Account Verification
A code sample of AccountVerification can be seen below.
PosClientService _posClientService = new PosTcpClientService(ipAddress: "127.0.0.1", port: 5002);
//Optional: TransactionConfig can also be set via configuration files, see "Configuration files" documentation for more information.
_posClientService.TransactionConfig = new Credential
{
CustomerCode = "ABF",
Site = "PXP000000001",
Workstation = "001",
Merchant = "1234567890",
Username = "PXPUser",
Password = "Testing",
Culture = "en"
};
//Optional: PedConfig can also be set via configuration files, see "Configuration files" documentation for more information.
_posClientService.PedConfig = new PedEndpointAddress
{
EndpointAddressType = PedEndpointAddressType.Serial,
SerialEndpointAddress = new SerialEndpointAddress
{
ComPort = "com9"
}
};
var accountVerificationRequest = new AccountVerificationRequest() {
Workstation = "001",
Currency = "GBP",
DateTime = DateTime.Now,
TransactionReference = "AccountVerification"
};
var accountVerificationResponse = await _posClientService.ProcessAsync(accountVerificationRequest);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.ResponseCode);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.ResponseMessage);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.FaultResponseCode);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.AuthorityCode);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.AuthorityMethod);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.CaptureMethod);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.TokenisedCardNumber);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.Token);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.TransactionReference);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.PEDSerialNumber);
Console.WriteLine(accountVerificationResponse.ReceiptXML);
The following tables contain AccountVerification objects and their detailed definitions. The field definitions are divided into request fields and response fields.
AccountVerificationRequest
Field Name | Type (C#) | Mandatory | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Workstation | string | Yes | This is the workstation number, a unique workstation ID allocated to a workstation when the service is set up |
Currency | string | Yes | This is the currency of the transaction. This is the currency code. A three-letter alphabetic code in accordance with ISO 4217 |
DateTime | DateTime | Yes | This is the current date and time of the transaction on the computer, expressed as the local time |
TransactionReference | string | Yes | This is the merchant's own unique reference for the transaction |
AccountVerificationResponse
Field Name | Type (C#) | Mandatory | Description |
---|---|---|---|
ResponseCode | string | Yes | This is the response code indicating the result of the processing operation |
FaultResponseCode | int | Yes | This is the code indicating the reason when the response code is an "Error" |
ResponseMessage | string | Yes | This is the human readable message from either the acquirer or the ANYpay service that describes the Response Code |
AuthorityCode | string | Yes | This is the authorization code provided by the acquirer, card issuer or ANYpay |
AuthorityMethod | string | Yes | This is the method used to authorize the transaction |
CaptureMethod | Enum | Yes | The card data capture method |
TokenisedCardNumber | string | Yes | This is the tokenized card number to uniquely identify a card number |
TransactionReference | string | Yes | This is the merchant's own unique reference for the request |
Token | string | Yes | This is the token generated by ANYpay to uniquely identify a transaction |
PEDSerialNumber | string | Yes | This is the serial number of PIN Entry Device |
ReceiptXML | string | Yes | This is an XML receipt which complies EMV receipt requirement. This following page lists objects and their detailed definitions of each XML parameter. |
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