billToAddress
The billToAddress
element contains several child elements that define the postal mailing address (and telephone number) used for billing purposes. It also contains several elements used for the eCheck verification process.
Parent Elements:
authorization, BNPLAuthorizationRequest, captureGivenAuth, credit, echeckCredit (required if original transaction was not processed by Worldpay), echeckPreNoteCredit, echeckPreNoteSale, echeckSale, echeckVerification, forceCapture, fraudCheck, sale, updateSubscription
Attributes:
None
Child Elements: (all optional)
name, firstName, middleInitial, lastName, companyName, addressLine1, addressLine2, addressLine3, city, state, zip, country, email, phone
You must submit the name element for echeckSale
and echeckCredit
transactions. If you do not submit the customer name in these eCheck transactions, we return the response 709 - Invalid Data.
For an eCheckVerification
transaction, you must submit the firstName
and lastName
elements instead of the name element (middleInitial
is optional). For a corporate account you must include the companyName
element in addition to the firstName
and lastName
elements. In both cases, you also must include the address
, city
, state
, zip
and phone
information.
For a corporate account, if you do not have the name of the check issuer, you can use a value of “unavailable
” for the firstName
and lastName
elements.
Example: billToAddress Structure
<billToAddress>
<name>Customer’s Full Name</name>
<firstName>Customer’s First Name</firstName>
<middleInitial>Customer’s Middle Initial</middleInitial>
<lastName>Customer’s Last Name</lastName>
<companyName>Company’s Name</companyName> (include for echeckVerification of corporate account)
<addressLine1>Address Line 1</addressLine1>
<addressLine2>Address Line 2</addressLine2>
<addressLine3>Address Line 3</addressLine3>
<city>City</city>
<state>State Abbreviation</state>
<zip>Postal Code</zip>
<country>Country Code</country>
<email>Email Address</email>
<phone>Telephone Number</phone>
</billToAddress>