Premium Fraud Management Tools

Client-Side Implementation

Important

The SSL certificates for all Braintree SDKs are set to expire by June 30, 2025. This will impact existing versions of the SDK in published versions of your app. To reduce the impact, upgrade the iOS SDK to version 6.17.0+Android SDK to version 4.45.0+ or version 5.0.0+ for the new SSL certifications.

If you do not decommission your app versions that include the older SDK versions or force upgrade your app with the updated certificates by the expiration date, 100% of your customer traffic will fail.

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PayPalDataCollector enables you to collect data about a customer's device and correlate it with a session identifier on your server.

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Include Braintree/PayPalDataCollector in your Podfile:

  1. Ruby
# Podfile
pod 'Braintree/PayPalDataCollector'

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Include the PayPalDataCollector framework.

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Include the PayPalDataCollector and PPRiskMagnes frameworks.

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PayPalDataCollector collects data about a customer's device and returns a device_data string that contains one or more identifiers that correlate with the collected data. Collecting and passing this data with transactions helps reduce decline rates.

  1. Before making a request to your server, get the device data string by calling collectPayPalDeviceData.
  1. Swift
let deviceData = PPDataCollector.collectPayPalDeviceData()
print("Send this device data to your server: (deviceData)")

To collect device data as expected in sandbox you must use iOS v5.9.0+. Call collectDeviceData(isSandbox: Bool) to collect the appropriate device data.

  1. Swift
// for production pass 'isSandbox' as 'false'
self.dataCollector.collectDeviceData(isSandbox: true) { deviceData in
    // Send deviceData to your server
}
  1. Send the device data string to your server along with transaction or verification data (e.g. Transaction.sale calls). Your server will include this device_data parameter when submitting the request to the Braintree gateway.
Note

If you choose to automatically vault a customer's new payment method, verifications for those payment methods will not include device data when they are evaluated by our Premium Fraud Management Tools. Subsequent transactions can still pass device data.

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If you're accepting PayPal using the Vault flow, collecting device data via PayPalDataCollector is required.

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