Topic: Getting <PINCHTRNRQ> to work
Greetings,
I signed up for Direct Connect with my bank (US Bank) and got the requisite userid and password to use, and when I send a sign-on request, I get back a "15000" response -- which means I need to change my password. Does anybody know exactly how this needs to be done? Where should the <PINCHTRNRQ> go in a new request? The spec says this:
"The client sends a request to change the customer password as a separate request from the signon."
I've tried adding it as part of the <SIGNONMSGSRQV1> just after the <SIGNONRQ> and a couple other places as well, but I keep getting an Error 400 back. I assume the message I send needs to contain the OFX header and the original <SIGNONRQ>, but maybe this is wrong.
The spec's only example of using <PINCHTRNRQ> doesn't provide enough context to know exactly where the pin-change request needs to go (or what goes with it) to get around this error.
Any help greatly appreciated.