The masked identifier of the card used in the original transaction that led to the dispute. The masked identifier typically includes the first six and last four digits of the card number, with the middle digits replaced by asterisks or other masking characters. Different masking patterns are used for card and non-card payment methods.

Card: 717171*******1234
Non-Card: DE89****4567
Non-Card: j***@email.com

Declaration

public string MaskedIdentifier { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
string

Scheme

The card scheme used in the original transaction that led to the dispute.

Common values:

MASTERCARD (Mastercard)
VISA (Visa)
JCB (Japan Credit Bureau)
UNION_PAY (UnionPay International)
DINERS (Diners)
EUROPEAN_PAYMENTS_INITIATIVE (European Payment Initiative (Wero))
CARTE_BANCAIRES (Cartes Bancaires)
EFTPOS (EFTPOS (Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale))

Support for new schemes may be introduced without notice. Clients should handle unknown values gracefully.

Declaration

public string Scheme { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
string

SchemeBrand

The card scheme brand used in the original transaction that led to the dispute.

Possible values are:

MSI (Maestro Debit Card)
MCC (MasterCard Credit Card)
CIR (Cirrus Debit Card)
DMC (MasterCard Debit Card)
VISA (VISA Credit Card)
VPAY (V PAY)
PLUS (PLUS)
ELEC (Visa Electron)
JCB (JCB)
CUP (China Union Pay Credit Card)
DINER (DINERS credit card)
EFTPOS (EFTPOS, for Australia)
CB (Cartes Bancaires Domestic Scheme France)
WERO (European payment solution developed by EPI)

Declaration

public string SchemeBrand { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
string