Create a file with currency reference rates
To set the reference rates for currencies, you must create a file containing the rates in JSON format. Below, you will find the file's structure, an explanation of its parameters, and a sample file with exchange rates for multiple currencies.
File structure
Here, you will find a JSON file structure.
{
"rates": [
{
"baseCurrencyCode": "EUR",
"quoteCurrencyCode": "AUD",
"quotationTime": "2024-12-05T12:30:00Z",
"rateType": "REPORTING",
"rateSource": "ECB",
"rate": 1.6377
}
],
"skipConfirm": false
}
File parameters
Below, you will find explanations about parameters in the currency reference rates file in JSON format.
baseCurrencyCode: The base currency code is the reporting currency, formatted as ISO 4217, e.g.,
EUR
.quoteCurrencyCode: The transaction currency other than reporting currency, formatted as ISO 4217, e.g.,
AUD
.quotationTime: The date the currency rate is between the reporting and transaction currency is applicable, formatted as ISO 8601 DateTime, e.g.,
2024-12-05T12:30:00Z
.rateType: The parameter defining the rate purpose in the Tuum. The value in the current context must be
REPORTING
.rateSource: The name or the identification of the entity that has defined the rate quote, e.g., ECB.
rate: The exchange rate of the reporting currency to the transaction currency.
skipConfirm: The boolean value indicates whether the uploaded exchange rates need confirmation. A value of
true
means confirmation is not required, whilefalse
means it is required.
Sample file
A sample file with the reference rates for multiple currencies is below.
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