Your Plaid API `client_id`. The `client_id` is required and may be provided either in the `PLAID-CLIENT-ID` header or as part of a request body.

Your Plaid API `secret`. The `secret` is required and may be provided either in the `PLAID-SECRET` header or as part of a request body.

The Plaid User ID associated with the report.

details about the incident event.

The confidence level of the incident report. `CONFIRMED` indicates the incident has been verified and definitively occurred. `SUSPECTED` indicates the incident is believed to have occurred but has not been fully verified.

The type of incident being reported. `USER_ACCOUNT_TAKEOVER` - Indicates that a legitimate user's account was accessed or controlled by an unauthorized party. `FALSE_IDENTITY` - Indicates that a user created an account using stolen or fabricated identity information. `STOLEN_IDENTITY` - Indicates that a user created an account using identity information belonging to a real individual without their consent. `SYNTHETIC_IDENTITY` - Indicates that a user created an account using a fake or partially fabricated identity (e.g., combining real and fake information to form a new persona). `MULTIPLE_USER_ACCOUNTS` - Indicates that the same individual is operating multiple accounts in violation of policy. `SCAM_VICTIM` - Indicates that the user was tricked into authorizing or sending funds as part of a scam. `BANK_ACCOUNT_TAKEOVER` - Indicates that a user's linked bank account was accessed or misused by an unauthorized party. `BANK_CONNECTION_REVOKED` - Indicates that a linked bank account connection was revoked by the financial institution, often due to suspected misuse, fraud, or security concerns. `CARD_TESTING` - Indicates that a card was used in small or repeated transactions to test its validity. `UNAUTHORIZED_TRANSACTION` - Indicates that a transaction was made without the user's consent or authorization. `CARD_CHARGEBACK` - Indicates that a card transaction was reversed via a chargeback claim. `ACH_RETURN` - Indicates that an ACH transaction was returned or reversed by the bank. `DISPUTE` - Indicates that a user filed a dispute regarding a transaction or account activity. `FIRST_PARTY_FRAUD` - Indicates that a user intentionally misrepresented themselves or their actions for financial gain. `MISSED_PAYMENT` - Indicates that a user failed to make a required payment on time. `LOAN_STACKING` - Indicates that a user applied for or took out multiple loans simultaneously beyond their ability to repay. `MONEY_LAUNDERING` - Indicates that funds are being moved through accounts to obscure their illicit origin. `NO_FRAUD` - Indicates that an investigation determined no fraudulent activity occurred on user/event (positive label) `OTHER` - Indicates that the case involves fraud or financial risk not covered by other report types. Requires notes describing the report.

The source that identified or reported the incident. `INTERNAL_REVIEW` - Incident was identified through internal fraud investigations or review processes. `USER_SELF_REPORTED` - Incident was reported directly by the affected user. `BANK_FEEDBACK` - Incident was identified through bank feedback, including ACH returns and connection revocations. `NETWORK_FEEDBACK` - Incident was identified through card network alerts or chargebacks. `AUTOMATED_SYSTEM` - Incident was detected by automated systems such as fraud models or rule engines. `THIRD_PARTY_ALERT` - Incident was identified through external vendor or consortium alerts. `OTHER` - Incident was identified through a source not covered by other categories.

Bank account information associated with the incident.

Must be a valid ACH return code (e.g. `R01`), required if `report_type` is `ACH_RETURN`.

Additional context or details about the report, required if `report_type` is `OTHER`.