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# Suspected fraud update

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The suspected fraud update updates a suspected fraud status.

{% openapi src="/files/pn1w2A4MrA2VomqquQvm" path="/suspected-fraud/{token}" method="patch" %}
[fraud.yaml](https://3218940882-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FbVxCOSyBojfSIE5fcpfH%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-b86b0a298aaf7a1f72b6a1a9a59bd67a42e64f22%2Ffraud.yaml?alt=media)
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## Options

As demonstrated in the example request, in the URL a path parameter must be passed and `PATCH` HTTP method used. The `token` parameter must be a UUID that's identify a Suspected Fraud, this token can be retrieved on the Suspected Fraud Query passing query mode as `LOCAL` or `DELETED`. In the `data` object you should include de Suspected Fraud Status must be passed using the `status` property. Possible `status` values ares:

* **CONFIRMED\_FRAUD**: indicates a confirmed fraud occurrence;
* **SUSPECTED\_FRAUD**: indicates a suspected fraud occurrence.


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