Device Data
The card issuer uses Device Data Collection (DDC) to fingerprint the customer's device.
Along with the risk data in the authentication request, it's used to decide if a challenge is needed or if the authentication can be frictionless (no challenge displayed to your customer).
Important
Invoke this process immediately upon the customer providing their payment credentials. This ensures that device data collection processes asynchronously behind the scenes as the customer completes the remaining checkout process. If a customer changes their card number after the device data collection process is started or completed, re-execute the entire DDC process.
Device data initialization
POST your device data initialization request to the 3ds:deviceDataInitialize action link.
This request creates a JSON Web Token (JWT) that is used as part of the Device Data Collection (DDC) form. The DDC form also requires the first six digits of your customer's card number (BIN). The BIN can be returned if a token resource is provided, see JWT + BIN (token) request.
For consistency of integration you can also provide the full card number JWT + BIN (card). It will be truncated to become the BIN in the response.
Device data initialization example request
POST https://try.access.worldpay.com/verifications/customers/3ds/deviceDataInitialization
{
"transactionReference": "Memory265-13/08/1876",
"merchant": {
"entity": "default"
}
}{
"transactionReference": "Memory265-13/08/1876",
"merchant": {
"entity": "MindPalaceLtd"
},
"paymentInstrument": {
"type": "card/tokenized",
"href": "https://try.access.worldpay.com/tokens/MTIzNDU2Nzg5MDEyMzQ1Ng"
}
}{
"transactionReference": "unique-transactionReference",
"merchant": {
"entity": "default"
},
"paymentInstrument": {
"type": "card/front",
"cardHolderName": "John Appleseed",
"cardNumber": "4444333322221111",
"cardExpiryDate": {
"month": 5,
"year": 2035
}
}
}transactionReference
Y
A unique reference for device data JWT request. for example, e-commerce order code.
Use the same transactionReference across all 3 potential request types (deviceDataInitialization, authentication, verification).
merchant.entity
Y
Used to route the request in Access Worldpay, created as part of on-boarding.
paymentInstrument.type
N
An identifier for the paymentInstrument being used.
type : card/front
See JWT + BIN (card) above
type : card/tokenized
See JWT + BIN (token) above
Device data initialization response
To understand what these outcomes mean and how to reproduce them for testing purposes see 3DS testing
deviceDataCollection.jwt
A digitally signed token that contains additional details required for DDC. Expires in 10 minutes for both Try and Production.
deviceDataCollection.url
A POST action on the DDC form. Used to redirect to the issuers DDC page.
deviceDataCollection.bin
First six digits of the card number (Bank Identification Number), used as part of DDC. Returned if a token resource or card number is included in the request.
Device Data Collection (DDC)
Once you have the JWT, URL and BIN you can create and submit the DDC form.
A SessionId representing this collection is then used as part of the risk analysis by the issuer in the authentication request.
Device Data Collection form
Here's an example of how you would set-up the DDC form in an iframe.
Create a hidden iframe and set the
srcattribute with the URL of the page that will POST the DDC form. This URL should contain in query string parameters thedeviceDataCollection.jwt,deviceDataCollection.binanddeviceDataCollection.urlas those will be used in the DDC form.
Create and host the page that POSTs the DDC form.
Device Data Collection postMessage
Once the DDC form is submitted and is successfully sent to the card issuer, you are notified via a postMessage event.
For security, verify the sender's identity using the postMessage origin property as detailed here.
Try
https://centinelapistag.cardinalcommerce.com
Production
https://centinelapi.cardinalcommerce.com
An example postMessage response:
messageType
profile.completed
SessionId
UUID, not present or undefined
Status
true- Use theSessionIdvalue indeviceData.collectionReferenceas part of the Authentication requestfalse- SessionId is empty. Either retry DDC or send the authentication request without thedeviceData.collectionReference.
The DDC call typically takes 1-2 seconds, depending on the latency between the customer's device, the Cardinal servers and, in part, the type of device data collection performed by the different issuers. The 3DS specification has the maximum response time at 10 seconds.
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