Test values

Test your integration with our Payments API using the magic values provided below. Send requests and see simulated responses.

On this page:

• Test card numbers
• Payout test values
• CVC test values
• AVS test values

Test card numbers

For use in our test environment only.

With these cards, you can specify an expiry date up to seven years in the future. These cards do not have an issue number, a registered address or a card verification code(CVC).

Issuer response test values

Input these magic values in your paymentInstrument.cardHolderName parameter.

The results are returned in this format:

{
    "outcome": "refused",
    "description": "CARD EXPIRED",
    "code": "33",
    "riskFactors": [{
            "risk": "not_supplied",
            "type": "cvc"
        },
        {
            "risk": "not_checked",
            "detail": "address",
            "type": "avs"
        },
        {
            "risk": "not_checked",
            "detail": "postcode",
            "type": "avs"
        }
    ]
}

Payout test values

basicDisbursement test values

Fast Acess test values

To test your Fast Access integration use these magic card values and cardholder names. For example, use REFUSED62 as the cardHolderName to simulate a shopper trying to use a restricted card.

Disbursement card magic values

Disbursement cardHolderName magic values

Magic card values - error simulation

CVC test values

Use these values to test CVC responses.

Testing CVC

Use these magic values in the cvc parameter in your request. Your response in contained in the riskFactors object.

Testing CVC (American Express)

Use these magic values in the cvc parameter in your request. Your response in contained in the riskFactors object.

AVS test values

Use these values to testAVS responses.

Testing AVS

Use these magic values in the postalCode attribute in your request. You'll get responses forpostcode checksand foraddress checksin the riskFactors object.

AVS responses