Stand-In and Online Response Differences

The main differences between a Stand-in Response and an Online Response occur in the following fields:

Field #	Field Name	Usage
3	Account Data	Online - Token for the account number (from the Fusebox response) Stand-in - If a token is used for authorization, the token is returned. Otherwise, this field contains the encrypted version of the account number.
4	Expiration Date	Stand-in - If the card was keyed, contains encrypted Expiration Date.
6	Authorization Code	Online - Approval code returned by Fusebox. Stand-in - “SN:” followed by the Serial Number of the PIN Pad.
1003	Gateway Response Code	Stand-in - “0000”
1010	Gateway Response Message	Stand-in - “*SLR STAND-IN.”
1379	EMV Receipt Field List	EMV Receipt data available for printing. Online - From Fusebox, for use on declines (see the Fusebox Integration Guide under EMV Receipts for more information). Stand-in - From Simplify (same format as online).

note

A value of “*SLR STAND-IN.” in field 1010 does not mean that Simplify has performed stand-in; it indicates that Simplify did not receive a Host Response before timing out. The POS performs Stand-in by deciding whether or not to approve the transaction locally.