Overview
Pix Automatic depends on asynchronous webhooks sent by the acquirer (mandate approvals, scheduled charges, settlements, failures). In the Sandbox, PayMee exposes a simulator that produces those exact webhooks and feeds them to the same handlers used in production, so you can exercise the entire recurrence lifecycle end to end without a real payer. All simulator endpoints live under:These endpoints exist only in the Sandbox. They authenticate with the same
x-api-key and x-api-token as the rest of the API and act only on recurrences that belong to your test merchant.Authentication
Every simulator call requires both headers:Typical end-to-end flow
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Create a plan
POST /v1.1/pix-automatic/plans — defines the frequency and amount of the recurrence.2
Create the recurrence (checkout)
POST /v1.1/checkout/pix-automatic — returns an idRec for the new authorization, which starts in CREATED.3
Authorize the mandate
POST /sandbox/sim/mandate/{idRec}/approved — drives the approval and moves the recurrence to APPROVED. A RECURRENCE_AUTHORIZED webhook is emitted.4
Generate the due charge
POST /sandbox/sim/recurrence/{idRec}/run-due — generates the next scheduled collection (a sale) for recurrences whose next charge falls within the due window.5
Settle or fail the charge
POST /sandbox/sim/collection/{txId}/concluded to settle, or POST /sandbox/sim/collection/{txId}/reject/{code} to fail with a reason code.Mandate (authorization) endpoints
Collection (charge) endpoints
One-shot scenarios
For convenience, composite scenarios drive a whole sequence in a single call:Failure reason codes
Use these codes with.../collection/{txId}/reject/{code} (or .../recurrence/{idRec}/fail/{code}):
The due window for
run-due is [now + 2 days, now + 10 days]. A freshly created recurrence whose next charge date is outside this window will not generate a collection until its next cycle approaches; the approve-and-settle scenario handles the first charge for you.Related
Webhook Notifications
See the Pix Automatic (Recurrence) notification payloads emitted during these flows.

