Fraud Management Filter (FMF) details applied for the payment that could result in accept, deny, or pending action. Returned in a payment response only if the merchant has enabled FMF in the profile settings and one of the fraud filters was triggered based on those settings. See Fraud Management Filters Summary for more information.
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/**
* @depends testSerializationDeserialization
* @param Authorization $obj
*/
public function testGetters($obj)
{
$this->assertEquals($obj->getId(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getAmount(), AmountTest::getObject());
$this->assertEquals($obj->getPaymentMode(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getState(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getReasonCode(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getPendingReason(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getProtectionEligibility(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getProtectionEligibilityType(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getFmfDetails(), FmfDetailsTest::getObject());
$this->assertEquals($obj->getParentPayment(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getValidUntil(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getCreateTime(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getUpdateTime(), "TestSample");
$this->assertEquals($obj->getLinks(), LinksTest::getObject());
}
