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Why use MaxMind's APIs?
- Save time. Call API code instead of writing your own HTTP calling and
parsing code
- Built in support for automatic failover to the backup server in case the primary server goes down
- PHP, Java and Perl APIs are Open Source and free to use
PHP, Java, Perl, ASP and ColdFusion APIs
Download APIs
for MaxMind Credit Card Fraud Detection service. The license key required
by the APIs is available for registered users.
The ASP, .NET API, MS SQL and ColdFusion APIs are unsupported. The use of the .NET API is not recommended,
due to the fact that it throws a fatal error if the city is not found, and does not support
some of the newer input and output fields. For .NET we recommend using our HTTP or SOAP interface.
We do have full support
for the PHP, Java and Perl APIs.
Documentation
The input and output fields
are documented on our website. Each one of the APIs includes
an example program that can be modified for your setup.
Updates
October 4th, 2007
Version 1.46 of PHP, Java and Perl APIs released,
replaced www.maxmind.com and www2.maxmind.com with minfraud1.maxmind.com and minfraud2.maxmind.com
October 3rd, 2006
Version 1.43 of PHP, Java and Perl APIs released,
adds support for usernameMD5 and passwordMD5 input fields.
March 21st, 2006
MS-SQL minFraud API is now available,
thanks to Shaun Hawkes.
August 8th, 2005
Version 1.4 of PHP, Java and Perl APIs released,
adds support for Telephone Verification
and shipForward input fields.
We have improved performance and
reliability by making the usage of DNS optional. The APIs
now use the POST method which fixes a bug where the GET
method truncated long query strings.
June 14th, 2005 - ColdFusion Custom Tag now
available, thanks to TollFreeForwarding.com for the
contribution.
February 9th, 2005 Version 1.3 of PHP, Java and Perl APIs released,
adds support for requested_type, forwardedIP, emailMD5, shipAddr, txnID and sessionID input
fields.
August 17th, 2004 - ASP minFraud API now
available, thanks to Shaun Hawkes for the contribution.
August
12th, 2004 - .NET minFraud
API now available, thanks to Samuel Stimpson for the contribution.
July 2nd, 2004 - Version 1.2 of APIs
released, adds support for binName, binPhone and custPhone input
fields.
June 8th, 2004 - Updated version of
PHP API released, contains bug fix for using SSL mode. If you
got a SSL error you should upgrade to 1.1.
May 27th, 2004 - Updated version of
PHP API released, contains bug fixes for cities with spaces and
PHP compiled with Curl. All PHP users should upgrade from 1.0
to 1.0b.
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