3D Secure
Intro
3D Secure (3DS) is a security protocol designed to better authenticate cardholders performing Card Not Present transactions. This feature provides issuers with enhanced data elements that allows for smarter authorization and authentication practices. It also supports additional customer verification flows when needed, such as multi-factor authentication.
All 3DS transactions will follow one of three paths - 1) Green, 2) Yellow or 3) Red.
Green Path - no customer verification required
Yellow Path - customer verification required
Red Path - transaction declined (no customer verification attempted)
API Response
The following fields will be visible in the API response to provide insight into 3DS transactions.
three_ds_auth
This field indicates whether the transaction was processed using 3D Secure (3DS) authentication
True - the transaction was processed using 3DS authentication
False - the transaction was not processed using 3DS authentication
Null - transaction does not qualify for 3DS
three_ds_auth_path
This field specifies the path taken for the 3DS transaction
G - Green path, no customer verification required
Y - Yellow path, customer verification required
R - Red path, transaction declined (no customer verification attempted) Null - transaction does not qualify for 3DS
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