VerifyCard in sandbox

Zero Auth programmed responses

It is possible to test the VerifyCard (Zero Auth) returns in a sandbox environment using the "Simulado" provider. For this, you can use the test cards in the table below to simulate the scenarios of authorized, unauthorized and operation failure.

Card number	Status	Returns	Message
4929751832037988	0	70	Not authorized
4485845528427499	99	BP900	Operation failure
4556839012717881 5160007402299390 5294924828499710 5219502580108141 5551384010328854 5257384265513280 5582198038829021 5500830390589574 5441095765074030 5452191073135914 5188799167249234	1	4	Authorized

Programmed Responses BIN Query

In the simulation of the BIN Query in a sandbox environment, each of the first six digits will return a simulated result. It is possible to set up a test card numbering and observe the expected return according to different scenarios.

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Warning
In the Sandbox environment, some responses are simulated for testing purposes.
Matching based on the first digits of the card (digits 1 to 6) is used only to generate simulated scenarios and does not represent the behavior of the query in the Production environment.

Digit	Meaning	Returns
1st digit	Brand.	If it's '3', it returns "AMEX" If it's '5', it returns "MASTERCARD" If it's '6', it returns "DISCOVER" Any other number returns "VISA".
2nd digit	Card type.	If it's '3', it returns "Debit" If it's '5', it returns "Credit" If it's '7', it returns "Credit" and returns the `Prepaid` field as "true" Any other number returns "Multiple".
3rd digit	Card nationality.	If '1' returns "true" (domestic card) Any number other than '1' returns "false" (international card).
4th digit	Whether the card is corporate or not.	If it's '1', it returns "true" (it's a corporate card) Any number other than '1' returns "false" (it's not a corporate card).
5th digit	Analysis return.	If it is '2' it returns "01 - Flag not supported" If it is '3' it returns "02 - Voucher - Not supported in the bin query" Any other number returns "00 - Analysis authorized"
6th digit	Issuer bank.	If it's '1', it returns "104" and "Cashier" If it's '2', it returns "001" and "Bank do Brasil" Any other number returns "237" and "Bradesco"