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The Adyen API Library for NodeJS enables you to work with Adyen APIs.

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export declare class EftDetails { /** * The bank account number (without separators). */ 'bankAccountNumber'?: string; /** * The financial institution code. */ 'bankCode'?: string; /** * The bank routing number of the account. */ 'bankLocationId'?: string; /** * The checkout attempt identifier. */ 'checkoutAttemptId'?: string; /** * The name of the bank account holder. If you submit a name with non-Latin characters, we automatically replace some of them with corresponding Latin characters to meet the FATF recommendations. For example: * χ12 is converted to ch12. * üA is converted to euA. * Peter Møller is converted to Peter Mller, because banks don\'t accept \'ø\'. After replacement, the ownerName must have at least three alphanumeric characters (A-Z, a-z, 0-9), and at least one of them must be a valid Latin character (A-Z, a-z). For example: * John17 - allowed. * J17 - allowed. * 171 - not allowed. * John-7 - allowed. > If provided details don\'t match the required format, the response returns the error message: 203 \'Invalid bank account holder name\'. */ 'ownerName'?: string; /** * This is the `recurringDetailReference` returned in the response when you created the token. * * @deprecated since Adyen Checkout API v49 * Use `storedPaymentMethodId` instead. */ 'recurringDetailReference'?: string; /** * This is the `recurringDetailReference` returned in the response when you created the token. */ 'storedPaymentMethodId'?: string; /** * **eft** */ 'type'?: EftDetails.TypeEnum; static discriminator: string | undefined; static attributeTypeMap: Array<{ name: string; baseName: string; type: string; }>; static getAttributeTypeMap(): { name: string; baseName: string; type: string; }[]; } export declare namespace EftDetails { enum TypeEnum { EftDirectdebitCa = "eft_directdebit_CA" } }