I am currently testing AVS on some test cards, according to https://docs.clover.com/docs/test-card-numbers, to test Address Verification Service (AVS) success scenarios use one of the following test card numbers with any U.S. zip code for the following cards:
Visa - 4761530001111126
Mastercard - 5204245250003294
Amex - 375186917371340
Discover - 6011000050617475
However, it always returns a "succeeded" response regardless if I use US or CANADA postcodes.
How am I suppose to get a failed/declined response?
Heres is an actual response if I use CANADA postcode H1J2N2 (VISA card - 4761530001111126)
{ "id" : "NJN7K4CDPCVZA", "amount" : 2562, "payment_method_details" : "card", "amount_refunded" : 0, "currency" : "CAD", "created" : 1700148754159, "description" : "Order placed online at www.sportira.com", "captured" : true, "ref_num" : "332000501055", "auth_code" : "OK1639", "outcome" : { "network_status" : "approved_by_network", "type" : "authorized" }, "paid" : true, "status" : "succeeded", "source" : { "id" : "clv_1TSTSKkrsUBvMkwcdhDn4qCQ", "address_line1_check" : "pass", "address_zip" : "H1J2N2", "address_zip_check" : "pass", "brand" : "VISA", "cvc_check" : "pass", "exp_month" : "11", "exp_year" : "2025", "first6" : "476153", "last4" : "1126" }, "ecomind" : "ecom" }
Here is an actual response using US postcode 10001 (DISCOVERY card- 6011000050617475)
{ "id" : "XJ5EAF5SY1PC4", "amount" : 6525, "payment_method_details" : "card", "amount_refunded" : 0, "currency" : "CAD", "created" : 1700149034824, "description" : "Order placed online at www.sportira.com", "captured" : true, "ref_num" : "332000501060", "auth_code" : "OK4769", "outcome" : { "network_status" : "approved_by_network", "type" : "authorized" }, "paid" : true, "status" : "succeeded", "source" : { "id" : "clv_1TSTSsS9zYVamarRET48C4gQ", "address_line1_check" : "pass", "address_zip" : "10001", "address_zip_check" : "pass", "brand" : "DISCOVER", "cvc_check" : "pass", "exp_month" : "11", "exp_year" : "2025", "first6" : "601100", "last4" : "7475" }, "ecomind" : "ecom" }
Any response would be greatly appreciated, and thanks in advance/