ScaExemption class

Inheritance
  • Object
  • EnumClass
  • ScaExemption

Properties

hashCode → int
The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
name → String
finalinherited
runtimeType → Type
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited

Methods

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic
Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
toString() → String
A string representation of this object.
inherited

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool
The equality operator.
inherited

Static Properties

serializer → Serializer<ScaExemption>
no setter
values → BuiltSet<ScaExemption>
no setter

Static Methods

valueOf(String name) → ScaExemption

Constants

alreadyPerformed → const ScaExemption
The type of exemption for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). Possible values: * lowerLimit: the newly created limit is lower than the existing limit. * notRegulated: the limit is created in a country, region, or industry where it is not mandated by law to use SCA. * setByPlatform: you set a limit for one of your user's balance accounts, or for your balance platform. * initialLimit: there are no existing transfer limits set on the balance account or balance platform. * alreadyPerformed: you are confident about your user's identity and do not need to verify this using SCA.
initialLimit → const ScaExemption
The type of exemption for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). Possible values: * lowerLimit: the newly created limit is lower than the existing limit. * notRegulated: the limit is created in a country, region, or industry where it is not mandated by law to use SCA. * setByPlatform: you set a limit for one of your user's balance accounts, or for your balance platform. * initialLimit: there are no existing transfer limits set on the balance account or balance platform. * alreadyPerformed: you are confident about your user's identity and do not need to verify this using SCA.
lowerLimit → const ScaExemption
The type of exemption for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). Possible values: * lowerLimit: the newly created limit is lower than the existing limit. * notRegulated: the limit is created in a country, region, or industry where it is not mandated by law to use SCA. * setByPlatform: you set a limit for one of your user's balance accounts, or for your balance platform. * initialLimit: there are no existing transfer limits set on the balance account or balance platform. * alreadyPerformed: you are confident about your user's identity and do not need to verify this using SCA.
notRegulated → const ScaExemption
The type of exemption for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). Possible values: * lowerLimit: the newly created limit is lower than the existing limit. * notRegulated: the limit is created in a country, region, or industry where it is not mandated by law to use SCA. * setByPlatform: you set a limit for one of your user's balance accounts, or for your balance platform. * initialLimit: there are no existing transfer limits set on the balance account or balance platform. * alreadyPerformed: you are confident about your user's identity and do not need to verify this using SCA.
setByPlatform → const ScaExemption
The type of exemption for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). Possible values: * lowerLimit: the newly created limit is lower than the existing limit. * notRegulated: the limit is created in a country, region, or industry where it is not mandated by law to use SCA. * setByPlatform: you set a limit for one of your user's balance accounts, or for your balance platform. * initialLimit: there are no existing transfer limits set on the balance account or balance platform. * alreadyPerformed: you are confident about your user's identity and do not need to verify this using SCA.
unknownDefaultOpenApi → const ScaExemption
The type of exemption for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). Possible values: * lowerLimit: the newly created limit is lower than the existing limit. * notRegulated: the limit is created in a country, region, or industry where it is not mandated by law to use SCA. * setByPlatform: you set a limit for one of your user's balance accounts, or for your balance platform. * initialLimit: there are no existing transfer limits set on the balance account or balance platform. * alreadyPerformed: you are confident about your user's identity and do not need to verify this using SCA.