> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.finpay.id/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.finpay.id/appendix/enumeration/source-of-funds-list.md). # Source Of Funds List Use these `sourceOfFunds.type` values in API requests.

No	SOF ID	Name
1	alfamart	Alfamart
2	cc	Credit / Debit Card
3	dana	DANA
4	ddbri	Direct Debit BRI
5	ddmandiri	Direct Debit Mandiri
6	ddisaku	Direct Debit iSaku
7	finpaybpd	Finpay BPD
8	finpaycode	Finpay Payment Code
9	finpaymoney	Finpay Money
10	idm	Indomaret
11	indodana	Indodana
12	jeniuspay	Jenius Pay
13	kredivo	Kredivo
14	linkaja	LinkAja Applink
15	linkajawco	LinkAja Web Checkout
16	octoclicks	OCTO Clicks
17	ovo	Ovo
18	pospay	Pospay
19	qris	QRIS
20	shopeepay	ShopeePay
21	vabca	Virtual Account BCA
22	vabjb	Virtual Account BJB
23	vabnc	Virtual Account BNC
24	vabni	Virtual Account BNI
25	vabri	Virtual Account BRI
26	vabsi	Virtual Account BSI
27	vabtn	Virtual Account BTN
28	vacimb	Virtual Account CIMB
29	vadanamon	Virtual Account Danamon
30	vadki	Virtual Account Bank DKI
31	vajatim	Virtual Account Bank Jatim
32	vakaltimtara	Virtual Account Bank Kaltimtara
33	vamandiri	Virtual Account Mandiri
34	vamaybank	Virtual Account Maybank
35	vamega	Virtual Account Mega
36	vamuamalat	Virtual Account Muamalat
37	vanagari	Virtual Account Nagari
38	vaocbc	Virtual Account OCBC
39	vapermata	Virtual Account Permata
40	vaseabank	Virtual Account Seabank
41	vasinarmas	Virtual Account Sinarmas
42	vasumut	Virtual Account Bank Sumut
43	virgo	Virgo

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