• Start by creating an account at https://fraud.aletia.io
• Add an API key in FraudGuard
• Clone this repository git clone https://github.com/hollodk/fraudguard.git
• Make sure you have composer installed http://www.getcomposer.org
• Now install vendors, cd fraudguard && ./composer.phar install
• Add key in app/config/parameters.yml
• Make var/ writeable to everyone
• Now continue to the [Tests] section to see how things are working

When you want to generate page views, use this url http://localhost/fraudguard/web/.

When you want to generate a new order, use this url http://localhost/fraudguard/web/ok.

In the callback code you can access data like this http://localhost/fraudguard/web/callback.

Now check the FraudGuard interface too see your results, check out the Develop -> Api Log to see all the requests.

To test the callback, try and add a new action and just and the url for your callback, and click [Test], now you can see the response in the web interface response panel.

All the custom php code for this example project is located in src/AppBundle/Controller/DefaultController.php.

All the custom javascript and html is located in app/Resources/views/default.

That is basically everything you need to know to get started, here you can see how to use this module for your own project.

In the callback you will get one of three responses:

• accept, means the order seems good.
• hold, means we advise you to check up on this order, there seems to be some fishy in the order.
• reject, means it seems like a frauded order.