Capture states and reason codes
The following diagram depicts the state transition of a Capture object:

The following table describes each Capture state in detail, the allowed operations on a state, and the reasons why a Capture object can end up in a state.
| State | Description | Allowed operations | Reason codes | 
| Pending | A Capture object is in the Pending state until it is processed by Amazon. | StopShipmentAtypicalAuth - There are signs of unusual activity that indicate you shouldn’t proceed with fulfilment. | |
| Declined | You must submit a capture against an authorization within 30 days (two days for the Sandbox environment). But we strongly recommend requesting a capture within 7 days of authorization. If the capture is declined, you can still request a new authorization and capture if the order reference is in the Open state. | AmazonRejected-Amazon has rejected the capture. You should only retry the capture if the authorization is in the Open state. ProcessingFailure-Amazon could not process the transaction because of an internal processing error. You should only retry the capture if the authorization is in the Open state. Otherwise, you should request a new authorization and then call Capture on it. | |
| Completed | The Capture object request has been processed and funds will be moved to your account in the next disbursement cycle. | StopShipmentAtypicalAuth - There are signs of unusual activity that indicate you shouldn’t proceed with fulfilment. | |
| Closed | When the Capture object is moved to the Closed state, you cannot request refunds against it. | MaxAmountRefunded-You have already refunded the following amounts, including any A-to-z claims and chargebacks that you were responsible for: 
 AmazonClosed-Amazon has closed the capture because of a problem with your account or with the buyer's account. | 
