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How can I check if a credit card has been used efore?
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Answer:
1., API
By executing the following call using the last 4 digits of the CC number, you'll get all the possible results, and you can match the expiration date, month, and the cardholder name with similar cards:
<ns1:query> <ns1:queryString>Select id, creditcardmasknumber, CreditCardExpirationMonth,CreditCardExpirationYear, CreditCardHolderName from paymentmethod where CreditCardMaskNumber = '************1111' </ns1:queryString> </ns1:query>
2., Export
You can also pull a Data Source Export from the UI by setting the Data Source to PaymentMethod, and selecting the same fields mentioned in the API call above. Again, the CCmasknumber, the expiry date & month and the cardholdername will help you identify the card.
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Answer:
1., API
By executing the following call using the last 4 digits of the CC number, you'll get all the possible results, and you can match the expiration date, month, and the cardholder name with similar cards:
<ns1:query> <ns1:queryString>Select id, creditcardmasknumber, CreditCardExpirationMonth,CreditCardExpirationYear, CreditCardHolderName from paymentmethod where CreditCardMaskNumber = '************1111' </ns1:queryString> </ns1:query>
2., Export
You can also pull a Data Source Export from the UI by setting the Data Source to PaymentMethod, and selecting the same fields mentioned in the API call above. Again, the CCmasknumber, the expiry date & month and the cardholdername will help you identify the card.
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