Vantiv Lowell Token Transaction UML

Represents tokenization transaction as it is defined in Vantiv Lowell's tokenization specification.

Account number of the customer.

Contains the credit card account number which identifies the customer. The account number is left justified with trailing spaces.

Identifier of the object used for references; auto-incremented integer value.

The litleToken element defines the value of the token. The system returns this value in XML responses when issuing new tokens to replace account numbers. The length of the token is the same as the length of the submitted account number for credit card tokens or a fixed length of seventeen (17) characters for eCheck account tokens.

The litleTxnId element is used to identify transactions in the Litle system. The system returns this element in XML responses. You use it in various requests to reference the original transaction.

Code of Merchant Account to which instance of this object is attributed to. Depending on the context, Merchant Account Code field may contain either Merchant Code or Merchant Account Code.
The field is primarily used for data partitioning and data management, to make it easy to determine the ownership of a record within the database.

Child of the accountUpdateFileRequestData element used when you request an Account Update file. This value is a unique string used to identify the merchant within the Litle system.

The message element provides a brief definition of the response code.

You use Report groups to separate transactions from your merchantId into different categories so you can view the financial reports by your specific report group names.

The response element contains a three digit numeric code which specifies either that the transaction is approved (000 code) or declined.

The responseTime element provides a date/time stamp of the response. The format of the element is YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.

Reference to the entity that represents token transaction information.

The user element is a required child of the authentication element. It is a unique identifier of the user/merchant used to authenticate that the message is from a valid source.