

account verification/validation for a customer to make a withdrawal, a specific account must be specified when this account id is received, verify that the account has a public key to verify that an account has a public key, use the http //localhost 6876/api doc/index html#get /api requesttype getaccountpublickey api call if the account does not have a public key, it means that it is a new account that has not yet been activated if possible, display a message to the customer as follows «the account provided has not yet been activated to activate your account, use your wallet’s account activation service, make an outgoing transaction from the account to activate it, or refer to your documentation for alternative methods» transaction fees currently, all outgoing transactions require a minimum transaction fee of 1000000 planck you can use the http //localhost 6876/api doc/index html#get /api requesttype suggestfee api call to receive the cheap, standard, and priority fee suggestions curl request get \ url http //localhost 6876/api?requesttype=suggestfee \ header 'accept application/json' adding a message to a transaction allowing the customer to add a message/memo on your withdrawal page is recommended for coordinating with other services that use a message based deposit system funding withdrawal requests to fund a withdrawal request, use the http //localhost 6876/api doc/index html#post /api requesttype sendmoney api call with the following request parameters this request must be sent using http post curl request post \ url http //localhost 6876/api?requesttype=sendmoney \ header 'accept application/json' \# request parameters \# recipient – the recipients address \# amountnqt – the amount expressed in planck \# feenqt – the fee for this transaction expressed in planck \# deadline – deadline for the transaction in minutes \# secretphrase – your secret passphrase 🔓 security advice it's not recommended to pass the secret phrase to remote nodes unless you trust the node operator we recommend you to access the node http api documentation and get more information about this api call you can access by clicking the following link http //localhost 6876/api doc/index html#post /api requesttype sendmoney