Fraud Protection
Fight against fraud and make your business grow
Protect yourself and your customers against fraud with the accredited Maya partner and leverage its benefits.
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Step 1: Enable Fraud Protection
Enabling Fraud Protection can be done during onboarding or even for your existing merchant setup in Maya. Discuss this with your Relationship Manager and request to enable Fraud Protection now.
Step 2: Populate required fields in your API requests
When creating payments using Maya’s payment solutions, like Checkout and Vault, make sure to provide the required customer details and populate the buyer object on the request.
Below are the minimum required details in Kount Buyer object when Fraud Protection is enabled:
| Schema | Description |
|---|---|
buyer.firstName | string REQUIRED First name of the payer/buyer. |
buyer.lastName | string REQUIRED Last name of the payer/buyer. |
buyer.contact.email | string REQUIRED Contact e-mail address. |
buyer.billingAddress | Object CONDITIONAL |
buyer.billingAddress.countryCode | string REQUIRED Two-letter ISO 3166-2 country code
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buyer.shippingAddress | Object CONDITIONAL |
buyer.shippingAddress.countryCode | string REQUIRED Two-letter ISO 3166-2 country code
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See the following documents for the full API specifications
Maya Checkout
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