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Customer Data Verification

Introduction​

The Customer Data Verification module provides features for managing customer data verification operations for specific customer attributes such as email addresses and mobile numbers.

Customer Data Verification Service​

The CustomerDataVerificationService can be used for managing customer data verification related operations.

Initiate data verification process​

Initiates a verification process for a specific customer attribute, such as email or phone. Returns CustomerDataVerificationResponse details.

import { Wallet } from '@paysafe/paysafe-wallet-saas-web/wallet';
import { 
  CustomerDataVerificationRequest,
  CustomerDataVerificationAttributeType,
  CustomerDataVerificationFlow
} from '@paysafe/paysafe-wallet-saas-web/customer-data-verification';

const verificationRequest: CustomerDataVerificationRequest = {
  attribute: {
    type: CustomerDataVerificationAttributeType.EMAIL,
    value: 'customer@example.com'
  },
  flow: CustomerDataVerificationFlow.WALLET_SETUP
};

Wallet.getInstance().getCustomerDataVerificationService().initiateDataVerificationProcess(verificationRequest)
  .then(response => console.log('Verification process initiated', response))
  .catch(error => console.error('Error initiating verification', error));

Submit data verification attempt​

Submits a verification attempt for a specific customer attribute tied to an already initiated verification process. Returns CustomerDataVerificationAttemptResponse details.

import { Wallet } from '@paysafe/paysafe-wallet-saas-web/wallet';
import { 
  CustomerDataVerificationAttemptRequest,
  CustomerDataVerificationAttributeType,
  CustomerDataVerificationNotificationMethod,
  CustomerDataVerificationNotificationChannel
} from '@paysafe/paysafe-wallet-saas-web/customer-data-verification';

// The verification ID comes from the CustomerDataVerificationResponse 
// when initiating the verification process
const verificationId = customerDataVerificationResponse.verificationId;

const attemptRequest: CustomerDataVerificationAttemptRequest = {
  attribute: {
    type: CustomerDataVerificationAttributeType.EMAIL,
    value: 'customer@example.com'
  },
  notificationType: {
    method: CustomerDataVerificationNotificationMethod.OTP,
    channel: CustomerDataVerificationNotificationChannel.EMAIL
  },
  value: '123456'
};

Wallet.getInstance().getCustomerDataVerificationService().submitDataVerificationAttempt(verificationId, attemptRequest)
  .then(response => console.log('Verification attempt submitted', response))
  .catch(error => console.error('Error submitting verification attempt', error));