Validates a Domestic Bank Account Number
Syntax:
validateAccount(string keycode, string field1,string field2,string field3,string field4,string countryId,string countrySpec)
A list of support country codes to use in [countryId] can be found here.
Returned data
An object paccnum containing the following fields:
Name Type Description field1 String field 1 from the original
request (or transposed version if applicable) field2 String field 2 from the
original request (or transposed version if
applicable) field3 String field 3 from the
original request field4 String field 4 from the
original request validity String String ‘Valid’ if the
account number is valid. String ‘Invalid’ if the
account numbers not valid.
bic String The full Bank
Identification Code (BIC) of the account holding branch - if available
branchTitle String The account holding
branch title as defined by the bank institutionName String The parent financial
institution of the account holding branch city String The city that the account
holding branch is located address1 String Address line 1 of the
account holding branch address2 String Address line 2 of
the account holding branch address3 String Address line 3 of
the account holding branch address4 String Address line 4 of
the account holding branch postcode String The postcode/zipcode of
the account holding branch country String The country that the
account holding branch is located tel1 String Telephone number 1 of the
account holding branch tel2 String Telephone number 2
of the account holding branch - often but not always the fax number
transposed Bool Flag to show if the account number
was transposed as part of the validation. If True the account number was
transposed. Field1 and Field2
will hold the transposed account details. accountCode String For UK 10 Digit account number
that have been transposed, this field holds the account
code. errorCode String If an error occurs during
processing the error number will be here. See the error section for
more details. errorText String If an error occurs during
processing the error textually description will be here. See the
error section for more
details.
Supported Versions
Validate Web Service Version 1.x
Errors
1501 | Details could not be checked |
1502 | Failed Modulus Check |
1503 | Foreign currency account |
1504 | An undetermined error prevented validation |
1505 | Incorrect number of digits, should be n for cc account number |
1506 | The account details cannot be checked. [because ….] |
1507 | Input error. The supplied details are not in the correct format |
1508 | The supplied sort code could not be found |
Example Code
c#
The following sample show how
to use the validateAccount function using c#.
As with all examples, please see the section Adding a reference to the Validate Web
Service .
c# Example 1
validate.validate wsObject = new
validate.validate(); |
using {
validate.validate
wsObject = new validate.validate(); Console.WriteLine(acObject.validity);
c# Example
2
using
System.Collections.Generic;
using
System.Text;
namespace
ConsoleApplication1
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string keycode = "qwerty";
string sortCode = "074456";
string accountNumber = "12345112";
string countryCode = "GB";
string countrySpec = "";
validate.paccnum acObject =
wsObject.validateAccount
(keycode,sortCode,accountNumber,"","",countryCode,countrySpec);
Console.WriteLine(acObject.institutionName);
Console.WriteLine(acObject.errorCode);
Console.WriteLine(acObject.errorText);
Console.ReadLine();
}
}
}
Visual Basic .net
Visual Basic.net
Example ` Dim wsobject As New validate.validate() Dim anObject As validate.paccnum anObject = wsobject.validateAccount("qwerty", "074456", "12345112", "", "", "GB","") |
Module End
Visual Basic.net Example
2
Sub Main()
' define the keycode, sortcode, account number and country Id to
validate, both as strings.
Dim keycode
As String =
"qwerty"
Dim sortCode As
String =
"074456"
Dim
accountNumber As
String =
"12345112"
Dim countryCode
As String =
"GB"
Dim countrySpec As String = ""
' Create a web service
object
Dim wsobject As New
validate.validate()
' create a account
number object for the returning data
Dim anObject
As
validate.paccnum
' Call the web service
function - validateBic
anObject =
wsobject.validateAccount(keycode, sortCode, accountNumber, "", "",
countryCode,countrySpec)
' display the validity
and institution name - or error message
Console.WriteLine(anObject.validity)
Console.WriteLine(anObject.institutionName)
Console.WriteLine(anObject.errorCode)
Console.WriteLine(anObject.errorText)
Console.ReadLine()
End Sub
Java
Java Example
1 public class Main { public
static void main(String[] args) {
validate.Validate service = new
validate.Validate();
java.lang.String keyCode = "qwerty"
;
validate.paccnum result = port.validateAccount(keyCode, accver1, accver2,
"", "", country,
"",countrySpec);
}
validate.ValidateSoap port = service.getValidateSoap12();
java.lang.String accver1 =
"074456"
;
java.lang.String accver2 =
"12345112"
;
java.lang.String country =
"GB"
;
java.lang.String
countrySpec = "" ;
System.out.println( "Result = "
+result.getValidity());
System.out.println( "Institution = "
+result.getInstitutionName());
System.out.println( "Error
Code = "
+result.getErrorCode());
System.out.println( "Error
Message = " +result.getErrorText());
}
XML Messages
Below is a typical XML message request
<?xml
version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:s="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:tns="http://vtest.bemac.com/">
<soap:Body>
<tns:validateAccount>
<tns:keyCode>qwerty</tns:keyCode>
<tns:accver1>074456</tns:accver1>
<tns:accver2>12345112</tns:accver2>
<tns:accver3/>
<tns:accver4/>
<tns:country>GB</tns:country>
<tns:countryspec/>
</tns:validateAccount>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>
Below is a typical XML message response
<?
xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>URL Encoding
Below is an example of using validateAccount via a URL encoded GET request:
serviceUrl.asmx/accountnum2.aspx?keycode=qwerty&field1=074456&field2=1234511212&countryId=GB
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