A legal entity route maps a legal entity to a gateway, determining which payment processor handles transactions for that entity.

This is an enterprise feature for instances with multiple legal entities or gateways.

How Routing Works

When a payment is processed, Shuttle uses the legal entity route to determine:

Which gateway processes the transaction
Which currencies are accepted on that route
Which payment method types (VISA, Mastercard, ACH, etc.) are available

For simple setups with one legal entity and one gateway, routing is automatic. For complex setups, routes give you fine-grained control over payment flow.

Status

Status	Description
`LINKED`	Route is active but hasn't been used yet
`ACTIVE`	Route is in use
`INACTIVE`	Route is no longer in use — no payments will use this connection
`RUNDOWN`	Route is being phased out — no new payment methods, but saved cards from this gateway may continue to be used