You can pass billing and shipping address information that your end user or customer provided for the transaction. The minFraud services accept inputs for:
Billing Address
You can pass the billing address provided by your end user or customer to the minFraud service. The billing address is one of the recommended high value inputs to pass to the minFraud service when it is available.
The minFraud service can accept inputs for the customer’s personal name and company name, street address, city, region, postal code, country, and phone number. The more information you pass to the minFraud services, the more accurate our risk scoring will be. However, the most important billing address inputs are the city, country, postal code, and phone number. These inputs will provide the most significant enhancement to risk scoring.
When you pass billing address inputs, you should get the following effect based on the minFraud service that you are using. Click on the links below to learn more about how this input is used to help generate risk scores and risk data:
| minFraud Score, Insights, and Factors | minFraud Insights and Factors | minFraud Factors |
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If you are also passing the IP address:
Learn more about the IP address input.
If you are also passing the shipping address:
Learn more about the shipping address inputs below.
If you are also passing the credit card issuer:
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Additional information may be returned through risk score reasons. Learn more about risk score reasons. |
You can read the full API specification for the billing address inputs on our developer portal. The most valuable billing address inputs have been marked with a * below:
/billing/first_name/billing/last_name/billing/company/billing/address/billing/address_2-
/billing/city* /billing/region-
/billing/country* -
/billing/postal* -
/billing/phone_country_code* -
/billing/phone_number*
Shipping Address
You can pass the shipping address provided by your end user or customer to the minFraud service. You should only pass these inputs if your end user or customer provides a shipping address as part of your transaction.
The minFraud service can accept inputs for the customer’s personal name and company name, street address, city, region, postal code, country, and phone number. The more information you pass to the minFraud services, the more accurate our risk scoring will be. However, the most important shipping address inputs are the street address, city, country, and postal code. These three inputs will provide the most significant enhancement to risk scoring.
When you pass shipping address inputs, you should get the following effect based on the minFraud service that you are using. Click on the links below to learn more about how this input is used to help generate risk scores and risk data:
| minFraud Score, Insights, and Factors | minFraud Insights and Factors | minFraud Factors |
|---|---|---|
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If you are also passing the IP address:
Learn more about the IP address input.
If you are also passing the billing address:
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Additional information may be returned through risk score reasons. Learn more about risk score reasons. |
You can read the full API specification for the shipping address inputs on our developer portal. The most valuable shipping address inputs have been marked with a * below:
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