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Sign up for an API key and read all about getting started using our API. Have a look at some examples and see how simple and powerful our API is. Read our complete API reference and learn all about our different resources. Authentication is done via HTTP Basic Auth. Simply provide your API key as the username and a blank string as pas*word. When using cURL, have just a : after the username to specify an empty pas*word. You will get this response when you provide an invalid API key: HTTP response codes are used to indicate API response status: This method is used to verify if a given card is enrolled for 3-D Secure authentication. The important responses from this method are a PAReq (Payment Authentication Request) and URL, which is pas*ed onto the ACS (Access Control Server) of the issuing bank (or other ACS This method is used to validate the PARes response from the ACS.     status:Y,     xid:MDAwMDAwMDAwMDEyMzQ2Njc4OTA= This method is used to verify if a given card is enrolled for 3-D Secure authentication. The important responses from this method are a PAReq (Payment Authentication Request) and url, which is parsed onto the ACS (Access Control Server) of the issuing bank (or other ACS Merchant account ID or Card Acceptor ID provided by the acquiring bank. Text that will be shown to the cardholder during authentication at the ACS. NOTICE: Getting the correct Acquirer BIN number and the Merchant ID from the acquiring bank is always a has*le the first time. This method is used to validate the PARes response from the ACS. NOTICE: The “`pares”` should be url-encoded to garantee that valid base64 reaches the endpoint. For curl use “`–data-urlencode”`.