Hello again :), here is the XML that the wsdl is expecting, I capture this from wireshark from another application: 
<?xml version="1 .0" encoding="UT F-8"?>
<SOAP-ENV :Envelope 
    xmlns: SOAP-ENV="http:/ /schemas.xmlsoap .org/soap/envelo pe/" 
    xmlns:ns1=" http://www.huawei.com/bme/cbsint erface/common" 
    xmlns:ns2="http:/ /www.huawei.com/bme/cbsinterface /cbs/accountmgr
+" 
    xmlns:ns3="http ://www.huawei.com/bme/cbsinterfa ce/cbs/accountmg 
+rmsg">
    <SOAP-ENV: Body>
        <ns3:PaymentRequestMsg>
            <RequestHeader>
                <ns1: CommandId>Payment</ns1:CommandId>
                <ns1:Version>1< /ns1:Version>
                <ns1:TransactionId></ns1:TransactionId>
                <ns1:SequenceId>1</ns1:SequenceId>
                <ns1:RequestType>Event</ns1:RequestType>
                <ns1:SerialNo>eTopup_193</ns1:SerialNo>
            </RequestHeader>
            <PaymentRequest>
                <ns2:SubscriberNo>123</ns2:SubscriberNo>
                <ns2:PaymentAmt>100</ns2:PaymentAmt>
                <ns2:Pay mentMode>1001</ns2:PaymentMode>
            </PaymentRequest> 
        </ns3:PaymentRequestMsg>
    </SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-E NV:Envelope>

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