Constructor Detail

Method Detail

• fraudStatus

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder fraudStatus(TransactionReportResponse.FraudStatus fraudStatus)

  The fraud status of the transaction, string (enum) supporting the following values:

  • SUSPECTED_FRAUD: The transaction is suspected to be fraudulent, but this hasn’t been confirmed.

  • FRAUDULENT: The transaction is confirmed to be fraudulent. A transaction may immediately be moved into this state, or be graduated into this state from the SUSPECTED_FRAUD state.

  • NOT_FRAUDULENT: The transaction is (explicitly) marked as not fraudulent. A transaction may immediately be moved into this state, or be graduated into this state from the SUSPECTED_FRAUD state.

  • NO_REPORTED_FRAUD: Indicates that no fraud report exists for the transaction. It is the default state for transactions that have not been analyzed or associated with any known fraudulent activity.

• fraudStatus

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder fraudStatus(JsonField<TransactionReportResponse.FraudStatus> fraudStatus)

  Sets Builder.fraudStatus to an arbitrary JSON value.

  You should usually call Builder.fraudStatus with a well-typed FraudStatus value instead. This method is primarily for setting the field to an undocumented or not yet supported value.

• transactionToken

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder transactionToken(String transactionToken)

  The universally unique identifier (UUID) associated with the transaction being reported.

• transactionToken

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder transactionToken(JsonField<String> transactionToken)

  Sets Builder.transactionToken to an arbitrary JSON value.

  You should usually call Builder.transactionToken with a well-typed String value instead. This method is primarily for setting the field to an undocumented or not yet supported value.

• comment

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder comment(String comment)

  Provides additional context or details about the fraud report.

• comment

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder comment(JsonField<String> comment)

  Sets Builder.comment to an arbitrary JSON value.

  You should usually call Builder.comment with a well-typed String value instead. This method is primarily for setting the field to an undocumented or not yet supported value.

• createdAt

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder createdAt(OffsetDateTime createdAt)

  Timestamp representing when the fraud report was created.

• createdAt

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder createdAt(JsonField<OffsetDateTime> createdAt)

  Sets Builder.createdAt to an arbitrary JSON value.

  You should usually call Builder.createdAt with a well-typed OffsetDateTime value instead. This method is primarily for setting the field to an undocumented or not yet supported value.

• fraudType

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder fraudType(TransactionReportResponse.FraudType fraudType)

  Specifies the type or category of fraud that the transaction is suspected or confirmed to involve, string (enum) supporting the following values:

  • FIRST_PARTY_FRAUD: First-party fraud occurs when a legitimate account or cardholder intentionally misuses financial services for personal gain. This includes actions such as disputing legitimate transactions to obtain a refund, abusing return policies, or defaulting on credit obligations without intent to repay.

  • ACCOUNT_TAKEOVER: Account takeover fraud occurs when a fraudster gains unauthorized access to an existing account, modifies account settings, and carries out fraudulent transactions.

  • CARD_COMPROMISED: Card compromised fraud occurs when a fraudster gains access to card details without taking over the account, such as through physical card theft, cloning, or online data breaches.

  • IDENTITY_THEFT: Identity theft fraud occurs when a fraudster uses stolen personal information, such as Social Security numbers or addresses, to open accounts, apply for loans, or conduct financial transactions in someone's name.

  • CARDHOLDER_MANIPULATION: This type of fraud occurs when a fraudster manipulates or coerces a legitimate cardholder into unauthorized transactions, often through social engineering tactics.

• fraudType

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder fraudType(JsonField<TransactionReportResponse.FraudType> fraudType)

  Sets Builder.fraudType to an arbitrary JSON value.

  You should usually call Builder.fraudType with a well-typed FraudType value instead. This method is primarily for setting the field to an undocumented or not yet supported value.

• updatedAt

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder updatedAt(OffsetDateTime updatedAt)

  Timestamp representing the last update to the fraud report.

• updatedAt

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder updatedAt(JsonField<OffsetDateTime> updatedAt)

  Sets Builder.updatedAt to an arbitrary JSON value.

  You should usually call Builder.updatedAt with a well-typed OffsetDateTime value instead. This method is primarily for setting the field to an undocumented or not yet supported value.

• additionalProperties

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder additionalProperties(Map<String, JsonValue> additionalProperties)

• putAdditionalProperty

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder putAdditionalProperty(String key, JsonValue value)

• putAllAdditionalProperties

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder putAllAdditionalProperties(Map<String, JsonValue> additionalProperties)

• removeAdditionalProperty

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder removeAdditionalProperty(String key)

• removeAllAdditionalProperties

   final TransactionReportResponse.Builder removeAllAdditionalProperties(Set<String> keys)

• build

   final TransactionReportResponse build()

  Returns an immutable instance of TransactionReportResponse.

  Further updates to this Builder will not mutate the returned instance.

  The following fields are required:

  .fraudStatus()
  .transactionToken()