IBAN Check States

The IbanCheckState table stores account-level info used to track the progress of international bank account checks associated with each account. This table contains Boolean fields that indicate the current status of the check, as well as any additional information required to complete the process. This table is typically used in conjunction with the Account table.

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The IbanCheckStateId field is used as the primary key for the IbanCheckState table, and is used to identify records within the table. It is an alphanumeric field of type nvarchar, with a maximum length of 128 characters.

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The IbanCheckState table stores the data about the verification state of an International Bank Account Number (IBAN). The Description field of type nvarchar is a maximum of 400 characters in length and is used to provide a brief explanation about the state of the IBAN.

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IbanCheckState.ResponseCode is a nvarchar field that stores a response code generated by the IbanCheckState table. This code can be used to determine the status of a transaction and indicate if it was successful or not.

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BadgeId is a nvarchar field of maximum length 32 in the IbanCheckState table. It holds a unique identifier associated with the user or device attempting an identity check.

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The Final field in the IbanCheckState table is a bit data type that indicates whether the checking process is complete or not. If the value is set to 1 (True) then the checking process is complete, whereas a 0 (False) value indicates the process is still pending.

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