Tink Link Android SDK/com.tink.link.core.data.request.businessAccountCheck/BusinessAccountCheckCreateReport/BusinessAccountCheckCreateReport

BusinessAccountCheckCreateReport

@JvmOverloads
constructor(market: String, locale: Locale = Locale.getDefault(), sessionId: String = "", inputProvider: String = "", inputUsername: String = "", financialServicesSegments: List<FinancialServicesSegment> = listOf( FinancialServicesSegment.PERSONAL, FinancialServicesSegment.BUSINESS ), financialInstitutionId: String = "", inputGroup: String = "")

Parameters

market

The market code for which providers should be listed.

locale

Locale to be used for end-user facing text.

sessionId

Initialize Tink Link with a session to securely configure and pre-fill data in Tink Link. Learn more about using Tink Link sessions here.

inputProvider

The unique name of the provider (eg. sbab-bankid). If this is provided, the provider will be chosen for the user. If not, the user can choose the provider in a list. If the given parameter is not a valid provider, the user will see an error screen, so make sure you have the correct provider name from this endpoint.

inputUsername

Pre-fills the username field for supported providers. Providing this makes most sense if the username is a general username, valid for multiple banks (like a SSN).

financialServicesSegments

List<FinancialServicesSegment> A comma separated list of financial services segments.

financialInstitutionId

Identifier of the financial institution to preselect, otherwise the user will be presented with a list of financial institutions.

inputGroup

The groupDisplayName of a bank group (e.g. "Sparkassen"). If provided, the user skips bank selection and lands on branch selection. If the group has no branches, behaves like inputProvider. If invalid, falls back to standard bank selection.

For a detailed explanation of the parameters, please refer to the SDK reference

constructor(market: Market, locale: Locale = Locale.getDefault(), sessionId: String = "", inputProvider: String = "", inputUsername: String = "", financialServicesSegments: List<FinancialServicesSegment> = listOf( FinancialServicesSegment.PERSONAL, FinancialServicesSegment.BUSINESS ), financialInstitutionId: String = "", inputGroup: String = "")

Deprecated

Use the constructor with 'market: String' instead.