Overview

Antifraud Gateway is a platform developed by the Braspag’s Risk team to facilitate the integration of clients who wish to perform fraud analysis with different providers and with different technologies, ie, the Antifraud Gateway is responsible for performing the interconnection between the client that uses JSON in the messaging and the provider that uses XML in messaging, for example.

The API is based on REST architecture, which exchange data in JSON format following authorization flows defined by the OAuth 2 protocol, where all standards are widely used by the industry and supported by the technical communities.

To learn more about OAuth 2, see https://oauth.net/2/

The platform was built using one of Braspag’s main products, the Cartão Protegido, for card tokenization and token fraud analysis.

Objective

The purpose of this documentation is to guide the developer on how to integrate with Antifraud Gateway API, gateway of providers of antifraud solutions, describing the operations available with sample requests and responses.

To perform an operation, combine the base endpoint of the environment with the endpoint of the desired operation and send using the HTTP VERB as described in the operation.

Hosts

BraspagAuth API

Environment	URL
`Sandbox`	https://authsandbox.braspag.com.br/
`Produção`	https://auth.braspag.com.br/

Antifraud Gateway API

Environment	URL
`Sandbox`	https://risksandbox.braspag.com.br/
`Produção`	https://risk.braspag.com.br/

Authentication

Access Token

The Antifraud Gateway API uses the industry standard OAuth 2.0 protocol for authorization of access to its specific resources by environments, which are: Sandbox e Produção.

This session describes the flow required for client applications to obtain valid access tokens for use on the platform.

Obtaining the access token

The access token is obtained through the oauth client_credentials. The diagram below illustrates, in chronological order, the communication between Client Application, BraspagAuth API and Antifraud Gateway API.

The Client Application, informs the BraspagAuth API your credential.
The BraspagAuth API validates the credential received. If valid, returns the access token for Client Application.
The Client Application informs the access token in the header of the HTTP requests made to the Antifraud Gateway API.
If the access token is valid, the request is processed and the data is returned to the Client Application

Request a credential by opening a ticket through our support tool, sending the exit IP (s) of your homologation and production servers.
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How to get the token

Once in possession of the credential, you will need to “encrypt” it in Base64, using the client_id:client_secret convention, and send the result in the header through the Authorization field.

Exemple:

client_id: braspagtestes
client_secret: 1q2w3e4r5t6y7u8i9o0p0q9w8e7r6t5y4u3i2o1p
String to be encoded in Base64: braspagtestes:1q2w3e4r5t6y7u8i9o0p0q9w8e7r6t5y4u3i2o1p
Result after encoding: YnJhc3BhZ3Rlc3RlczoxcTJ3M2U0cg==

Request

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/x-www-form-urlencoded
`Authorization`	Basic YnJhc3BhZ3Rlc3RlczoxcTJ3M2U0cg==

Parameters in the body (Body)

Key	Value
`scope`	AntifraudGatewayApp
`grant_type`	client_credentials

Response

{
  "access_token": "faSYkjfiod8ddJxFTU3vti_ ... _xD0i0jqcw",
  "token_type": "bearer",
  "expires_in": 599
}

Parameters in the body (Body)

Parameter	Description
`access_token`	The access token requested. The application can use this token to authenticate itself to the protected resource, in this case the Antifraud Gateway API
`token_type`	Indicates the value of the token type
`expires_in`	Expiry of the access token, in seconds The token when it expires, it is necessary to get a new one

Conducting a fraud analysis

Braspag, upon receiving the request data, directs the provider to analyze them. Providers use technologies such as device identification, IP geolocation, social network analytics, proxy detection, and speed counters. In real-time you will receive a recommendation from the analysis and you can take an action.

Analyzing a transaction in Cybersource

{
  "MerchantOrderId": "4493d42c-8732-4b13-aadc-b07e89732c26",
  "TotalOrderAmount": 15000,
  "TransactionAmount": 14000,
  "Currency": "BRL",
  "Provider": "Cybersource",
  "BraspagTransactionId":"a3e08eb2-2144-4e41-85d4-61f1befc7a3b",
  "Tid": "12345678910111216AB8",
  "Nsu": "951852",
  "AuthorizationCode":"T12345",
  "SaleDate": "2016-12-09 10:01:55.662",
  "Card": {
    "Number" : "4444555566667777",
    "Holder": "Holder Name",
    "ExpirationDate": "12/2023",
    "Cvv": "999",
    "Brand": "VISA"
  },
  "Billing": {
    "Street": "Rua Saturno",
    "Number": "12345",
    "Complement": "Sala 123",
    "Neighborhood": "Centro",
    "City": "Rio de Janeiro",
    "State": "RJ",
    "Country": "BR",
    "ZipCode": "20080123"
  },
  "Shipping": {
    "Street": "Rua Neturno",
    "Number": "30000",
    "Complement": "sl 123",
    "Neighborhood": "Centro",
    "City": "Rio de Janeiro",
    "State": "RJ",
    "Country": "BR",
    "ZipCode": "123456789",
    "FirstName": "João",
    "LastName": "Silva",
    "ShippingMethod": "SameDay",
    "Phone": "552121114700"
  },
  "Customer": {
    "MerchantCustomerId": "10050665740",
    "FirstName": "João",
    "LastName": "Silva",
    "BirthDate": "2016-12-09",
    "Email": "emailcomprador@dominio.com.br",
    "Phone": "552121114700",
    "Ip": "127.0.0.1",
    "BrowserHostName":"www.dominiobrowsercomprador.com.br",
    "BrowserCookiesAccepted":true,
    "BrowserEmail":"emailbrowsercomprador@dominio.com.br",
    "BrowserType":"Chrome 58 on Windows 10",
    "BrowserFingerprint":"123456789"
  },
  "CartItems": [
    {
      "ProductName": "Mouse",
      "UnitPrice": "12000",
      "Sku": "abc123",
      "Quantity": 1,
      "Risk":"Low",
      "AddressRiskVerify":"No",
      "HostHedge":"Low",
      "NonSensicalHedge":"Normal",
      "ObscenitiesHedge":"High",
      "TimeHedge":"Low",
      "PhoneHedge":"Normal",
      "VelocityHedge":"High"
    },
    {
      "ProductName": "Teclado",
      "UnitPrice": "96385",
      "MerchantItemId": "3",
      "Sku": "abc456",
      "Quantity": 1,
      "Risk": "High"
    }
  ],
  "MerchantDefinedData": [
    {
      "Key": "1",
      "Value": "Valor definido com o Provedor a ser enviado neste campo."
    },
    {
      "Key": "2",
      "Value": "Valor definido com o Provedor a ser enviado neste campo."
    },
    {
      "Key": "3",
      "Value": "Valor definido com o Provedor a ser enviado neste campo."
    }
  ],
  "Bank":{
    "Address": "Rua Marte, 29",
    "Code": "237",
    "Agency": "987654",
    "City": "Rio de Janeiro",
    "Country": "BR",
    "Name": "Bradesco",
    "SwiftCode": "789"
  },
  "FundTransfer":{
    "AccountNumber":"159753",
    "AccountName":"Conta particular",
    "BankCheckDigit":"51",
    "Iban":"123456789"
  },
  "Invoice":{
    "IsGift": false,
    "ReturnsAccept": true,
    "Tender": "Consumer"
  },
  "Airline": {
    "JourneyType": "OneWayTrip",
    "DepartureDateTime": "2018-01-09 18:00",
    "Passengers": [
    {
        "FirstName": "Fulano",
        "LastName": "Tal",
        "PassangerId": "",
        "PassengerType": "Adult",
        "Email": "email@mail.com",
        "Phone": "1234567890",
        "Status": "Gold",
        "Legs" : [
        {
            "ArrivalAirport": "AMS",
            "DepartureAirport": "GIG"
        }]
    }]
  }
}

Request

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Authorization`	Bearer {access_token}
`MerchantId`	xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
`RequestId`	nnnnnnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnnnnnnnnnn

Parameters in the body (Body)

Parameter	Description	Type	Required	Size
`MerchantOrderId`	Merchant order number	string	yes	100
`TotalOrderAmount`	Total order value in cents Ex: 123456 = r$ 1.234,56	long	yes	-
`TransactionAmount`	Value of the financial transaction in cents Ex: 150000 = r$ 1.500,00	long	yes	-
`Currency`	Currency. More information on ISO 4217 Currency Codes	string	yes	3
`Provider`	Antifraud provider Table 1 - Provider	enum	-	-
`BraspagTransactionId`	Transaction id in Pagador Braspag	guid	no	-
`Tid`	Acquirer transaction id Note: If you do not have integration with the Pagador Braspag, you can not send the `BraspagTransactionId` field, so you need to send the fields `Nsu`, `AuthorizationCode` and `SaleDate`, besides this one in question	string	no	20
`Nsu`	Acquirer transaction unique sequence number Note: If you do not have integration with the Pagador Braspag, you can not send the field `BraspagTransactionId`, so you need to send the fields `Tid`, `AuthorizationCode` and `SaleDate`, in addition to the one in question	string	no	10
`AuthorizationCode`	Acquirer authorization code Note: If you do not have integration with the Pagador Braspag, you can not send the `BraspagTransactionId` field, so you need to send the `Tid`, `Nsu` and `SaleDate`, in addition to the one in question	string	no	10
`SaleDate`	Acquirer authorization date Note: If you do not have integration with the Pagador Braspag, you can not send the field `BraspagTransactionId`, so you need to send the fields `Tid`, `Nsu` and `AuthorizationCode`, in addition to the one in question	datetime	no	-
`Card.Number`	Credit card number	string	yes	20
`Card.Holder`	Holder name	string	yes	50
`Card.ExpirationDate`	Credit card expiration date Ex.: 01/2023	string	yes	7
`Card.Brand`	Credit card brand Table 3 - Card.Brand	enum	-	-
`Card.Save`	Indicates whether credit card data will be stored on the Cartão Protegido	bool	no	-
`Card.Token`	Credit card token saved on the Cartão Protegido	guid	no	-
`Card.Alias`	Credit card alias saved on the Cartão Protegido	string	no	64
`Billing.Street`	Billing address street	string	yes	54
`Billing.Number`	Billing address number	string	no	5
`Billing.Complement`	Billing address complement	string	no	14
`Billing.Neighborhood`	Billing address neighborhood	string	no	45
`Billing.City`	Billing address city	string	yes	50
`Billing.State`	Billing address state	string	no	2
`Billing.Country`	Billing address country. More information on ISO 2-Digit Alpha Country Code	string	yes	2
`Billing.ZipCode`	Billing address zipcode	string	no	9
`Shipping.Street`	Shipping address street	string	no	54
`Shipping.Number`	Shipping address number	string	no	5
`Shipping.Complement`	Shipping address complement	string	no	14
`Shipping.Neighborhood`	Shipping address neighborhood	string	no	45
`Shipping.City`	Shipping address city	string	no	50
`Shipping.State`	Shipping address state	string	no	2
`Shipping.Country`	Shipping address country. More information on ISO 2-Digit Alpha Country Code	string	no	2
`Shipping.ZipCode`	Shipping address zipcode	string	no	9
`Shipping.FirstName`	First name of person in charge of receiving product at shipping address	string	no	60
`Shipping.LastName`	Last name of the person in charge of receiving the product at the shipping address	string	no	60
`Shipping.Phone`	Telephone number of the person in charge of receiving the product at the shipping address Ex.: 552121114700	string	no	15
`Shipping.ShippingMethod`	Order delivery method Table 4 - ShippingMethod	enum	-	-
`Customer.MerchantCustomerId`	Customer document number, CPF or CNPJ	string	yes	16
`Customer.FirstName`	Customer first name	string	yes	60
`Customer.LastName`	Customer last name	string	yes	60
`Customer.BirthDate`	Customer birthdate Ex.: 1983-10-01	date	yes	-
`Customer.Email`	Customer email	string	yes	100
`Customer.Ip`	Customer IP address	string	no	15
`Customer.Phone`	Customer telephone number Ex.: 552121114700	string	no	15
`Customer.BrowserHostName`	Host name entered by the customer’s browser and identified through the HTTP header	string	no	60
`Customer.BrowserCookiesAccepted`	Identifies whether the customer’s browser accepts cookies or not	bool	-	-
`Customer.BrowserEmail`	E-mail registered in the customer’s browser. Can differ from merchant email (`Customer.Email`)	string	no	100
`Customer.BrowserType`	Name of the browser used by the customer and identified through the HTTP header	string	no	40
`Customer.BrowserFingerprint`	Identifier used to cross information obtained from the buyer’s device. This same identifier must be used to generate the value that will be assigned to the `session_id` field of the script that will be included on the checkout page. Note: This identifier can be any value or order number but must be unique for 48 hours. Fingerprint Configuration	string	yes	88
`CartItem[n].ProductName`	Product name	string	yes	255
`CartItem[n].Risk`	Risk level of the product associated with the quantity of chargebacks Table 11 - CartItem{n}.Risk	enum	-	-
`CartItem[n].UnitPrice`	Product unit price Ex: 10950 = r$ 109,50	long	yes	-
`CartItem[n].Sku`	Product SKU	string	yes	255
`CartItem[n].Quantity`	Product quantity	int	yes	-
`CartItem[n].AddressRiskVerify`	Identifies that you will evaluate the billing and shipping addresses for different cities, states or countries Table 12 - CartItem{n}.AddressRiskVerify	enum	-	-
`CartItem[n].HostHedge`	Level of importance of customer IP and email addresses in fraud analysis Table 13 - CartItem{n}.HostHedge	enum	-	-
`CartItem[n].NonSensicalHedge`	Level of importance of verifications about the customer data non sensical in fraud analysis Table 14 - CartItem{n}.NonSensicalHedge	enum	-	-
`CartItem[n].ObscenitiesHedge`	Level of importance of checks on customer data with obscenity in fraud analysis Table 15 - CartItem{n}.ObscenitiesHedge	enum	-	-
`CartItem[n].TimeHedge`	Level of importance of the time of day in the fraud analysis that the customer made the request Table 16 - CartItem{n}.TimeHedge	enum	-	-
`CartItem[n].PhoneHedge`	Level of importance of checks on customer’s phone numbers in fraud analysis Table 17 - CartItem{n}.PhoneHedge	enum	-	-
`CartItem[n].VelocityHedge`	Level of importance of customer’s purchase frequency in the fraud analysis of the previous 15 minutes Table 18 - CartItem{n}.VelocityHedge	enum	-	-
`Bank.Name`	Customer’s bank name	string	no	40
`Bank.Code`	Customer’s bank code	string	no	15
`Bank.Agency`	Customer’s bank agency	string	no	15
`Bank.Address`	Customer’s bank address	string	no	255
`Bank.City`	Customer’s bank city	string	no	15
`Bank.Country`	Customer’s bank city More information on ISO 2-Digit Alpha Country Code	string	no	2
`Bank.SwiftCode`	Customer’s bank swift code	string	no	30
`FundTransfer.AccountName`	Name linked to bank account	string	no	30
`FundTransfer.AccountNumber`	Customer’s bank account number	string	no	30
`FundTransfer.BankCheckDigit`	Code used to validate customer’s bank account	string	no	2
`FundTransfer.Iban`	Customer’s International Bank Account Number (IBAN)	string	no	30
`Invoice.IsGift`	Indicates whether the order placed by the customer is for gift	bool	no	-
`Invoice.ReturnsAccepted`	Indicates whether the order placed by the customer can be returned to the merchant	bool	no	-
`Invoice.Tender`	Payment method used by the customer Table 19 - Invoice.Tender	enum	no	-
`Airline.JourneyType`	Journey type Table 8 - Airline.JourneyType	enun	no	-
`Airline.DepartureDateTime`	Departure datetime Ex.: 2018-03-31 19:16:38	datetime	no	-
`Airline.Passengers[n].FirstName`	Passenger first name	string	no	60
`Airline.Passengers[n].LastName`	Passenger last name	string	no	60
`Airline.Passengers[n].PassengerId`	Identifier of the passenger to whom the ticket was issued	string	no	32
`Airline.Passengers[n].PassengerType`	Passenger type Table 9 - Airline.Passengers{n}.PassengerType	enum	no	-
`Airline.Passengers[n].Phone`	Passenger telephone number Ex.: 552121114700	string	no	15
`Airline.Passengers[n].Email`	Passenger email	string	no	255
`Airline.Passengers[n].Status`	Airline classification Table 10 - Airline.Passengers{n}.Status	enum	no	60
`Airline.Passengers[n].Legs[n].DepartureAirport`	Departure airport code. More informations on. Mais informações em IATA 3-Letter Codes	string	no	3
`Airline.Passengers[n].Legs[n].ArrivalAirport`	Arrival airport code. More information on IATA 3-Letter Codes	string	no	3
`CustomConfiguration.Comments`	Comments that the merchant may associate fraud analysis	string	no	255
`CustomConfiguration.ScoreThreshold`	Acceptable level of risk for each product	int	-	-
`MerchantDefinedData[n].Key`	Field key set against antifraud provider Table 37 - MerchantDefinedData(Cybersource)	int	no	-
`MerchantDefinedData[n].Value`	Field value set against antifraud provider Table 37 - MerchantDefinedData(Cybersource)	var	no	-

{
   "TransactionId": "1eae3d39-a723-e811-80c3-0003ff21d83f",
   "Status": "Accept",
   "ProviderAnalysisResult": {
       "ProviderTransactionId": "5206061832306553904009",
       "ProviderStatus": "ACCEPT",
       "ProviderCode": "100",
       "ProviderRequestTransactionId": "AhjzbwSTGjifFZXHYduJEAFReTUyEoftDpA9+Ehk0kv9Atj2YEBMmAL2",
       "AfsReply": {
           "reasonCode": "100",
           "afsResult": "99",
           "hostSeverity": "3",
           "consumerLocalTime": "11:36:23",
           "afsFactorCode": "D^F^Z",
           "addressInfoCode": "COR-BA",
           "hotlistInfoCode": "NEG-AFCB^NEG-BA^NEG-CC^NEG-EM^NEG-PEM^NEG-SA^REV-PPH^REV-SUSP",
           "internetInfoCode": "FREE-EM^RISK-EM",
           "suspiciousInfoCode": "RISK-TB",
           "velocityInfoCode": "VEL-NAME",
           "scoreModelUsed": "default_lac"
       },
       "DecisionReply": {
           "casePriority": "3",
           "activeProfileReply": {},
           "velocityInfoCode": "GVEL-R1^GVEL-R2^GVEL-R4^GVEL-R6^GVEL-R7^GVEL-R9"
       }
   },
   "Links": [
       {
           "Method": "GET",
           "Href": "http://localhost:1316/Analysis/v2/1eae3d39-a723-e811-80c3-0003ff21d83f",
           "Rel": "Self"
       }
   ]
}

Response

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	201 Created

Parameters in the body (Body)

Parameter	Description	Type
`TransactionId`	Transaction id on Antifraud Gateway Braspag Braspag	guid
`Status`	Transaction status on Antifraud Gateway Braspag Table 20 - Status	enum
`ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderTransactionId`	Cybersource transaction id	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderStatus`	Cybersource transaction status Table 21 - ProviderStatus	enum
`ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderCode`	Cybersource return code Table 22 - ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderCode	int
`ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderRequestTransactionId`	Cybersource transaction request id	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.Missing`	Missing fields in the request sent to Cybersource	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.Invalid`	Fields with invalid values sent to Cybersource	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AddressInfoCode`	Codes that indicate incompatibilities between the customer’s billing and shipping addresses Codes are concatenated using the character Os códigos são concatenados usando o caracter ^ Ex.: MM-A^MM-Z Table 23 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AddressInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AfsFactorCode`	Codes that affect analysis score Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex: Table 24 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AfsFactorCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AfsResult`	Total calculated score for order	int
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.BinCountry`	BIN country code of the card used in the analysis. More information on More information on ISO 2-Digit Alpha Country Code	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.CardAccountType`	Card type Table 25 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.CardAccountType	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.CardIssuer`	Name of the bank or issuer of the card	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.CardScheme`	Card brand	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.ConsumerLocalTime`	Customer’s local time, calculated from the date of the request and the billing address	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.HostSeverity`	Risk level of the customer’s e-mail domain, 0 to 5, where 0 is undetermined risk and 5 represents the highest risk	int
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.HotListInfoCode`	Codes that indicate customer data are associated with positive or negative lists Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: NEG-AFCB ^ NEG-CC Table 26 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.HotListInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IdentityInfoCode`	Codes that indicate excessive identity changes Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Example: COR-BA-MM-BIN Table 27 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IdentityInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.InternetInfoCode`	Codes that indicate problems with the email address, IP address or billing address Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: COR-BA-MM-BIN [Table 28 Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: COR-BA-MM-BIN Table 28 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.InternetInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpCity`	Customer’s city name obtained from the IP address	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpCountry`	Customer’s country name obtained from the IP address	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpRoutingMethod`	Customer’s routing method obtained from the IP address Table 32 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpRoutingMethod	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpState`	Customer’s state name obtained from the IP address	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.PhoneInfoCode`	Codes that indicate a problem with the customer’s phone number Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: UNV-AC ^ RISK-AC Table 29 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.PhoneInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.ReasonCode`	Cybersource return code Table 22 - ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderCode	int
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.ScoreModelUsed`	Name of the scoring model used in the analysis. If you do not have a defined, the Cybersource default scoring model was used	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.SuspiciousInfoCode`	Codes that indicate that the customer potentially provided suspicious information Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: RISK-TB ^ RISK-TS Table 30 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.SuspiciousInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.VelocityInfoCode`	Codes that indicate that the customer has a high frequency of purchases Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: VELV-SA VELI-CC VELSIP Table 31 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.VelocityInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.BrowserLanguage`	Browser language used by the customer at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.ScreenResolution`	Screen resolution of the customer at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.CookiesEnabled`	Flag identifying that the customer’s browser was enabled to temporarily store cookies at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.FlashEnabled`	Flag identifying that the customer’s browser enabled the execution of Flash content at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.Hash`	Hash generated from the data collected by the fingerprint script	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.ImagesEnabled`	Flag identifying that the customer’s browser was enabled with image caching at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.JavascriptEnabled`	Flag identifying that the customer’s browser was running Javascript sripts enabled at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.TrueIPAddress`	Flag identifying that customer IP address is real	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.TrueIPAddressCity`	Flag identifying that the customer IP address is in fact of the city that it should be	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.TrueIPAddressCountry`	Flag identifying that the customer IP address is in fact of the country that it should be	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.SmartId`	Customer device identifier	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.SmartIdConfidenceLevel`	Customer device identifier	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.DestinationQueue`	When verbose mode is enabled, the name of the queue to which the transactions do not automatically accept are sent	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.Name`	When verbose mode is enabled, name of the profile selected in the analysis. If you do not have any, the default profile has been selected	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.SelectedBy`	When verbose mode is enabled, name of the rule selector that selects the rules profile	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].RuleId`	When verbose mode is enabled, rule id	enum
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].Decision`	When verbose mode is enabled, decision taken by rule Table 33 - ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered{n}.Decision	enum
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].Evaluation`	When verbose mode is enabled, rule evaluation Table 34 - ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered{n}.Evaluation	enum
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].Name`	When verbose mode is enabled, rule name	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.CasePriority`	Sets the priority level of the rules or profiles of the merchant. The priority level varies from 1 (major) to 5 (minor) and the default value is 3, and this will be assigned if you have not set the priority of the rules or profiles. This field will only be returned if the merchant is an Enhanced Case Management subscriber	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.VelocityInfoCode`	Codes of information triggered by analysis. These codes were generated when the rules were created	string

Indicating integration errors

{
  "Message": "The request is invalid.",
  "ModelState": {
    "request.Customer.Gender": [
      "Error converting value \"M\" to type 'Antifraude.Domain.Enums.GenderType'. Path 'Customer.Gender', line 51, position 17."
    ],
    "FraudAnalysisRequestError": [
      "The Card.EciThreeDSecure lenght is gratter than 1",
      "The Shipping.Complement lenght is gratter than 14",
      "The Shipping.MiddleName lenght is gratter than 1",
      "The Customer.MerchantCustomerId lenght is gratter than 16",
      "The Customer.MiddleName lenght is gratter than 1"
    ]
  }
}

Response

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	400 Bad Request

Parameters in the body (Body)

Parameter	Description
`Message`	Message stating that the request is invalid
`ModelState`	Collection that will contain messages with fields that do not conform to the type or domain as specified in the manual
`FraudAnalysisRequestError`	Collection that will contain messages with fields that do not conform to the size specified in the manual

Queries

Querying a transaction Cybersource

{
   "TransactionId": "1eae3d39-a723-e811-80c3-0003ff21d83f",
   "Status": "Accept",
   "ProviderAnalysisResult": {
       "ProviderTransactionId": "5206061832306553904009",
       "ProviderStatus": "ACCEPT",
       "ProviderCode": "100",
       "ProviderRequestTransactionId": "AhjzbwSTGjifFZXHYduJEAFReTUyEoftDpA9+Ehk0kv9Atj2YEBMmAL2",
       "AfsReply": {
           "reasonCode": "100",
           "afsResult": "99",
           "hostSeverity": "3",
           "consumerLocalTime": "11:36:23",
           "afsFactorCode": "D^F^Z",
           "addressInfoCode": "COR-BA",
           "hotlistInfoCode": "NEG-AFCB^NEG-BA^NEG-CC^NEG-EM^NEG-PEM^NEG-SA^REV-PPH^REV-SUSP",
           "internetInfoCode": "FREE-EM^RISK-EM",
           "suspiciousInfoCode": "RISK-TB",
           "velocityInfoCode": "VEL-NAME",
           "scoreModelUsed": "default_lac"
       },
       "DecisionReply": {
           "casePriority": "3",
           "activeProfileReply": {},
           "velocityInfoCode": "GVEL-R1^GVEL-R2^GVEL-R4^GVEL-R6^GVEL-R7^GVEL-R9"
       }
   },
   "Links": [
       {
           "Method": "GET",
           "Href": "http://localhost:1316/Analysis/v2/1eae3d39-a723-e811-80c3-0003ff21d83f",
           "Rel": "Self"
       }
   ],
  "MerchantOrderId": "4493d42c-8732-4b13-aadc-b07e89732c26",
  "TotalOrderAmount": 15000,
  "TransactionAmount": 14000,
  "Currency": "BRL",
  "Provider": "Cybersource",
  "BraspagTransactionId":"a3e08eb2-2144-4e41-85d4-61f1befc7a3b",
  "Card": {
    "Number" : "4444555566667777",
    "Holder": "Holder Name",
    "ExpirationDate": "12/2023",
    "Cvv": "999",
    "Brand": "VISA"
  },
  "Billing": {
    "Street": "Rua Saturno",
    "Number": "12345",
    "Complement": "Sala 123",
    "Neighborhood": "Centro",
    "City": "Rio de Janeiro",
    "State": "RJ",
    "Country": "BR",
    "ZipCode": "20080123"
  },
  "Shipping": {
    "Street": "Rua Neturno",
    "Number": "30000",
    "Complement": "sl 123",
    "Neighborhood": "Centro",
    "City": "Rio de Janeiro",
    "State": "RJ",
    "Country": "BR",
    "ZipCode": "123456789",
    "FirstName": "João",
    "LastName": "Silva",
    "ShippingMethod": "SameDay",
    "Phone": "552121114700"
  },
  "Customer": {
    "MerchantCustomerId": "10050665740",
    "FirstName": "João",
    "LastName": "Silva",
    "BirthDate": "2016-12-09",
    "Email": "emailcomprador@dominio.com.br",
    "Phone": "552121114700",
    "Ip": "127.0.0.1",
    "BrowserHostName":"www.dominiobrowsercomprador.com.br",
    "BrowserCookiesAccepted":true,
    "BrowserEmail":"emailbrowsercomprador@dominio.com.br",
    "BrowserType":"Chrome 58 on Windows 10"
  },
  "CartItems": [
    {
      "ProductName": "Mouse",
      "UnitPrice": "12000",
      "Sku": "abc123",
      "Quantity": 1,
      "Risk":"Low",
      "AddressRiskVerify":"No",
      "HostHedge":"Low",
      "NonSensicalHedge":"Normal",
      "ObscenitiesHedge":"High",
      "TimeHedge":"Low",
      "PhoneHedge":"Normal",
      "VelocityHedge":"High"
    },
    {
      "ProductName": "Teclado",
      "UnitPrice": "96385",
      "MerchantItemId": "3",
      "Sku": "abc456",
      "Quantity": 1,
      "Risk": "High"
    }
  ],
  "MerchantDefinedData": [
    {
      "Key": "1",
      "Value": "Valor definido com o Provedor a ser enviado neste campo."
    },
    {
      "Key": "2",
      "Value": "Valor definido com o Provedor a ser enviado neste campo."
    },
    {
      "Key": "3",
      "Value": "Valor definido com o Provedor a ser enviado neste campo."
    }
  ],
  "Bank":{
    "Address": "Rua Marte, 29",
    "Code": "237",
    "Agency": "987654",
    "City": "Rio de Janeiro",
    "Country": "BR",
    "Name": "Bradesco",
    "SwiftCode": "789"
  },
  "FundTransfer":{
    "AccountNumber":"159753",
    "AccountName":"Conta particular",
    "BankCheckDigit":"51",
    "Iban":"123456789"
  },
  "Invoice":{
    "IsGift": false,
    "ReturnsAccept": true,
    "Tender": "Consumer"
  },
  "Airline": {
    "JourneyType": "OneWayTrip",
    "DepartureDateTime": "2018-01-09 18:00",
    "Passengers": [
    {
        "FirstName": "Fulano",
        "LastName": "Tal",
        "PassangerId": "",
        "PassengerType": "Adult",
        "Email": "email@mail.com",
        "Phone": "1234567890",
        "Status": "Gold",
        "Legs" : [
        {
            "ArrivalAirport": "AMS",
            "DepartureAirport": "GIG"
        }]
    }]
  }
}

Request

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Authorization`	Bearer {access_token}
`MerchantId`	xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
`RequestId`	nnnnnnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnnnnnnnnnn

Response

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	200 OK

Parameters in the body (Body)

Parameter	Description	Type
`TransactionId`	Transaction id on Antifraud Gateway Braspag Braspag	guid
`Status`	Transaction status on Antifraud Gateway Braspag Table 20 - Status	enum
`ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderTransactionId`	Cybersource transaction id	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderStatus`	Cybersource transaction status Table 21 - ProviderStatus	enum
`ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderCode`	Cybersource return code Table 22 - ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderCode	int
`ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderRequestTransactionId`	Cybersource transaction request id	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.Missing`	Missing fields in the request sent to Cybersource	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.Invalid`	Fields with invalid values sent to Cybersource	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AddressInfoCode`	Codes that indicate incompatibilities between the customer’s billing and shipping addresses Codes are concatenated using the character Os códigos são concatenados usando o caracter ^ Ex.: MM-A^MM-Z Table 23 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AddressInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AfsFactorCode`	Codes that affect analysis score Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex: Table 24 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AfsFactorCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AfsResult`	Total calculated score for order	int
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.BinCountry`	BIN country code of the card used in the analysis. More information on More information on ISO 2-Digit Alpha Country Code	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.CardAccountType`	Card type Table 25 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.CardAccountType	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.CardIssuer`	Name of the bank or issuer of the card	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.CardScheme`	Card brand	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.ConsumerLocalTime`	Customer’s local time, calculated from the date of the request and the billing address	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.HostSeverity`	Risk level of the customer’s e-mail domain, 0 to 5, where 0 is undetermined risk and 5 represents the highest risk	int
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.HotListInfoCode`	Codes that indicate customer data are associated with positive or negative lists Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: NEG-AFCB ^ NEG-CC Table 26 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.HotListInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IdentityInfoCode`	Codes that indicate excessive identity changes Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Example: COR-BA-MM-BIN Table 27 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IdentityInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.InternetInfoCode`	Codes that indicate problems with the email address, IP address or billing address Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: COR-BA-MM-BIN [Table 28 Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: COR-BA-MM-BIN Table 28 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.InternetInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpCity`	Customer’s city name obtained from the IP address	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpCountry`	Customer’s country name obtained from the IP address	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpRoutingMethod`	Customer’s routing method obtained from the IP address Table 32 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpRoutingMethod	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpState`	Customer’s state name obtained from the IP address	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.PhoneInfoCode`	Codes that indicate a problem with the customer’s phone number Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: UNV-AC ^ RISK-AC Table 29 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.PhoneInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.ReasonCode`	Cybersource return code Table 22 - ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderCode	int
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.ScoreModelUsed`	Name of the scoring model used in the analysis. If you do not have a defined, the Cybersource default scoring model was used	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.SuspiciousInfoCode`	Codes that indicate that the customer potentially provided suspicious information Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: RISK-TB ^ RISK-TS Table 30 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.SuspiciousInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.VelocityInfoCode`	Codes that indicate that the customer has a high frequency of purchases Codes are concatenated using the ^ character. Ex .: VELV-SA VELI-CC VELSIP Table 31 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.VelocityInfoCode	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.BrowserLanguage`	Browser language used by the customer at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.ScreenResolution`	Screen resolution of the customer at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.CookiesEnabled`	Flag identifying that the customer’s browser was enabled to temporarily store cookies at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.FlashEnabled`	Flag identifying that the customer’s browser enabled the execution of Flash content at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.Hash`	Hash generated from the data collected by the fingerprint script	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.ImagesEnabled`	Flag identifying that the customer’s browser was enabled with image caching at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.JavascriptEnabled`	Flag identifying that the customer’s browser was running Javascript sripts enabled at the time of purchase	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.TrueIPAddress`	Flag identifying that customer IP address is real	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.TrueIPAddressCity`	Flag identifying that the customer IP address is in fact of the city that it should be	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.TrueIPAddressCountry`	Flag identifying that the customer IP address is in fact of the country that it should be	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.SmartId`	Customer device identifier	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.DeviceFingerprint.SmartIdConfidenceLevel`	Customer device identifier	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.DestinationQueue`	When verbose mode is enabled, the name of the queue to which the transactions do not automatically accept are sent	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.Name`	When verbose mode is enabled, name of the profile selected in the analysis. If you do not have any, the default profile has been selected	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.SelectedBy`	When verbose mode is enabled, name of the rule selector that selects the rules profile	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].RuleId`	When verbose mode is enabled, rule id	enum
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].Decision`	When verbose mode is enabled, decision taken by rule Table 33 - ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered{n}.Decision	enum
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].Evaluation`	When verbose mode is enabled, rule evaluation Table 34 - ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered{n}.Evaluation	enum
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].Name`	When verbose mode is enabled, rule name	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.CasePriority`	Sets the priority level of the rules or profiles of the merchant. The priority level varies from 1 (major) to 5 (minor) and the default value is 3, and this will be assigned if you have not set the priority of the rules or profiles. This field will only be returned if the merchant is an Enhanced Case Management subscriber	string
`ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.VelocityInfoCode`	Codes of information triggered by analysis. These codes were generated when the rules were created	string
`MerchantOrderId`	Merchant order number	string
`TotalOrderAmount`	Total order value in cents Ex: 123456 = r$ 1.234,56	long
`TransactionAmount`	Value of the financial transaction in cents Ex: 150000 = r$ 1.500,00	long
`Currency`	Currency. More information on ISO 4217 Currency Codes	string
`Provider`	Antifraud provider Table 1 - Provider	enum
`BraspagTransactionId`	Transaction id in Pagador Braspag	guid
`Tid`	Acquirer transaction id Note: If you do not have integration with the Pagador Braspag, you can not send the `BraspagTransactionId` field, so you need to send the fields `Nsu`, `AuthorizationCode` and `SaleDate`, besides this one in question	string
`Nsu`	Acquirer transaction unique sequence number Note: If you do not have integration with the Pagador Braspag, you can not send the field `BraspagTransactionId`, so you need to send the fields `Tid`, `AuthorizationCode` and `SaleDate`, in addition to the one in question	string
`AuthorizationCode`	Acquirer authorization code Note: If you do not have integration with the Pagador Braspag, you can not send the `BraspagTransactionId` field, so you need to send the `Tid`, `Nsu` and `SaleDate`, in addition to the one in question	string
`SaleDate`	Acquirer authorization date Note: If you do not have integration with the Pagador Braspag, you can not send the field `BraspagTransactionId`, so you need to send the fields `Tid`, `Nsu` and `AuthorizationCode`, in addition to the one in question	datetime
`Card.Number`	Credit card number	string
`Card.Holder`	Holder name	string
`Card.ExpirationDate`	Credit card expiration date Ex.: 01/2023	string
`Card.Brand`	Credit card brand Table 3 - Card.Brand	enum
`Card.Save`	Indicates whether credit card data will be stored on the Cartão Protegido	bool
`Card.Token`	Credit card token saved on the Cartão Protegido	guid
`Card.Alias`	Credit card alias saved on the Cartão Protegido	string
`Billing.Street`	Billing address street	string
`Billing.Number`	Billing address number	string
`Billing.Complement`	Billing address complement	string
`Billing.Neighborhood`	Billing address neighborhood	string
`Billing.City`	Billing address city	string
`Billing.State`	Billing address state	string
`Billing.Country`	Billing address country. More information on ISO 2-Digit Alpha Country Code	string
`Billing.ZipCode`	Billing address zipcode	string
`Shipping.Street`	Shipping address street	string
`Shipping.Number`	Shipping address number	string
`Shipping.Complement`	Shipping address complement	string
`Shipping.Neighborhood`	Shipping address neighborhood	string
`Shipping.City`	Shipping address city	string
`Shipping.State`	Shipping address state	string
`Shipping.Country`	Shipping address country. More information on ISO 2-Digit Alpha Country Code	string
`Shipping.ZipCode`	Shipping address zipcode	string
`Shipping.FirstName`	First name of person in charge of receiving product at shipping address	string
`Shipping.LastName`	Last name of the person in charge of receiving the product at the shipping address	string
`Shipping.Phone`	Telephone number of the person in charge of receiving the product at the shipping address Ex.: 552121114700	string
`Shipping.ShippingMethod`	Order delivery method Table 4 - ShippingMethod	enum
`Customer.MerchantCustomerId`	Customer document number, CPF or CNPJ	string
`Customer.FirstName`	Customer first name	string
`Customer.LastName`	Customer last name	string
`Customer.BirthDate`	Customer birthdate Ex.: 1983-10-01	date
`Customer.Email`	Customer email	string
`Customer.Ip`	Customer IP address	string
`Customer.Phone`	Customer telephone number Ex.: 552121114700	string
`Customer.BrowserHostName`	Host name entered by the customer’s browser and identified through the HTTP header	string
`Customer.BrowserCookiesAccepted`	Identifies whether the customer’s browser accepts cookies or not	bool
`Customer.BrowserEmail`	E-mail registered in the customer’s browser. Can differ from merchant email (`Customer.Email`)	string
`Customer.BrowserType`	Name of the browser used by the customer and identified through the HTTP header	string
`CartItem[n].ProductName`	Product name	string
`CartItem[n].Risk`	Risk level of the product associated with the quantity of chargebacks Table 11 - CartItem{n}.Risk	enum
`CartItem[n].UnitPrice`	Product unit price Ex: 10950 = r$ 109,50	long
`CartItem[n].Sku`	Product SKU	string
`CartItem[n].Quantity`	Product quantity	int
`CartItem[n].AddressRiskVerify`	Identifies that you will evaluate the billing and shipping addresses for different cities, states or countries Table 12 - CartItem{n}.AddressRiskVerify	enum
`CartItem[n].HostHedge`	Level of importance of customer IP and email addresses in fraud analysis Table 13 - CartItem{n}.HostHedge	enum
`CartItem[n].NonSensicalHedge`	Level of importance of verifications about the customer data non sensical in fraud analysis Table 14 - CartItem{n}.NonSensicalHedge	enum
`CartItem[n].ObscenitiesHedge`	Level of importance of checks on customer data with obscenity in fraud analysis Table 15 - CartItem{n}.ObscenitiesHedge	enum
`CartItem[n].TimeHedge`	Level of importance of the time of day in the fraud analysis that the customer made the request Table 16 - CartItem{n}.TimeHedge	enum
`CartItem[n].PhoneHedge`	Level of importance of checks on customer’s phone numbers in fraud analysis Table 17 - CartItem{n}.PhoneHedge	enum
`CartItem[n].VelocityHedge`	Level of importance of customer’s purchase frequency in the fraud analysis of the previous 15 minutes Table 18 - CartItem{n}.VelocityHedge	enum
`Bank.Name`	Customer’s bank name	string
`Bank.Code`	Customer’s bank code	string
`Bank.Agency`	Customer’s bank agency	string
`Bank.Address`	Customer’s bank address	string
`Bank.City`	Customer’s bank city	string
`Bank.Country`	Customer’s bank city More information on ISO 2-Digit Alpha Country Code	string
`Bank.SwiftCode`	Customer’s bank swift code	string
`FundTransfer.AccountName`	Name linked to bank account	string
`FundTransfer.AccountNumber`	Customer’s bank account number	string
`FundTransfer.BankCheckDigit`	Code used to validate customer’s bank account	string
`FundTransfer.Iban`	Customer’s International Bank Account Number (IBAN)	string
`Invoice.IsGift`	Indicates whether the order placed by the customer is for gift	bool
`Invoice.ReturnsAccepted`	Indicates whether the order placed by the customer can be returned to the merchant	bool
`Invoice.Tender`	Payment method used by the customer Table 19 - Invoice.Tender	enum
`Airline.JourneyType`	Journey type Table 8 - Airline.JourneyType	enun
`Airline.DepartureDateTime`	Departure datetime Ex.: 2018-03-31 19:16:38	datetime
`Airline.Passengers[n].FirstName`	Passenger first name	string
`Airline.Passengers[n].LastName`	Passenger last name	string
`Airline.Passengers[n].PassengerId`	Identifier of the passenger to whom the ticket was issued	string
`Airline.Passengers[n].PassengerType`	Passenger type Table 9 - Airline.Passengers{n}.PassengerType	enum
`Airline.Passengers[n].Phone`	Passenger telephone number Ex.: 552121114700	string
`Airline.Passengers[n].Email`	Passenger email	string
`Airline.Passengers[n].Status`	Airline classification Table 10 - Airline.Passengers{n}.Status	enum
`Airline.Passengers[n].Legs[n].DepartureAirport`	Departure airport code. More informations on. Mais informações em IATA 3-Letter Codes	string
`Airline.Passengers[n].Legs[n].ArrivalAirport`	Arrival airport code. More information on IATA 3-Letter Codes	string
`CustomConfiguration.Comments`	Comments that the merchant may associate fraud analysis	string
`CustomConfiguration.ScoreThreshold`	Acceptable level of risk for each product	int
`MerchantDefinedData[n].Key`	Field key set against antifraud provider Table 37 - MerchantDefinedData(Cybersource)	int	no	-
`MerchantDefinedData[n].Value`	Field value set against antifraud provider Table 37 - MerchantDefinedData(Cybersource)	var	no	-

Querying a non-existent transaction

Request

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Authorization`	Bearer {access_token}
`MerchantId`	xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
`RequestId`	nnnnnnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnnnnnnnnnn

Response

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	404 Not Found

Notification Post

This session describes the Notification POST service, which sends a notification to the merchant, in case there is any change of status in the review transaction to accept / reject or accept to reject.

In the process of onboarding your merchant, it is necessary to ask the Implementation Team of Braspag to register the URL of change of status of your merchant.
When prompted by Braspag’s server, sending a POST, the URL registered to receive notification of the status change, should return the HTTP 200 (OK) code, indicating that the message was successfully received and processed by the merchant server. Otherwise, 3 more shipping attempts will be made.
The status change URL can only use port 80 (default for http) or port 443 (default for https). We recommend that the merchant always work with SSL for this URL, that is, always HTTPS.
After the merchant receives the status change notification, it must perform a GET through the URL https://{antifraude endpoint}/analysis/v2/{Id}, sending the transaction ID that was received in the notification of the change of status to get the new status of the transaction.

Request

{  
   "Id":"tttttttt-tttt-tttt-tttt-tttttttttttt"
}

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json

Parameters in the body (Body)

Parameter	Description	Type
`Id`	Transaction id on Antifraud Gateway Braspag	guid

Response

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	200 OK

Link Pagador and Antifraud transaction

This session describes how to link a transaction from the Pagador Braspag to a transaction of the Antifraud Gateway Braspag.

You should make this call when using the flow below:
1 - Send analyzes through the Antifraud Gateway Braspag
2 - Performs the authorization through the Pagador Braspag
3 - The 3rd step should be the call to this service to link the transaction of the Pagador Braspag to the transaction of the Antifraud Gateway Braspag

Request

{
    "BraspagTransactionId": "a3e08eb2-2144-4e41-85d4-61f1befc7a3b"
}

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Authorization`	Bearer {access_token}
`MerchantId`	xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
`RequestId`	nnnnnnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnnnnnnnnnn

Parameters in the body (Body)

Parameter	Description	Type	Required	Size
`BraspagTransactionId`	Transaction id in Pagador Braspag	guid	yes	-

Response

Parameters in the header (Header)

When the Pagador transaction is properly linked to the Antifraud transaction

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	200 OK

When the Payer transaction is not entered in the requisition

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	400 Bad Request

When the Antifraud Gateway transaction is not found in the database

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	404 Not Found

When the Pagador transaction is already associated with another Antifraud Gateway transaction

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	409 Conflict

Cybersource Status Update

This section describes how to change the status of transactions in review to accept or reject or accept to reject.

Request

{
    "Status": "Accept",
    "Comments": "Dados do cliente OK"
}

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Authorization`	Bearer {access_token}
`MerchantId`	xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
`RequestId`	nnnnnnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnnnnnnnnnn

Parameters in the body (Body)

Parameter	Description	Type	Required	Size
`Status`	Transaction new status. Accept or Reject	string	yes	-
`Comments`	Comment associated with status change	string	no	255

Response

When the transaction is received for processing.

{
    "Status": "Accept",
    "ChangeStatusResponse": {
        "Status": "OK",
        "Message": "Change Status request successfully received. New status: Accept."
    }
}

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	200 OK

Parameters in the body (Body)

Parâmetro	Descrição
`Status`	Transaction new status	string
`ChangeStatusResponse.Status`	Identify that Cybersource has received a status change request	string
`ChangeStatusResponse.Message`	Message containing content of the operation performed	string

When the transaction is not found in the database.

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	404 Not Found

When the transaction is not eligible to change status.

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	400 Bad Request

When the new status sent is different from Accept or Reject.

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	400 Bad Request

When the type or size of any field is not sent as specified in the manual.

{
    "Message": "The request is invalid.",
    "ModelState": {
        "request.Status": [
            "Error converting value \"Review\" to type 'Antifraude.Domain.Enums.StatusType'. Path 'Status', line 2, position 16."
        ],
        "request.Comments": [
            "The field Comments must be a string or array type with a maximum length of '255'."
        ]
    }
}

Parameters in the header (Header)

Key	Value
`Content-Type`	application/json
`Status`	400 Bad Request

Parameters in the body (Body)

Parameter	Description
`Message`	Message stating that the request is invalid
`ModelState`	Collection that will contain messages with fields that do not conform to the type, domain or size as specified in the manual

Fingerprint Configuration

An important component of fraud analysis, Fingerprint is a Javascript that must be inserted on your website to capture important data such as: customer’s IP, browser version, operating system etc. Often, only the cart data is not enough to guarantee an assertive analysis. The data collected by Fingerprint complement the analysis and ensure that your store is more protected.

It will be necessary to add two tags, the <script> inside the <head> tag for a correct performance and <noscript> within the <body> tag, so that the device data collection is performed even if the browser Javascript is disabled.

Variables

Variable	Description
`org_id`	Sandbox = 1snn5n9w Production = k8vif92e
`session_id`	Concatenation of the variables `ProviderMerchantId` and `Customer.BrowserFingerprint` `ProviderMerchantId` = Identifier of your store in Cybersource. If not, contact Braspag `Customer.BrowserFingerprint` = Identifier used to cross information obtained from the buyer’s device. Obs .: This identifier can be any value or the order number, but it must be unique for 48 hours.

Javascript Code

Code example

The variables, when properly filled in, would provide a URL similar to the example below:

Exemplo Url

** Integração em aplicativos mobile **

Request the SDKs (iOS and Android) and manuals together with the integration ticket.

Tables

Table 1 - Provider

Value
Cybersource

Table 3 - Card.Brand

Valor	Provider	Observação
Amex	Cybersource	-
Diners	Cybersource	-
Discover	Cybersource	-
JCB	Cybersource	-
Master	Cybersource	-
Dankort	Cybersource	-
Cartebleue	Cybersource	-
Maestro	Cybersource	-
Visa	Cybersource	-
Elo	Cybersource	-
Hipercard	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Aura	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Hiper	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Naranja	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Nevada	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Cabal	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Credz	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Credsystem	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Banese	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Riachuelo	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Carnet	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label
Other	Cybersource	Will be sent to Cybersource as Private Label

Table 4 - ShippingMethod

Value	Description	Provider
SameDay	Same day delivery	Cybersource
NextDay	Next day delivery	Cybersource
TwoDay	Two-day delivery	Cybersource
ThreeDay	Three day delivery	Cybersource
LowCost	Low cost delivery	Cybersource
Pickup	Store pickup	Cybersource
Other	Other delivery method	Cybersource
None	No delivery, as it is a service or subscription	Cybersource

Table 8 - Airline.JourneyType

Value	Description	Provider
OneWayTrip	One way trip	Cybersource
RoundTrip	Round trip	Cybersource

Table 9 - Airline.Passengers[n].PassengerType

Value	Description	Provider
Adult	Adult	Cybersource
Child	Child	Cybersource
Infant	Infant	Cybersource

Table 10 - Airline.Passengers[n].Status

Value	Provider
Standard	Cybersource
Gold	Cybersource
Platinum	Cybersource

Table 11 - CartItem[n].Risk

Value	Description	Provider
Low	Product associated with few chargebacks (default)	Cybersource
Normal	Product associated with the normal quantity of chargebacks	Cybersource
High	Product associated with many chargebacks	Cybersource

Table 12 - CartItem[n].AddressRiskVerify

Value	Description	Provider
Yes	In case of divergence between billing and shipping addresses, it assigns low risk to the request	Cybersource
No	In case of divergence between billing and shipping addresses, it assigns high risk to the request (default)	Cybersource
Off	Differences between billing and shipping addresses do not affect punctuation	Cybersource

Table 13 - CartItem[n].HostHedge

Value	Description	Provider
Low	Low	Cybersource
Normal	Normal (default)	Cybersource
High	High	Cybersource
Off	Will not affect fraud scoring score	Cybersource

Table 14 - CartItem[n].NonSensicalHedge

Value	Description	Provider
Low	Low	Cybersource
Normal	Normal (default)	Cybersource
High	High	Cybersource
Off	Will not affect fraud scoring score	Cybersource

Table 15 - CartItem[n].ObscenitiesHedge

Value	Description	Provider
Low	Low	Cybersource
Normal	Normal (default)	Cybersource
High	High	Cybersource
Off	Will not affect fraud scoring score	Cybersource

Table 16 - CartItem[n].TimeHedge

Value	Description	Provider
Low	Low	Cybersource
Normal	Normal (default)	Cybersource
High	High	Cybersource
Off	Will not affect fraud scoring score	Cybersource

Table 17 - CartItem[n].PhoneHedge

Value	Description	Provider
Low	Low	Cybersource
Normal	Normal (default)	Cybersource
High	High	Cybersource
Off	Will not affect fraud scoring score	Cybersource

Table 18 - CartItem[n].VelocityHedge

Value	Description	Provider
Low	Low	Cybersource
Normal	Normal (default)	Cybersource
High	High	Cybersource
Off	Will not affect fraud scoring score	Cybersource

Table 19 - Invoice.Tender

Value	Description	Provider
Consumer	Personal credit card (default)	Cybersource
Corporate	Corporate credit card	Cybersource
Debit	Debit card	Cybersource
CollectDelivery	Delivery charges	Cybersource
ElectronicCheck	Electronic check	Cybersource
PaymentP2P	Payment from person to person	Cybersource
PrivateLabel	Private credit card	Cybersource
Other	Payments with other methods	Cybersource

Table 20 - Status

Value	Description	Provider
Accept	Transaction accepted after fraud analysis	Cybersource
Review	Transaction review after fraud analysis	Cybersource
Reject	Rejected Transaction after fraud analysis	Cybersource
Pendent	Transaction pending, when sending the same for analysis of fraud occurred a timeout in the response between Braspag and Cybersource
Unfinished	Transaction not finalized for some reason, contract validation or internal error A transaction analyzed in Cybersource, in the analysis response the `ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderStatus` field is equal to REJECT and the `ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderCode` other than 481, the transaction status will be Unfinished	Cybersource
ProviderError	Transaction with provider error while being submitted for analysis	Cybersource

Table 21 - ProviderStatus

Value	Description	Provider	From-To with the `Status` field (Transaction status in Antifraud Gateway Braspag)
ACCEPT	Accepted transaction at provider	Cybersource	Accept
REVIEW	Transaction review at provider	Cybersource	Review
REJECT	Rejected transaction at provider	Cybesource	Reject
ERROR	Transaction with provider error	Cybersource	ProviderError

Table 22 - ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderCode

Value	Description	Provider
100	Operation successful	Cybersource
101	The transaction sent for fraud analysis is missing one or more required fields Check in the response the `ProviderAnalysisResult.Missing` field Possible action: Resend the transaction with the complete information	Cybersource
102	The transaction sent for fraud analysis has one or more fields with invalid values Check in the response the `ProviderAnalysisResult.Invalid` field Possible action: Resend the transaction with the correct information	Cybersource
150	Internal error Possible action: Wait a few minutes and try to resend the transaction	Cybersource
151	The transaction was received, but time-out occurred on the server. This error does not include time-out between client and server Possible action: Wait a few minutes and try to resend the transaction	Cybersource
152	The request was received, but has occurred time-out Possible action: Wait a few minutes and try to resend the transaction	Cybersource
202	Transaction declined because card expired or expiration date does not match correct Possible action: Request another card or other payment method	Cybersource
231	Transaction declined because card is invalid Possible action: Request another card or other payment method	Cybersource
234	Trouble with store setup in Cybersource Possible action: Contact support to fix the configuration problem	Cybersource
400	Fraud score exceeds your limit Possible action: Review the customer transaction	Cybersource
480	The transaction was marked as review by the DM (Decision Manager)	Cybersource
481	The transaction was rejected by the DM (Decision Manager)	Cybersource

Table 23 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AddressInfoCode

Value	Description	Provider
COR-BA	The billing address has corrected elements or can be normalized	Cybersource
COR-SA	The shipping address has corrected elements or can be normalized	Cybersource
INTL-BA	The billing country is outside of the U.S.	Cybersource
INTL-SA	The shipping country is outside of the U.S.	Cybersource
MIL-USA	The address is a U.S. military address	Cybersource
MM-A	The billing and shipping addresses use different street addresses	Cybersource
MM-BIN	The card BIN (the first six digits of the number) does not match the country	Cybersource
MM-C	The billing and shipping addresses use different cities	Cybersource
MM-CO	The billing and shipping addresses use different countries	Cybersource
MM-ST	The billing and shipping addresses use different states	Cybersource
MM-Z	The billing and shipping addresses use different postal codes	Cybersource
UNV-ADDR	The address is unverifiable	Cybersource

Table 24 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AfsFactorCode

Value	Description	Provider
A	Excessive address change. The customer changed the billing address two or more times in the last six months	Cybersource
B	Card BIN or authorization risk. Risk factors are related to credit card BIN and/or card authorization checks	Cybersource
C	High number of account numbers. The customer used more than six credit cards numbers in the last six months	Cybersource
D	Email address impact. The customer uses a free email provider, or the email address is risky	Cybersource
E	Positive list. The customer is on your positive list	Cybersource
F	Negative list. The account number, street address, email address, or IP address for this order appears on your negative list	Cybersource
G	Geolocation inconsistencies. The customer’s email domain, phone number, billing address, shipping address, or IP address is suspicious	Cybersource
H	Excessive name changes. The customer changed the name two or more times in the last six months	Cybersource
I	Internet inconsistencies. The IP address and email domain are not consistent with the billing address	Cybersource
N	Nonsensical input. The customer name and address fields contain meaningless words or language	Cybersource
O	Obscenities. The customer’s input contains obscene words	Cybersource
P	Identity morphing. Multiple values of an identity element are linked to a value of a different identity element. For example, multiple phone numbers are linked to a single account number	Cybersource
Q	Phone inconsistencies. The customer’s phone number is suspicious	Cybersource
R	Risky order. The transaction, customer, and merchant information show multiple high-risk correlations	Cybersource
T	Time hedge. The customer is attempting a purchase outside of the expected hours	Cybersource
U	Unverifiable address. The billing or shipping address cannot be verified	Cybersource
V	Velocity. The account number was used many times in the past 15 minutes	Cybersource
W	Marked as suspect. The billing or shipping address is similar to an address previously marked as suspect	Cybersource
Y	Gift Order. The street address, city, state, or country of the billing and shipping addresses do not correlate	Cybersource
Z	Invalid value. Because the request contains an unexpected value, a default value was substituted. Although the transaction can still be processed, examine the request carefully for abnormalities in the order	Cybersource

Table 25 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.CardAccountType

Value	Description	Provider
CN	Private card	Cybersource
CP	Corporate card	Cybersource

Table 26 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.HotListInfoCode

Value	Description	Provider
CON-POSNEG	The order triggered both a positive and negative list match. The result of the positive list match overrides that of the negative list match	Cybersource
NEG-BA	The billing address is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-BCO	The billing country is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-BIN	The credit card BIN (the first six digits of the number) is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-BINCO	The country in which the credit card was issued is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-BZC	The billing postal code is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-CC	The credit card number is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-EM	The email address is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-EMCO	The country in which the email address is located is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-EMDOM	The email domain (for example, mail.example.com) is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-FP	O device fingerprint está na lista negativa	Cybersource
NEG-HIST	A transaction was found on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-ID	The customer’s account ID is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-IP	The IP address (for example, 10.1.27.63) is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-IP3	The network IP address (for example, 10.1.27) is on the negative list. A network IP address includes up to 256 IP addresses	Cybersource
NEG-IPCO	The country in which the IP address is located is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-PEM	A passenger’s email address is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-PH	The phone number is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-PID	A passenger’s account ID is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-PPH	A passenger’s phone number is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-SA	The shipping address is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-SCO	The shipping country is on the negative list	Cybersource
NEG-SZC	The shipping postal code is on the negative list	Cybersource
POS-TEMP	The customer is on the temporary positive list	Cybersource
POS-PERM	The customer is on the permanent positive list	Cybersource
REV-BA	The billing address is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-BCO	The billing country is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-BIN	The credit card BIN (the first six digits of the number) is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-BINCO	The country in which the credit card was issued is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-BZC	The billing postal code is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-CC	The credit card number is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-EM	The email address is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-EMCO	The country in which the email address is located is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-EMDOM	The email domain (for example, mail.example.com) is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-FP	O device fingerprint está na lista de revisão	Cybersource
REV-ID	The customer’s document (CPF ou CNPJ) is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-IP	The IP address (for example, 10.1.27.63) is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-IP3	The network IP address (for example, 10.1.27) is on the review list. A network IP address includes up to 256 IP addresses	Cybersource
REV-IPCO	The country in which the IP address is located is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-PEM	A passenger’s email address is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-PH	The phone number is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-PID	A passenger’s account ID is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-PPH	A passenger’s phone number is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-SA	The shipping address is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-SCO	The shipping country is on the review list	Cybersource
REV-SZC	The shipping postal code is on the review list	Cybersource

Table 27 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IdentityInfoCode

Value	Description	Provider
MORPH-B	The same billing address has been used several times with multiple customer identities	Cybersource
MORPH-C	The same card number has been used several times with multiple customer identities	Cybersource
MORPH-E	The same email address has been used several times with multiple customer identities	Cybersource
MORPH-I	The same IP address has been used several times with multiple customer identities	Cybersource
MORPH-P	The same phone number has been used several times with multiple customer identities	Cybersource
MORPH-S	The same shipping address has been used several times with multiple customer identities	Cybersource

Table 28 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.InternetInfoCode

Value	Description	Provider
FREE-EM	The customer’s email address is from a free email provider	Cybersource
INTL-IPCO	The country of the customer’s IP address is outside of the U.S.	Cybersource
INV-EM	The customer’s email address is invalid	Cybersource
MM-EMBCO	The domain in the customer’s email address is not consistent with the country in the billing address	Cybersource
MM-IPBC	The customer’s IP address is not consistent with the city in the billing address	Cybersource
MM-IPBCO	The customer’s IP address is not consistent with the country in the billing address	Cybersource
MM-IPBST	The customer’s IP address is not consistent with the state in the billing address. However, this information code may not be returned when the inconsistency is between immediately adjacent states	Cybersource
MM-IPEM	The customer’s email address is not consistent with the customer’s IP address	Cybersource
RISK-EM	The customer’s email domain (for example, mail.example.com) is associated with higher risk	Cybersource
UNV-NID	The customer’s IP address is from an anonymous proxy. These entities completely hide the IP information	Cybersource
UNV-RISK	The IP address is from a risky source	Cybersource
UNV-EMBCO	The country of the customer’s email address does not match the country in the billing address	Cybersource

Table 29 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.PhoneInfoCode

Value	Description	Provider
MM-ACBST	Customer’s phone number not consistent with billing address state	Cybersource
RISK-AC	Customer’s area code associated with high risk	Cybersource
RISK-PH	U.S. or Canada phone number incomplete, or one or more parts of the number are risky	Cybersource
TF-AC	Phone number uses toll-free area code	Cybersource
UNV-AC	Invalid area code	Cybersource
UNV-OC	Invalid area code and/or phone prefix	Cybersource
UNV-PH	Invalid phone number	Cybersource

Table 30 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.SuspiciousInfoCode

Value	Description	Provider
BAD-FP	The device is risky	Cybersource
INTL-BIN	The credit card was issued outside of the U.S.	Cybersource
MM-TZTLO	The device’s time zone is inconsistent with the country’s time zones	Cybersource
MUL-EM	The customer has used more than four different email addresses	Cybersource
NON-BC	The billing city is nonsensical	Cybersource
NON-FN	The customer’s first name is nonsensical	Cybersource
NON-LN	The customer’s last name is nonsensical	Cybersource
OBS-BC	The billing city contains obscenities	Cybersource
OBS-EM	The email address contains obscenities	Cybersource
RISK-AVS	The combined AVS test result and normalized billing address are risky, such as when the AVS result indicates an exact match, but the normalized billing address is not deliverable	Cybersource
RISK-BC	The billing city has repeated characters	Cybersource
RISK-BIN	In the past, this payment card BIN has shown a high incidence of fraud	Cybersource
RISK-DEV	Some of the device characteristics are risky	Cybersource
RISK-FN	The customer’s first and last names contain unlikely letter combinations	Cybersource
RISK-LN	The customer’s middle or last name contains unlikely letter combinations	Cybersource
RISK-PIP	The proxy IP address is risky	Cybersource
RISK-SD	The inconsistency in billing and shipping countries is risky	Cybersource
RISK-TB	The day and time of the order associated with the billing address is risky	Cybersource
RISK-TIP	The true IP address is risky	Cybersource
RISK-TS	The day and time of the order associated with the shipping address is risky	Cybersource

Table 31 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.VelocityInfoCode

Value	Description	Provider
VEL-ADDR	Different billing and/or shipping states (U.S. and Canada only) have been used several times with the credit card number and/or email address	Cybersource
VEL-CC	Different credit cards have been used several times with the same name or email address	Cybersource
VEL-NAME	Different names have been used several times with the credit card number and/or email address	Cybersource
VELS-CC	The credit cards has been used several times during the short tracking interval	Cybersource
VELI-CC	The credit cards has been used several times during the medium tracking interval	Cybersource
VELL-CC	The credit cards has been used several times during the long tracking interval	Cybersource
VELV-CC	The credit cards has been used several times during the very long tracking interval	Cybersource
VELS-EM	The customer’s email address has been used several times during the short tracking interval	Cybersource
VELI-EM	The customer’s email address has been used several times during the medium tracking interval	Cybersource
VELL-EM	The customer’s email address has been used several times during the long tracking interval	Cybersource
VELV-EM	The customer’s email address has been used several times during the very long tracking interval	Cybersource
VELS-FP	The device fingerptint has been used several times during the short tracking interval.
VELI-FP	The device fingerptint has been used several times during the medium tracking interval.
VELL-FP	The device fingerptint has been used several times during the long tracking interval.
VELV-FP	The device fingerptint has been used several times during the very long tracking interval.
VELS-IP	The IP address has been used several times during the short tracking interval	Cybersource
VELI-IP	The IP address has been used several times during the medium tracking interval	Cybersource
VELL-IP	The IP address has been used several times during the long tracking interval	Cybersource
VELV-IP	The IP address has been used several times during the very long tracking interval	Cybersource
VELS-SA	The shipping address has been used several times during the short tracking interval	Cybersource
VELI-SA	The shipping address has been used several times during the medium tracking interval	Cybersource
VELL-SA	The shipping address has been used several times during the long tracking interval	Cybersource
VELV-SA	The shipping address has been used several times during the very long tracking interval	Cybersource
VELS-TIP	The true IP address has been used several times during the short interval	Cybersource
VELI-TIP	The true IP address has been used several times during the medium interval	Cybersource
VELL-TIP	The true IP address has been used several times during the long interval	Cybersource

Table 32 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpRoutingMethod

Value	Description	Provider
Anonymizer	IP addresses that are hidden because the customer is extremely cautious, wants absolute privacy, or is fraudulent	Cybersource
AOL, AOL dialup, AOL POP and AOL proxy	AOL members. In most cases, the country can be identified, but the state and city cannot	Cybersource
Cache proxy	Proxy used through either an Internet accelerator or a content distribution service. The customer may be located in a country different from that indicated by the IP address	Cybersource
Fixed	IP address is near or at the same location as the user	Cybersource
International proxy	Proxy that contains traffic from multiple countries. The customer may be located in a country different from that indicated by the IP address. In many cases, corporate networks are routing the traffic from international offices through a central point, often the corporate headquarters	Cybersource
Mobile gateway	Gateway to connect mobile devices to the public Internet. Many mobile operators, especially in Europe, service more than one country and route traffic through centralized network hubs. The customer may be located in a country different from that indicated by the IP address	Cybersource
POP	Customer dialing into a regional ISP most likely near the IP location but possibly across geographical boundaries	Cybersource
Regional proxy	Proxy that contains traffic from multiple states within a single country. The customer may be located in a state different from that indicated by the IP address. In many cases, corporate networks are routing the traffic from regional offices through a central point, often the corporate headquarters	Cybersource
Satellite	Satellite connections. If the uplink and the downlink are registered, the routing method is considered standard because the sender is known. However, if the downlink is not registered, the customer can be anywhere within the beam pattern of the satellite, which may span a continent or more	Cybersource
SuperPOP	Customer is dialing into a multi-state or multi-national ISP that is not likely near the IP location. The customer may be dialing across geographical boundaries	Cybersource
No value returned	The routing type is unknown	Cybersource

Table 33 - ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].Decision

Value	Provider
ACCEPT	Cybersource
ERROR	Cybersource
REJECT	Cybersource
REVIEW	Cybersource

Table 34 - ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].Evaluation

Value	Description	Provider
T	Rule true	Cybersource
F	Rule false	Cybersource
N	The rule can not be evaluated because the data is insufficient	Cybersource
E	The rule can not be evaluated because an error has occurred	Cybersource

Overview

Objective

Hosts

BraspagAuth API

Antifraud Gateway API

Authentication

Access Token

Obtaining the access token

How to get the token

Request

Response

Conducting a fraud analysis

Analyzing a transaction in Cybersource

Request

Response

Indicating integration errors

Response

Queries

Querying a transaction Cybersource

Request

Response

Querying a non-existent transaction

Request

Response

Notification Post

Request

Response

Link Pagador and Antifraud transaction

Request

Response

Cybersource Status Update

Request

Response

Fingerprint Configuration

Tables

Table 1 - Provider

Table 3 - Card.Brand

Table 4 - ShippingMethod

Table 8 - Airline.JourneyType

Table 9 - Airline.Passengers[n].PassengerType

Table 10 - Airline.Passengers[n].Status

Table 11 - CartItem[n].Risk

Table 12 - CartItem[n].AddressRiskVerify

Table 13 - CartItem[n].HostHedge

Table 14 - CartItem[n].NonSensicalHedge

Table 15 - CartItem[n].ObscenitiesHedge

Table 16 - CartItem[n].TimeHedge

Table 17 - CartItem[n].PhoneHedge

Table 18 - CartItem[n].VelocityHedge

Table 19 - Invoice.Tender

Table 20 - Status

Table 21 - ProviderStatus

Table 22 - ProviderAnalysisResult.ProviderCode

Table 23 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AddressInfoCode

Table 24 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.AfsFactorCode

Table 25 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.CardAccountType

Table 26 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.HotListInfoCode

Table 27 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IdentityInfoCode

Table 28 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.InternetInfoCode

Table 29 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.PhoneInfoCode

Table 30 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.SuspiciousInfoCode

Table 31 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.VelocityInfoCode

Table 32 - ProviderAnalysisResult.AfsReply.IpRoutingMethod

Table 33 - ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].Decision

Table 34 - ProviderAnalysisResult.DecisionReply.ActiveProfileReply.RulesTriggered[n].Evaluation

Table 37 - MerchantDefinedData (Cybersource)

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