Create Early Alert

To create an early alert against an order in the Signifyd system, you need to record an Early Alert Event.

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Body Params
string
required

Unique reference associated with the early alert by the provider and maintained throughout the life cycle of the transaction.

amount
object
required

The amount of the transaction and the currency it is within.

integer
required

Card Bank Identification Number

string
required

Name of the merchant associated with this early alert

string
required

The unique identifier for the order. This must be the same order ID originally provided in the Checkout/Sale event.

string

Provider’s name for the early alert.

date-time

The date on which the early alert was reported by the provider. Formatted as yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ per ISO 8601

string
enum

Whether the transaction was initially identified by the card holder or the card issuer.

  • ISSUER - This indicates that an alert was initiated by the issuer.
  • CARDHOLDER - This indicates that an alert was initiated by the cardholder.
  • NOT_AVAILABLE - When the initiator is unknown or unavailable.
Allowed:
string

Email address for the cardholder

string

Name associated with the cardholder

string

The merchant account identifier used in the transaction the alert is for.

string

A Merchant Category Code (MCC) is a four-digit number listed in ISO 18245 for retail financial services. An MCC is used to classify every business that accepts card payments by the goods or services it provides. The MCC is provided by payment processors on authorizations.

string

Card scheme linked to payment card

string

The name of the card issuer

string

Unique value assigned by the card scheme (VISA/Mastercard, etc.) to each transaction on the Authorization and maintained throughout the life cycle of the transaction.

string

Acquirer Reference Number assigned to the transaction

string

The card scheme-specific chargeback reason code which indicates the cardholder’s reason for disputing the transaction.

string

Description of the alert reason

string

The outcome for the alert.

Headers
int64

The team id requested for authentication. This should normally be omitted, as it's only relevant when auth credentials allow requests for multiple teams.

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