Ruby interface to the MaxMind minFraud API

Compatible with version minFraud API v1.3
minFraud API documentation
minFraud

Modified so the only required values are a license key and an IP address. Also exposed more of the response attributes in the object.

Rubydoc documentation

Configuration

Your license key is how MaxMind will identify you, so it is required.

Minfraud.configure do |c|
  c.license_key = 'abcd1234'
  c.requested_type = 'standard'
end

requested_type can be set during configuration to use that default value or it can be set on the transaction. If unset minFraud will default to the highest level of service available to you.

Usage

transaction = Minfraud::Transaction.new do |t|
  # Required fields
  t.ip = '1.2.3.4'
  # Other fields listed are optional, but will provide a more accurate risk score
  t.city = 'richmond'
  t.state = 'virginia'
  t.postal = '12345'
  t.country = 'US' # http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1
  # ...
end

transaction.risk_score
# => 3.48

Other attributes available in the transaction are as follows:
transaction.distance
# => 0
transaction.country_code
# => US
transaction.ip_region
# => VA
transaction.ip_city
# => Richmond
transaction.ip_latitude
# => 37.5409
transaction.ip_longitude
# => -77.4801
transaction.high_risk_country
# => No
transaction.ip_postal_code
# => 23284
transaction.ip_accuracy_radius
# => 16
transaction.ip_area_code
# => 804
transaction.ip_region_name
# => Virginia
transaction.ip_country_name
# => United States
transaction.anonymous_proxy
# => No
transaction.corporate_proxy
# => No

Exception handling

There are three different exceptions that this gem may raise. Please be prepared to handle them:

# Raised if configuration is invalid
class ConfigurationError < ArgumentError; end

# Raised if a transaction is invalid
class TransactionError < ArgumentError; end

# Raised if minFraud returns an error, or if there is an HTTP error
class ResponseError < StandardError; end

Transaction fields

Required

name	type (length)	example	description
ip	string	t.ip = '1.2.3.4'	Customer IP address

Optional

name	type (length)	description
city	string	t.city = 'new york'
state	string	t.state = 'new york'
postal	string	t.postal = '10014'
country	string	t.country = 'US'
ship_addr	string
ship_city	string
ship_state	string
ship_postal	string
ship_country	string
email	string	We will hash the email for you
phone	string	Any format acceptable
bin	string	CC bin number (first 6 digits)
session_id	string	Used for linking transactions
user_agent	string	Used for linking transactions
accept_language	string	Used for linking transactions
txn_id	string	Transaction/order id
amount	string	Transaction amount
currency	string	ISO 4217 currency code
txn_type	string	creditcard/debitcard/paypal/google/other/lead/survey/sitereg
avs_result	string	Standard AVS response code
cvv_result	string	Y/N
requested_type	string	standard/premium
forwarded_ip	string	The end user’s IP address, as forwarded by a transparent proxy

Contributing

1. Fork it ( http://github.com/willc0de4food/minfraud-ruby/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request