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Scan Configuration

The Scan Configuration allows you customize the Scanner UI that your user sees when using the Modal Flow or the QR Flow. The possible configuration settings are described below.

logoUrl​

type: string optional: yes default: null​

A url to an image with your company logo, to be shown on th explanation screen before scanning

Example value:

https://dyneti.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/fb-preview.jpg

type: boolean optional: yes default: true​

If set to true, it displays the Dyneti logo at the top of the modal.

showFirstSecondSideProgress​

type: boolean optional: yes default: true​

If set to true, we display a progress bar above the scan region that tells the end user which side of the credit card is currently being scanned.

showProgressBar​

type: boolean optional: yes default: true​

If set to true, we display a blue progress bar above the scan region that fills up as the scan progresses.

showExplanation​

type: boolean optional: yes default: true​

If set to false, the explanation screen will be skipped.

showResult​

type: boolean optional: yes default: true​

If set to false, the result screen will not be shown and the scan window will automatically close after a scan is complete.

Example value: true

localization​

type: object optional: yes​

Allows customization of the text displayed throughout the scan.

Please see the Localization page for more details

Default values:

const localization = {
      explanationHeadline: "To continue, we need you to",
      explanationAction: "take a photo of your card",
      explanationPrepare: "Get your card ready",
      explanationPrepareInstructions:"In the next step, you’ll be asked to scan your card. The verification process is fast and takes just a few seconds.",
      explanationWhyHeadline: "Why we do this",
      explanationWhyReason: "This quick step helps us prevent fraud.",
      actionContinue: "Continue",
      actionRetry: "Retry",
      actionClose: "Close",
      scanHeadline: "Scan your card",
      scanInstruction: "Hold your card up to the camera so that the card number is visible",
      scanInstructionOtherSide: "Hold your card up to the camera to scan the other side",
      scanFirstSideScanned: "First Side Scanned",
      scanFlipYourCard: "Great! Now flip your card and scan the other side.",
      scanOtherSide: "Scan Other Side",
      stepFirstSide: "First Side",
      stepSecondSide: "Second Side",
      errorRetry: "Error please try again later",
      errorNoWebcam: "No webcam available",
      errorWebcamResolve: "Please enable a webcam and click retry",
      completeHeadline: "Scan complete",
      completeInstructions: "Thank you. You can close this window now for your verification results.",
      completeInstructionsQr: "Thank you. You can now go back to your other window.",
      wrongCardDetectedMessage: "Wrong card number detected. Scan card ending in {expectedLastFour}",
      rightCardDetectedMessage: "Scanning card starting in {expectedFirstSix} and ending in {expectedLastFour}",
      throbberText: "Analyzing...",
      fewDigitsSeen: "Please show the side with the card number to the camera",
}

Example value: true

showThrobber​

type: boolean optional: yes default: true​

If set to true shows a throbber in the scan region when DyScan is done processing frames and is analyzing the collected information.

toastTimeout​

type: number optional: yes default: 5000​

When a toast is invoked, this parameter determines how long the toast will be displayed for (in milliseconds)

promptIfFewDigits​

type: boolean optional: yes default: false​

Set to true if you would like us to remind users which side of the card to scan if we think they might be showing the wrong side to the camera.

suppressFirstSix​

type: boolean? optional: yes default: null

Set to true to opt out of receiving the first six digits of the credit card number of a successful scan. If supressFirstSix is true for a successful scan, the scanResult object will include only the lastFour digits, the expirationDate (if found), and the stripeToken (if using generate-a-stripe-token-from-a-scan.md). For example,

{
  "lastFour": "4321",
  "expirationDate": "01/29",
  "stripeToken": "tok_example"
}

One can leave the option unset, or set it to false to receive the first six digits. The only difference is that when set explicitly to false, the option will show up in the Scan #options echoed back to you.