Class: Lithic::Models::Fraud::TransactionReportParams
- Inherits:
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Internal::Type::BaseModel
- Object
- Internal::Type::BaseModel
- Lithic::Models::Fraud::TransactionReportParams
- Extended by:
- Internal::Type::RequestParameters::Converter
- Includes:
- Internal::Type::RequestParameters
- Defined in:
- lib/lithic/models/fraud/transaction_report_params.rb
Overview
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: FraudStatus, FraudType
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#comment ⇒ String?
Optional field providing additional information or context about why the transaction is considered fraudulent.
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#fraud_status ⇒ Symbol, Lithic::Models::Fraud::TransactionReportParams::FraudStatus
The fraud status of the transaction, string (enum) supporting the following values:.
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#fraud_type ⇒ Symbol, ...
Specifies the type or category of fraud that the transaction is suspected or confirmed to involve, string (enum) supporting the following values:.
Attributes included from Internal::Type::RequestParameters
Class Method Summary collapse
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#initialize(fraud_status:, comment: nil, fraud_type: nil, request_options: {}) ⇒ Object
constructor
Some parameter documentations has been truncated, see TransactionReportParams for more details.
Methods included from Internal::Type::RequestParameters::Converter
Methods included from Internal::Type::RequestParameters
Methods inherited from Internal::Type::BaseModel
==, #==, #[], coerce, #deconstruct_keys, #deep_to_h, dump, fields, hash, #hash, inherited, inspect, #inspect, known_fields, optional, recursively_to_h, required, #to_h, #to_json, #to_s, to_sorbet_type, #to_yaml
Methods included from Internal::Type::Converter
#coerce, coerce, #dump, dump, inspect, #inspect, meta_info, new_coerce_state, type_info
Methods included from Internal::Util::SorbetRuntimeSupport
#const_missing, #define_sorbet_constant!, #sorbet_constant_defined?, #to_sorbet_type, to_sorbet_type
Constructor Details
#initialize(fraud_status:, comment: nil, fraud_type: nil, request_options: {}) ⇒ Object
Some parameter documentations has been truncated, see Lithic::Models::Fraud::TransactionReportParams for more details.
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# File 'lib/lithic/models/fraud/transaction_report_params.rb', line 60
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Instance Attribute Details
#comment ⇒ String?
Optional field providing additional information or context about why the transaction is considered fraudulent.
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# File 'lib/lithic/models/fraud/transaction_report_params.rb', line 32 optional :comment, String |
#fraud_status ⇒ Symbol, Lithic::Models::Fraud::TransactionReportParams::FraudStatus
The fraud status of the transaction, string (enum) supporting the following values:
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‘SUSPECTED_FRAUD`: The transaction is suspected to be fraudulent, but this hasn’t been confirmed.
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‘FRAUDULENT`: The transaction is confirmed to be fraudulent. A transaction may immediately be moved into this state, or be graduated into this state from the `SUSPECTED_FRAUD` state.
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‘NOT_FRAUDULENT`: The transaction is (explicitly) marked as not fraudulent. A transaction may immediately be moved into this state, or be graduated into this state from the `SUSPECTED_FRAUD` state.
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# File 'lib/lithic/models/fraud/transaction_report_params.rb', line 25 required :fraud_status, enum: -> { Lithic::Fraud::TransactionReportParams::FraudStatus } |
#fraud_type ⇒ Symbol, ...
Specifies the type or category of fraud that the transaction is suspected or confirmed to involve, string (enum) supporting the following values:
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‘FIRST_PARTY_FRAUD`: First-party fraud occurs when a legitimate account or cardholder intentionally misuses financial services for personal gain. This includes actions such as disputing legitimate transactions to obtain a refund, abusing return policies, or defaulting on credit obligations without intent to repay.
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‘ACCOUNT_TAKEOVER`: Account takeover fraud occurs when a fraudster gains unauthorized access to an existing account, modifies account settings, and carries out fraudulent transactions.
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‘CARD_COMPROMISED`: Card compromised fraud occurs when a fraudster gains access to card details without taking over the account, such as through physical card theft, cloning, or online data breaches.
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‘IDENTITY_THEFT`: Identity theft fraud occurs when a fraudster uses stolen personal information, such as Social Security numbers or addresses, to open accounts, apply for loans, or conduct financial transactions in someone’s name.
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‘CARDHOLDER_MANIPULATION`: This type of fraud occurs when a fraudster manipulates or coerces a legitimate cardholder into unauthorized transactions, often through social engineering tactics.
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# File 'lib/lithic/models/fraud/transaction_report_params.rb', line 58 optional :fraud_type, enum: -> { Lithic::Fraud::TransactionReportParams::FraudType } |
Class Method Details
.values ⇒ Array<Symbol>
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# File 'lib/lithic/models/fraud/transaction_report_params.rb', line 90
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