Verification request example code

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using Experian.Payments.BankWizardHosted;

...

/// 1. Create and populate a new VerifyRequest instance.

ValidateRequest validationRequest = new VerifyRequest();

{

language = "en",

itemisationID = "User defined -> Branch id",

reportString = "User defined -> User ID",

/// 1.1 Account information: sort code, account number, check context, setup date, account type and customer account type.

accountInformation = new VerifyAccountRequestType()

{

sortCode = "070116",

accountNumber = "00003036",

rollNumber = null,

checkContext = CheckContextType.DirectCredit,

accountVerification = new VerifyBankAccountRequestType()

{

accountSetupDate = new AccountDateType()

{

year = "2007",

month = "4"

},

accountTypeInformation = new AccountTypeInformation()

{

accountType = AccountType.Current,

customerAccountType = CustomerAccountType.Personal

}

}

},

/// 1.2 Personal information includes first name, surname, date of birth, address and owner type.

personalInformation = new VerifyPersonalRequestType()

{

personal = newPersonalDetails()

{

firstName = "Ashley",

surname = "Marma",

dob = new DateTime(1972, 1, 13),

dobSpecified = true

},

address = new Address()

{

deliveryPoint = new DeliveryPoint[]

{

newDeliveryPoint()

{

deliveryType = DeliveryPointType.houseNumber,

Value = "1"

}

},

postalPoint = new PostalPoint[]

{

newPostalPoint()

{

postalType = PostalPointType.street,

Value = "Acacia Avenue"

},

new PostalPoint()

{

postalType = PostalPointType.postcode,

Value = "NE9 6EH"

}

}

},

ownerType = OwnerType.Single,

ownerTypeSpecified = true

}

};

/// 2. Create a new service proxy. Change the hostedServiceURL to the URL supplied by Experian.

using (BankWizard_v1_0_Service hostedService = new BankWizard_v1_0_Service())

{

hostedService.Url = "bankwizardhosted url";

hostedService.Timeout = 5000;

/// 3. To access the SoapContext see the files provided in Service\src.
/// The first argument in the WASPToken constructor comes from a successful WASP authentication request.

hostedService.RequestSoapContext.Security.Tokens.Add(new WASPToken(token));

hostedService.RequestSoapContext.Security.MustUnderstand = false;

/// 4. Perform verification.

VerifyResponse verifyResponse = hostedService.Verify(verifyRequest);

/// 5. How to check to see if there were any errors.

List<Condition> conditions = new List<Condition>(verifyResponse.conditions);

if (!conditions.Exists(c => c.severity == ConditionSeverity.error))

{

/// 6. Check the match scores.

Console.WriteLine("Account verification status : " +

verifyResponse.accountInformation.accountVerificationStatus);

Console.WriteLine("Account Bacs code : " +

verifyResponse.accountInformation.bacsCode);

Console.WriteLine("Account owner match : " +

verifyResponse.personalInformation.accountOwnerMatch);

Console.WriteLine("Account setup date : " +

verifyResponse.personalInformation.accountSetupDateMatch);

}

else

{

/// 7. What errors were generated during the validation call?

conditions.ForEach(c => {

if (c.severity == ConditionSeverity.error)

Console.WriteLine(c.severity + "[" + c.code + "] " + c.Value);

});

}

}