import type * as Whop from "../index.js";
export interface SetupStatus {
    /** The setup this status describes, prefixed `sint_`. */
    id: string;
    /** Why the setup ended where it did, or `null` when nothing has failed. Present on `canceled` — a buyer who abandoned carries no code, one refused by the provider does. */
    last_setup_error: Whop.SetupLastSetupError | null;
    /** What the buyer must do next while `status` is `requires_action`, otherwise `null`. `type` picks the shape and each variant carries only its own `data`, so switching on `type` gives you exactly that step's payload. */
    next_action: Whop.PaymentNextAction | null;
    /** Always `setup_status`. */
    object: string;
    /** Where to send the buyer once the setup reaches a resting state, or `null` to leave them where they are. */
    return_url: string | null;
    /** How far the setup has got. **A 200 means we answered, not that the method was saved — always branch on this.** `requires_action` — the buyer has a step outstanding; see `next_action`. `processing` — the buyer has done their part and the processor is deciding. `succeeded` — the payment method is saved, and only this one means saved. `canceled` — abandoned or refused; see `last_setup_error` to tell which. */
    status: SetupStatus.Status;
}
export declare namespace SetupStatus {
    /** How far the setup has got. **A 200 means we answered, not that the method was saved — always branch on this.** `requires_action` — the buyer has a step outstanding; see `next_action`. `processing` — the buyer has done their part and the processor is deciding. `succeeded` — the payment method is saved, and only this one means saved. `canceled` — abandoned or refused; see `last_setup_error` to tell which. */
    const Status: {
        readonly Processing: "processing";
        readonly Succeeded: "succeeded";
        readonly Canceled: "canceled";
        readonly RequiresAction: "requires_action";
    };
    type Status = (typeof Status)[keyof typeof Status];
}