Direct commands telling the ATM whether to approve the transaction, dispense cash, or eject the card.
: Supports Remote Key Loading (RKL) using Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). This eliminates the need for manual dual-custody key entry at the physical terminal.
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: Explains how user inputs or host responses dictate the subsequent state. 2. Screen and Keyboard Definitions Direct commands telling the ATM whether to approve
: Cryptographic checksums appended to messages to prevent man-in-the-middle tampering. 6. Troubleshooting and Implementation Best Practices
When a transaction fails or an ATM goes out of service, engineers look at the NDC logs. The reference manual provides error code definitions required to interpret these logs. Hardware Status Codes (M-Status and C-Status) What or state code you are debugging The
POST /aptra/advance/ndc/v1/messageType Authorization: Bearer <token> Content-Type: application/json
A significant portion of the manual is dedicated to the syntax of NDC messages. Understanding this syntax is crucial for debugging transaction failures.
Problem: The standard NDC schema is flexible, but Aptra Advance uses proprietary product codes (e.g., BG_23KG_S1 = first bag 23kg). Manual solution: Chapter 6 includes a full and mapping tables. It shows how to retrieve a ServiceList request before offering ancillaries.