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Hi,
It seems expiry_month and expiry_year use string types, but the response is a number for both of them.
expiry_month
expiry_year
export interface FrameCardTokenizedEvent { type: string; token: string; expires_on: string; expiry_month: number; expiry_year: number; scheme?: Scheme; last4: string; bin: string; card_type?: CardType; card_category?: CardCategory; issuer?: string; issuer_country?: string; product_id?: string; product_type?: string; billing_address?: GatewayBillingAddress; phone?: GatewayPhone; name?: string; }
"bin": "409525", "card_category": "CONSUMER", "card_type": "DEBIT", "expires_on": "2023-03-09T14:24:47.9778289Z", "expiry_month": 3, "expiry_year": 2032, "issuer": "OSWEGO COUNTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION", "issuer_country": "US", "last4": "2505", "name": "DZ", "product_id": "F", "product_type": "Visa Classic", "scheme": "VISA", "token": "tok_rsczwffdeiqeflookmpdxissxy", "type": "card" }
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Hi,
It seems
expiry_month
andexpiry_year
use string types, but the response is a number for both of them.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: