Card Services
Overview
Our card services support multiple card types, including Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover, as well as other popular payment methods like Apple Pay and Google Pay. You can also set up recurring payments for your customers, making it easy for them to make regular payments without having to enter their card information every time.Our advanced fraud detection and prevention features use machine learning algorithms to help identify and prevent fraudulent transactions. We also provide detailed reporting and analytics, allowing you to track and analyze payment data and make data-driven decisions.
We also offer multi-currency support, which allows you to accept payments from customers in different parts of the world. And with our 24/7 customer support, you can always count on us to help you resolve any issues related to our card services.Our card services are also fully compliant with all local and international regulations, such as PCI DSS, so you can be confident that you're accepting payments in a secure and compliant manner.
Card Replacement (Post)
This webbook serves to promptly inform your system whenever a card replacement occurs. This helps ensure that important card management activities are communicated accurately and on time. Card replacements are crucial in banking because they affect customer accounts, security, and transaction abilities.
Pin Action (Post)
This webbook serves to promptly inform your system whenever there are PIN-related actions performed on a card. It's important for maintaining card security, overseeing operations, and meeting regulatory requirements in finance. PIN-related actions, as of now we support reset pin counter only.
Get MCC Controls
Status:
Production
Version:
V2
Category:
Card Services
Overview
The Get MCC Controls API is a service used to retrieve information about blocked or allowed Merchant Category Code (MCC) groups and codes within a system. This API provides a convenient method to access and query the status of MCC groups and codes, enabling users to ascertain which categories are permitted or restricted for transactions. By utilizing this service, businesses can effectively manage and monitor MCC controls to ensure compliance and optimize payment processing workflows.
How It Works
The Get MCC Controls API functions by allowing users to retrieve information regarding blocked or allowed Merchant Category Code (MCC) groups and codes stored within a system. Users interact with this API by sending requests to access the current status of MCC categories, enabling them to determine which categories are either permitted or restricted for transactions. This API provides a straightforward method for users to query and analyze MCC controls, which are crucial for ensuring compliance with payment regulations and optimizing payment processing workflows.
The Get MCC Controls API is a service used to retrieve information about blocked or allowed Merchant Category Code (MCC) groups and codes within a system. This API provides a convenient method to access and query the status of MCC groups and codes, enabling users to ascertain which categories are permitted or restricted for transactions. By utilizing this service, businesses can effectively manage and monitor MCC controls to ensure compliance and optimize payment processing workflows.
How It Works
The Get MCC Controls API functions by allowing users to retrieve information regarding blocked or allowed Merchant Category Code (MCC) groups and codes stored within a system. Users interact with this API by sending requests to access the current status of MCC categories, enabling them to determine which categories are either permitted or restricted for transactions. This API provides a straightforward method for users to query and analyze MCC controls, which are crucial for ensuring compliance with payment regulations and optimizing payment processing workflows.
Get MCC Controls
Status:
Production
Version:
V2
Category:
Card Services
Node | Child Node | Type | Length | Description |
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Authorization | Bearer xxxx | string | Authorization Header (Bearer Token) | |
Content-Type | application/json | string | Content Type |
Node Type | Type | Length | Description | |||||||
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NISrvRequest | request_get_mcc_controls | header | msg_id | string | 12 | Message ID, this field should be unique id for each Api call. This will be generated from client side. If the same message ID is used the system will decline the API call with Error Description “Duplicate Message ID” | ||||
msg_type | string | 12 | Message Type – This can have either “TRANSACTION” or “ENQUIRY” As for this API the value expected is “ENQUIRY” | |||||||
msg_function | string | 50 | Message functions: Should be “REQ_GET_MCC_CONTROLS” | |||||||
src_application | string | 10 | Source Application: This is a free Text and the client can populate the source system from where the API is Initiated Example: IVR, IB, MB No Validations of these are kept at Network Systems | |||||||
target_application | string | 10 | The target_application can hold any value from FI side, this can be used by FI to check the target system of the API call | |||||||
timestamp | string | 30 | Timestamp of the request - Format YYYY-MM-DDtHH:MM:SS.SSS+04:00 | |||||||
bank_id | string | 4 | Bank Id is Unique Id 4 digit code for each client and the same will be provided once the client setup is completed in our core system. For sandbox testing – Please use “NIC” | |||||||
body | card_identifier_id | string | 32 | Card Identifer ID | ||||||
card_identifier_type | string | 20 | CONTRACT_NUMBER is used for clear card number or EXID which is a unique identifier for the card generated by CMS |
{
"NISrvRequest": {
"request_get_mcc_controls": {
"header": {
"msg_id": "236001",
"msg_type": "ENQUIRY",
"msg_function": "REQ_GET_MCC_CONTROLS",
"src_application": "BNK",
"target_application": "WAY4",
"timestamp": "2020-07-20T10:49:02.366+04:00",
"bank_id": "NIC"
},
"body": {
"card_identifier_id": "99984104111610175918",
"card_identifier_type": "EXID"
}
}
}
}
Node | Child Node | Type | Length | Description | |
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Content-Type | application/json | string | Content Type |
Node Type | Type | Length | Description | |||||||
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NISrvResponse | response_get_mcc_controls | header | msg_id | string | 12 | Message ID, this field should be unique id for each Api call. This will be generated from client side. If the same message ID is used the system will decline the API call with Error Description “Duplicate Message ID” | ||||
msg_type | string | 12 | Message Type – This can have either “TRANSACTION” or “ENQUIRY” As for this API the value expected is “ENQUIRY ” | |||||||
msg_function | string | 50 | Message functions: Should be “REP_GET_MCC_CONTROLS” | |||||||
src_application | string | 10 | Source Application: This is a free Text and the client can populate the source system from where the API is Initiated Example: IVR, IB, MB No Validations of these are kept at Network Systems | |||||||
target_application | string | 10 | The target_application can hold any value from FI side, this can be used by FI to check the target system of the API call | |||||||
timestamp | string | 30 | Timestamp of the response - Format YYYY-MM-DDtHH:MM:SS.SSS+04:00 | |||||||
bank_id | string | 4 | Bank Id is Unique Id 4 digit code for each client and the same will be provided once the client setup is completed in our core system. For sandbox testing – Please use “NIC” | |||||||
exception_details | application_name | string | 20 | Application Name | ||||||
date_time | string | 30 | Timestamp of the response Format “YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS” | |||||||
status | string | 1 | Status of the request (S/F) | |||||||
error_code | string | 4 | EAI Internal Error Code (Check error codes section for the complete list of error codes and error code descriptions) | |||||||
error_description | string | 100 | Error Description (Check error codes section for the complete list of error codes and error code descriptions) | |||||||
transaction_ref_id | string | 20 | The tracking_id sent in the request will be sent back in response in this field. | |||||||
body | card_identifier_id | string | 32 | Card Identifer ID | ||||||
card_identifier_type | string | 20 | CONTRACT_NUMBER is used for clear card number or EXID which is a unique identifier for the card generated by CMS | |||||||
mcc_allowed_group_list | code | string | 30 | By specifying this array of codes, only the designated MCC groups will be permitted, while all others will be restricted | ||||||
mcc_blocked_group_list | code | string | 30 | By specifying this array of codes, only the designated MCC groups will be restricted, while all others will be permitted | ||||||
mcc_allowed_code_list | code | string | 30 | By specifying this array of codes, only the designated MCC codes will be permitted, while all others will be restricted | ||||||
mcc_block_code_list | code | string | 30 | By specifying this array of codes, only the designated MCC codes will be restricted, while all others will be permitted |
{
"NISrvResponse": {
"response_get_mcc_controls": {
"header": {
"msg_id": "236001",
"msg_type": "ENQUIRY",
"msg_function": "REP_GET_MCC_CONTROLS",
"src_application": "IVR",
"target_application": "WAY4",
"timestamp": "2020-07-20T10:49:02.366+04:00",
"bank_id": "NIC"
},
"exception_details": {
"application_name": "TCC-ADP",
"date_time": "2023-02-01T16:39:47.314+04:00",
"status": "S",
"error_code": "000",
"error_description": "Success",
"transaction_ref_id": "236001"
},
"body": {
"card_identifier_id": "99984104111610175918",
"card_identifier_type": "EXID",
"mcc_allowed_group_list": [
{
"code": ""
}
],
"mcc_blocked_group_list": [
{
"code": ""
}
],
"mcc_allowed_code_list": [
{
"code": ""
}
],
"mcc_block_code_list": [
{
"code": ""
}
]
}
}
}
}
Code | Description |
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200 | Sample Description |
400 | Bad Request |
401 | Unauthorized |
403 | Forbidden |
500 | Internal Server Error |
502 | Bad gateway |
503 | Scheduled Maintenance |
504 | Gateway Timeout |
596 | Service Not Found |
How It Works
Follow the steps below. For more details, read the Quick Start Guide.
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