Get a consumer's Experian credit attributes.
Sandbox Data
When using this endpoint in the Sandbox, you can request a specific set of data by registering and requesting data for a consumer with a specific Social Security number. In this case, the trigger for specific data is the 1st digit of the Sandbox consumer's SSN. There are 4 deterministic responses, each corresponding to an SSN with 1st digit: 0
, 1
, 2
and 3
. If the 1st digit of the consumer's SSN is not in this set, the data returned will be random.
For example, you can register a Sandbox consumer with the SSN: 099-99-9999
. Then, when requesting their credit.experian.attributes
, the following data will always be returned for that consumer:
{
"data": {
"type": "credit.experian.attributes",
"attributes": {
"tradesEverDelinquent.percent": 0,
"utilizationCreditCards.percent": 46.12,
"taxLiens.count": 1,
"publicRecordBankruptcies.count": 0,
"thirdPartyCollectionsWithBalanceOver0.count": 0,
"ageOldestCreditCard.months": 38,
"openCreditCardAccounts.count": 8,
"inquiriesLast6Months.count": 1,
"creditLimitCreditCards.usd": 36500,
"missedPaymentsLast6Months.count": 0,
"missedPaymentsLast12Months.count": 1,
"missedPaymentsLast24Months.count": 3,
"openAccounts.count": 11,
"bankruptcyLast3Years.bool": false,
"currentDelinquentAccounts.count": 0
}
}
}
Note that you could have registered the consumer with an SSN of 088-88-8888
or 012-34-5678
. As long as the 1st digit of their SSN is 0
(i.e. the SSN is of the form: 0XX-XX-XXXX
) you can be certain the above data will always be returned.
See the examples below for all the possible responses that correspond with the 1st digit of a Sandbox consumer's SSN.