You can use the following fields in a notification.
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{{amount}}
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{{currency}}
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{{customerId}}
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{{dateTime}}
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{{externalRefId}}
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{{fee}}
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{{merchantId}}
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{{merchantName}}
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{{newBalance}}
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{{nfcId}}
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{{paymentTrailId}}
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{{terminalId}}
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{{transactionId}}
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{{transactionType}}
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{{sendingNumber}}
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{{receivingNumber}}
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{{redeemCode}}
Only update the
titleandmessagefor Pushy notifications. We strongly recommend that these notifications are updated or created by someone with experience writing push notifications.{"event": "notification", "title": "{{eventType}}", "message": "A {{tagType}} Tag has been registered to your wallet account: {{customerId}}{{#tagAlias}} with an Alias: {{tagAlias}}{{/tagAlias}}"}
For email notifications, the subject and body of each email have separate Message fields. Ensure that you update both the fields.
When editing the template for a push notification, we strongly recommend that you only edit the elements inside the message portion of the notification. This is because the default template is provided by Android to ensure that it is supported by the device. If the message structure is changed, push notifications are likely to be unsuccessful.
For example: In the following push notification, we would recommend only editing the portion that is in bold:
user-notification.pin.update.success.pushy={"event": "notification" , "message": "You have successfully changed your E-Money account {{msisdn}} pin on {{dateTime}}", “title“}