> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Checkout warnings

> Turn API warnings into clear customer and merchant actions.

The `warnings` array is part of checkout and deposit responses. Display the
message when appropriate, log the code with the checkout ID, and follow the
action instead of hiding it.

| Code                          | Meaning                                                                                                           |
| ----------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `checkout_expiring`           | The customer should finish before the deadline                                                                    |
| `selected_value_above_target` | Selected value exceeds the target                                                                                 |
| `trade_pending`               | Keep the merchant order reserved; do not fulfill, credit, delete, or release it until `payment.completed`         |
| `trade_hold_pending`          | The CS2 trade is held for eight days once hold begins; keep the merchant order reserved until `payment.completed` |
| `reconciliation_required`     | Stop automatic retries and contact support                                                                        |

Warning severity is `info`, `warning`, or `action_required`. Warnings do not
replace status polling and are not proof of completion. The warning-code enum in
the current OpenAPI specification is exhaustive for that API version. Future API
versions may add codes, so treat unknown values as non-fulfillment warnings and
continue using status as the authority.

Skinloop does not control a merchant's own inventory or order systems. On
canceled, declined, failed, or reverted outcomes, fulfillment remains
disallowed and the merchant may release its reservation using its normal
process.