Credit card declines - There is a process that any merchant taking credit card payments from customers over the web should be running on a regular basis. Cybersource has, what they refer to as a "soft decline" for error type 230, meaning the CVN (security code the customer entered is not correct). The order looks successful to the customer paying (if using Cybersource hosted order page and declines), but when you look in the EBC they are in a decline status. This is for type 230 errors only (CVN mismatch).
Most MIT Merchants are using the delivered functionality and that is, the transaction is put into an error status; therefore the transaction is "NOT SETTLED" and requires the Merchant to go in and manually settle it. MIT Merchants need to be reviewing their accounts to ensure that these types of orders are settled or the customer re-entered a valid order. If you have this type of error and are not either getting another valid order or manually settling these, then you will not receive the funds in your bank. Below are the steps you will need to incorporate into your business processes in reviewing your account to ensure your customer has been paid either with another order or you settle the order that was erroneous.
Steps to review: