Sandbox Testing
Everything you need to know about testing your integration in Sandbox
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Everything you need to know about testing your integration in Sandbox
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All user account creation requires:
A unique wallet address for authentication
A unique email
Please use standard email providers. If you use an email provider that is commonly associated with testing/throw away emails you will likely get flagged by our risk system
We recommend Gmail because you can generate many unique addresses for the same normalized address. Reference
A unique phone number that can receive SMS codes. For example:
You can use any combination of first name, last name, address, and DOB
SSN must start with 2 through 9 to be approved. One of the systems that underlies our compliance process requires that SSNs be unique in their Sandbox environment. While unlikely, it is possible to get an error that says the SSN is already taken. If this happens you will need to use a different SSN.
SSN must start with 0
SSN must start with a 1
In order to purchase crypto using a bank account, the user must link their bank account to Ratio and Ratio will verify that the bank account belongs to the user.
For clarity, you must:
Link the Bank Account “linkStatus”: “ACTIVE”
Check the verification status of the Bank Account: "verificationStatus": "APPROVED"
In the Plaid flow the following scenarios will result in an approved and verified bank account:
Non-Oauth Institution (~40% of your users will go through this flow)
bank: Tartan Bank
user name: custom_ratio_good
password: pass_good
select either checking or savings account
Oauth Institution (~55% of your users will go through this flow)
bank: Platypus OAuth Bank
user name: custom_ratio_good
password: pass_good
select either checking or savings account
If asked for a 2FA code, enter any number
Oauth App2App Flow (Only used by Chase Bank at the moment)
For Chase Bank customers that have the Chase Bank app on their phone, this will open the app and the user will be able to use biometric auth if they have it set up. Very slick.
bank: First Platypus OAuth App2App Bank
user name: custom_ratio_good
password: pass_good
select either checking or savings account
If asked for a 2FA code, enter any number
Note that when testing the App2App flow, the test bank uses the browser as the “bank app” so it will feel like the standard Oauth institution.
You can simply ask the user to re-enter the flow.
Use the same institutions above, but replace the user name and password with:
user name: custom_ratio_bad
password: pass_bad
Bank: Unhealthy Platypus Bank - Degraded
user name: custom_ratio_good
password: pass_good
select either checking or savings account
Bank: Unhealthy Platypus Bank - Down
user name: custom_ratio_good
password: pass_good
select either checking or savings account
type: STANDARD or INSTANT
fiatAmount: less than $50
walletId: <Wallet Resource Id>
Using valid type, cryptoCurrency and walletId
fiatAmount: $123.45
User will be flagged with F1004
Using valid cryptoCurrency and walletId
type: STANDARD
fiatAmount: greater than $50
User will be flagged with F1001
Using valid cryptoCurrency and walletId
type: INSTANT
fiatAmount: greater than $50
User will be flagged with F1000
cryptoCurrency: