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The Bouncer Insight iOS SDK integration guide.

Installing the CardVerify module
Please follow the general instructions for installing, setting up permissions, and configuring CardVerify.
Using Bouncer Scan to verify cards when users add them
Our VerifyCardAddViewController  proactively verifies any cards that users add to your platform.  To support this flow, you should use the VerifyCardAddViewController but you don't need to implement the optional fraudModelResultsVerifyCardAdd protocol method in the VerifyCardAddResult protocol:
import CardVerify
import UIKit
​
class VerifyAddFlowViewController: UIViewController, VerifyCardExplanationResult, VerifyCardAddResult {
    @IBAction func buttonPressed() {
        let vc = VerifyCardAddViewController(userId: self.currentUser.userId)
        vc.cardAddDelegate = self
        
        // only use this if you're using a "default to scan" flow
        vc.enableManualEntry = true
        
        viewController.present(vc, animated: true, completion: nil)
    }
    
    // MARK: -VerifyCardAddResult protocol implementation
    func userDidCancelCardAdd(_ viewController: UIViewController) {
        dismiss(animated: true)
    }
    
    func userDidScanCardAdd(_ viewController: UIViewController, creditCard: CreditCard) {
        // Add the card details in `creditCard` to your card entry form
    }
    
    func userDidPressManualCardAdd(_ viewController: UIViewController) {
        // The user pressed the "enter details manually" button
        // navigate to your card entry form without filling in details
    }
}
Instrumenting credit card forms
To instrument credit card forms, add the following code to your card entry ViewController:
Stripe Form
Custom Form
import CardVerify
import Stripe
import UIKit
​
class PaymentFormViewController: UIViewController {
​
    @IBOutlet weak var paymentCardTextField: STPPaymentCardTextField!
    @IBOutlet weak var addCardButton: UIButton!
    
    var creditCardFormListener: BouncerFormInstrumentation?
    
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        
        guard let viewWithForm = paymentCardTextField.subviews.first else { return }
        creditCardFormListener = BouncerFormInstrumentation(userId: self.currentUser.userId, viewWithForm: viewWithForm, fieldOrder: [.cardNumber, .expiry, .cvv, .postalCode], advanceButton: addCardButton)
    }
}
import CardVerify
import UIKit
​
class PaymentFormViewController: UIViewController {
​
    @IBOutlet weak var cardNumberTextField: UITextField!
    @IBOutlet weak var expiryTextField: UITextField!
    @IBOutlet weak var cvvTextField: UITextField!
    @IBOutlet weak var postalCodeTextField: UITextField!
    @IBOutlet weak var addCardButton: UIButton!
    
    var creditCardFormListener: BouncerFormInstrumentation?
    
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        
        guard let viewWithForm = paymentCardTextField.subviews.first else { return }
        creditCardFormListener = BouncerFormInstrumentation(userId: self.currentUser.userId, cardNumberTextField: cardNumberTextField, expiryTextField: expiryTextField, advanceButton: addCardButton, cvvTextField: cvvTextField, postalCodeTextField: postalCodeTextField)
    }
}
Logging signup and login events
To provide signals for our risk engine, we also log events around signup and login actions.
Signup events
In your user signup flow, create an UserCreateEvent object and invoke the recordSuccess method after creating a user successfully:
import CardVerify
​
class SignupViewController: UIViewController {
​
    private let userCreateEvent = UserCreateEvent()
    
    private func createUser(userName: String, password: String) -> Bool {
        // create a user
        val user = MyApi.createUser(userName, password)
        if (user != null) {
            userCreateEvent.recordSuccess(userId: user.id, loginIdentifier: userName)
        }
​
        return user != null
    }
}
Login events
In your login flow, create an UserLoginEvent object and invoke the recordSuccess method after a successful login attempt, and invoke the recordFailure method after an unsuccessful login attempt:
class UserLoginViewController: UIViewController {
​
    private let userLoginEvent = UserLoginEvent()
    private func userLogin(userName: String, password: String) {
        // log the user in
        guard let user = MyApi.getUserFromUserName(userName) else {
            showLoginFailed()
            return
        }
        user.login(password) { authToken in
            if (authToken != null) {
                userLoginEvent.recordSuccess(userId: user.id, loginIdentifier: userName)
            } else {
                userLoginEvent.recordFailure(loginIdentifier: userName)
                showLoginFailed()
            }
        }
    }
}

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Installing the CardVerify module

Using Bouncer Scan to verify cards when users add them

Instrumenting credit card forms

Logging signup and login events

Signup events