Suspected fraud query
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The suspected fraud query retrives the suspected frauds by a conditional search.
As demonstrated in the example request you can set the above properties to the search/query the suspected frauds:
The identifier
object is used to query suspected fraud occurrences, is composed by data
(a string representing the document number) and by type
(must be CPF
or CNPJ
). It's a required property;
The queryMode
property indicates how the query is be performed, it's an optional field and your default value is DEFAULT
. The possible values are:
DEFAULT: It's the conventional mode, propagates the query to All.Id Network and to all available hubs of the consortium network;
LOCAL: Indicates that the query will be executed locally on the Peer, without propagating the query to the network. A unique identifier per SuspectedFraud
is returned, a UUID named token
;
INTERNAL: Indicates that the query will be executed internally in the All.Id Network, not propagating to the consortium network;
DELETED: Similar to LOCAL mode, the query will be executed locally but returning SuspectedFraud's
marked as deleted.
The startDate
and endDate
properties must be strings representing a date-time ISO format. Those properties must be optional.
The page
property should only be used for queries with paginated responses due to the excessive size of the data. It is an optional integer field. If not specified, a standard query is executed; if specified, it retrieves the requested page.
Paginated responses are used to handle the large volume of aggregated data returned. Each page contains up to 5,000 entries and is ordered by occurrence date, with the most recent entries appearing first.
Pages are valid for 1 hour. After this period, any attempt to access these pages will result in an error. Similarly, attempting to retrieve pages for non-paginated queries will also result in an error.
The page number to request in paginated queries.
The start Date Time of consult, ISO 8621 format.
The end Date Time of consult, ISO 8621 format.