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Verify a payment card or payment token

post
https://cert.api.firstdata.com/gateway/v2/account-verification

Use this to perform an account verification for a payment card or payment token

Body Params

Accepted request type: PaymentCardVerificationRequest and PaymentTokenVerificationRequest.

string
required

Object name of the account verification request.

billingAddress
object

Address information that is passed to the issuer (it may appear on the cardholder’s statement) or if merchant wants to pass information that differs from the information stored on our master file.

string
length ≤ 20

An optional outlet ID for clients that support multiple stores in the same app.

string
length ≤ 40

The unique merchant transaction ID from the request, if supplied.

string
enum

The source of the transaction. The possible values are ECOM (if the order was received via email or Internet), MOTO (mail order, telephone order), MAIL, PHONE and RETAIL (face to face).

Allowed:
additionalDetails
object

Merchant supplied tracking numbers.

paymentCard
object
required

Payment card model.

Headers
string
enum
required
Defaults to application/json

Content type.

Allowed:
string
required

A client-generated ID for request tracking and signature creation, unique per request. This is also used for idempotency control. We recommend 128-bit UUID format.

string
required

Key given to merchant after boarding associating their requests with the appropriate app in Apigee.

int64
required

Epoch timestamp in milliseconds in the request from a client system. Used for Message Signature generation and time limit (5 mins).

string
required

Used to ensure the request has not been tampered with during transmission. The Message-Signature is the Base64 encoded HMAC hash (SHA256 algorithm with the API Secret as the key.) For more information, refer to the supporting documentation on the Developer Portal.

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Updated 8 months ago

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