com.maxmind.minfraud.response

Class ScoreResponse

java.lang.Object

com.maxmind.minfraud.AbstractModel

com.maxmind.minfraud.response.ScoreResponse

Direct Known Subclasses:

InsightsResponse

public class ScoreResponse
extends AbstractModel

This class represents the minFraud Score response.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ScoreResponse(Disposition disposition, Double fundsRemaining, UUID id, ScoreIpAddress ipAddress, Integer queriesRemaining, Double riskScore, List<Warning> warnings)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Disposition	getDisposition()
Double	getFundsRemaining()
UUID	getId()
IpAddressInterface	getIpAddress()
Integer	getQueriesRemaining()
Double	getRiskScore()
List<Warning>	getWarnings()

Methods inherited from class com.maxmind.minfraud.AbstractModel

toJson, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ScoreResponse

public ScoreResponse(Disposition disposition,
                     Double fundsRemaining,
                     UUID id,
                     ScoreIpAddress ipAddress,
                     Integer queriesRemaining,
                     Double riskScore,
                     List<Warning> warnings)

Method Detail

getDisposition

public final Disposition getDisposition()

Returns:

The disposition set by your custom rules.

getFundsRemaining

public final Double getFundsRemaining()

Returns:

The approximate US dollar value of the funds remaining on your MaxMind account.

getId

public final UUID getId()

Returns:

This is a UUID that identifies the minFraud request.

getIpAddress

public IpAddressInterface getIpAddress()

Returns:

The IpAddress model object.

getQueriesRemaining

public final Integer getQueriesRemaining()

Returns:

The approximate number of queries remaining for this service before your account runs out of funds.

getRiskScore

public final Double getRiskScore()

Returns:

This returns the risk score, from 0.01 to 99. A higher score indicates a higher risk of fraud. For example, a score of 20 indicates a 20% chance that a transaction is fraudulent. We never return a risk score of 0, since all transactions have the possibility of being fraudulent. Likewise we never return a risk score of 100.

getWarnings

public final List<Warning> getWarnings()

Returns:

An unmodifiable list contains warning objects detailing issues with the request that was sent such as invalid or unknown inputs. It is highly recommended that you check this list for issues when integrating the web service.