The type of transaction that a given set of properties describes. The type represents the processing mode in which you run the address jobs that consume the transactions. For example,

BATCH

.

The transaction pool that a given set of properties describes. The transaction pool represents the project environment in which you run the address jobs that consume the transactions. For example,

PRODUCTION

.

For example, let's say that you purchase a quantity of batch transactions and interactive transactions and you assign the transactions to a Test pool and a Production pool. The getTransactionDetails method returns a separate set of properties for BATCH: TEST, BATCH: PRODUCTION, INTERACTIVE: TEST, and INTERACTIVE: PRODUCTION.

The method that your organization uses to pay for the transactions that the properties specify. For example,

Prepaid

.

The total number of transactions of the given transaction type and pool type that your organization purchased for your account.

The number of transactions of the given transaction type and pool type that your account has used to date.

The number of transactions of the given transaction type and pool type that remain in your account.

The date and time at which the given transactions became usable in your account.

The date and time at which the given transactions will expire in your account.

The global region in which the transactions are valid.