Bank Account Verification Sync V2
Use this API to do bank account verification in sync. View the test data and use the information to trigger the validations. You can use the test data only in sandbox environment.
Authorizations
Client ID. You can find your ID in the Merchant Dashboard.
Client secret key. You can find your secret key in the Merchant Dashboard.
Body
Request body for BAV V2 Sync
It is the bank account number for verification. It can be an alphanumeric value between 6 and 40 characters.
It is the IFSC information of the bank where the bank account is registered. It should be ann alphanumeric value of 11 characters. The first 4 characters should be alphabets, the 5th character should be a 0, and the remaining 6 characters should be numeric digits.
It is the name of the bank account holder. When provided, a name match verification is done. Only alphanumeric, whitespace ( ), period (.), hyphen ( - ), slash (/), and ampersand ( & ) are allowed.
It is the phone number of the account holder that is associated with the entered bank account. Only numeric digits betweem 8 and 13 characters are allowed.
Response
Find the description for each response parameter
It displays the status of the bank account. Possible values are:
VALID
INVALID
It displays the status code of the bank account. Possible values are:
ACCOUNT_IS_VALID
INVALID_ACCOUNT_FAIL
ACCOUNT_BLOCKED
INVALID_IFSC_FAIL
NRE_ACCOUNT_FAIL
It displays the name of the bank.
It displays the name of the branch where the bank account is registered.
It displays the name of the city where the bank is located.
It represents the code used to identify banks and branches participating in the Electronic Clearing System (ECS).
It displays the name of the account holder as per the bank records.
It displays the result of the name match verification. Possible values are:
DIRECT_MATCH
GOOD_PARTIAL_MATCH
MODERATE_PARTIAL_MATCH
POOR_PARTIAL_MATCH
NO_MATCH
It displays the score of the name match verification.
It displays the unique ID created by Cashfree Payments for reference purposes.
format: int64
It displays the unique transaction reference (UTR) number created by the bank to identify the transaction.
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