There is a slight issue I am facing. Whenever I input a new transfer of 269 euros with the bank account number BE072750044-35066, a confirmation code is required. The code to be entered is 350269.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/YVkPc.png
The digits 350 correspond to the last 5 numbers of the bank account -> BE072750044-35066.
And the 269 indicates the amount for the new transfer.
For instance, if the transfer amount was 350 euros, then we would have 350350.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/VWISv.png
However, a challenge arises in case the bank account includes a letter at the end like FR5940802053780006178110K61.
The concern is that it retrieves 10K269, whereas the user must only enter numerical values on the digipass.
How can this issue be resolved for the user?
https://i.stack.imgur.com/op13P.png
getTokenTwoAdd(nt) {
var partOne, partTwo, absoluteAmount;
partOne = (nt.iban.substr(nt.iban.length - 5)).substring(0, 3);
absoluteAmount = Math.abs(nt.amount);
absoluteAmount = parseInt(absoluteAmount);
partTwo = ((absoluteAmount < 100) ? this.helpers.addLeadingZeroesLeft(absoluteAmount, 3) : absoluteAmount) + "";
partTwo = partTwo.substring(0, 3);
console.log("Iban number, slice => " + partOne);
console.log("Iban number => " + nt.iban);
console.log("Amount => " + absoluteAmount);
return partOne + partTwo;
}
The variable partOne denotes the bank account number slice
The variable nt.iban represents the account bank number
The variable absoluteAmount signifies the transfer amount