Review
Customers represent the end users who send or receive payments through your integration. Each customer undergoes automatic identity verification and fraud screening upon creation. Use customers to track payment history, manage bank account connections, and maintain a secure record of all transactions associated with a user. Customers can be either individuals or businesses with appropriate compliance checks for each type.
Review a customer's identity results
Update a customer's verification status
Update a customer's identity decision
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class CustomerReviewV1: …
data: Data
customer_details: DataCustomerDetails
address: Optional[CustomerAddressV1]
An object containing the customer's address. This is optional, but if provided, all required fields must be present.
compliance_profile: Optional[DataCustomerDetailsComplianceProfile]
PII required to trigger Patriot Act compliant KYC verification.
class DataCustomerDetailsComplianceProfileBusinessComplianceProfile: …
Business registration data required to trigger Patriot Act compliant KYB verification.
identity_details: Optional[DataIdentityDetails]
breakdown: DataIdentityDetailsBreakdown
Detailed breakdown of the customer verification results, including decisions, risk scores, correlation score, and more.
address: Optional[IdentityVerificationBreakdownV1]
correlation: Optional[Literal["low_confidence", "potential_match", "likely_match", "high_confidence"]]
correlation_score: Optional[float]
Represents the strength of the correlation between provided and known information. A higher score indicates a stronger correlation.
business_evaluation: Optional[IdentityVerificationBreakdownV1]
correlation: Optional[Literal["low_confidence", "potential_match", "likely_match", "high_confidence"]]
correlation_score: Optional[float]
Represents the strength of the correlation between provided and known information. A higher score indicates a stronger correlation.
business_identification: Optional[IdentityVerificationBreakdownV1]
correlation: Optional[Literal["low_confidence", "potential_match", "likely_match", "high_confidence"]]
correlation_score: Optional[float]
Represents the strength of the correlation between provided and known information. A higher score indicates a stronger correlation.
business_validation: Optional[IdentityVerificationBreakdownV1]
correlation: Optional[Literal["low_confidence", "potential_match", "likely_match", "high_confidence"]]
correlation_score: Optional[float]
Represents the strength of the correlation between provided and known information. A higher score indicates a stronger correlation.
email: Optional[IdentityVerificationBreakdownV1]
correlation: Optional[Literal["low_confidence", "potential_match", "likely_match", "high_confidence"]]
correlation_score: Optional[float]
Represents the strength of the correlation between provided and known information. A higher score indicates a stronger correlation.
fraud: Optional[IdentityVerificationBreakdownV1]
correlation: Optional[Literal["low_confidence", "potential_match", "likely_match", "high_confidence"]]
correlation_score: Optional[float]
Represents the strength of the correlation between provided and known information. A higher score indicates a stronger correlation.
phone: Optional[IdentityVerificationBreakdownV1]
correlation: Optional[Literal["low_confidence", "potential_match", "likely_match", "high_confidence"]]
correlation_score: Optional[float]
Represents the strength of the correlation between provided and known information. A higher score indicates a stronger correlation.
synthetic: Optional[IdentityVerificationBreakdownV1]
correlation: Optional[Literal["low_confidence", "potential_match", "likely_match", "high_confidence"]]
correlation_score: Optional[float]
Represents the strength of the correlation between provided and known information. A higher score indicates a stronger correlation.
messages: Optional[Dict[str, str]]
Dictionary of all messages from the customer verification process.
reputation: Optional[DataIdentityDetailsReputation]
watch_list: Optional[DataIdentityDetailsWatchList]
response_type: Literal["object", "array", "error", "none"]
Indicates the structure of the returned content.
- "object" means the
datafield contains a single JSON object. - "array" means the
datafield contains an array of objects. - "error" means the
datafield contains an error object with details of the issue. - "none" means no data is returned.
class IdentityVerificationBreakdownV1: …
correlation: Optional[Literal["low_confidence", "potential_match", "likely_match", "high_confidence"]]
correlation_score: Optional[float]
Represents the strength of the correlation between provided and known information. A higher score indicates a stronger correlation.