Below is the info we have from the guide for InApp provisioning SDK.
Could you share how the nonce is calculated?
Should we send nonce in the payload?
Where do we get the value for source?
// CREATE PAYLOAD WITH CARD INFO
Example for In-App Provisioning with Card Number:
"{ \"nonce\":\"x12…\", \"accountNumber\":\"411…\", \"expirationMonth\":\"02\", \"expirationYear\":\"2025\", \"nameOnAccount\":\"John Doe\", \"cardType\":\"DEBIT\", \"cardBrand\":\"VISA\", \"billingAddress\":{ \"addressLine1\":\"5 Central Drive\", \"addressLine2\":\"Apt 11\", \"addressLine3\":\"\", \"stateProvinceCode\":\"NC\", \"postalCode\":\"27265\", \"countryCode\":\"840\", \"city\":\"High Point\", \"phoneNumber\":\"336-222-6060\" }, \"source\":\"X123\"}"
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Hi @gshivakumar,
Are you involved in an active project with Visa representatives? This information is included in the client documentation.
The SDK internally calls the device registration/authentication process and responds with success (nonce) or failure results.
Thanks,
Illana
We are working with visa reps and we have the documentation, we are an issuer. Any info regarding the questions I asked will be helpful. Thank you.
As an issuer, we receive nonce as part of incoming payload from the mobile app? is this correct?
Hi @gshivakumar,
I suggest reaching out to your Visa Representatives regarding any questions with the product/your implementation.
The nonce comes from passing VDE SDK configuration details and getting a successful callback.
Thanks,
Illana