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Peer ASes and Secret are a hard requirement for session establishment, MRAI doesn't have to match.
Peer AS Number: This must exactly match the Autonomous System Number configured on the customer premises equipment (CPE/on-prem router). A mismatch causes the BGP session to fail during the OPEN exchange. Secret: If BGP authentication (TCP MD5) is enabled, the secret (password) must match on both Prisma Access and the CPE. A mismatch (or auth enabled on one side only) prevents the session from establishing. MRAI Timers control the rate of route advertisements after peering and do not affect initial BGP session establishment. Advertise Default Route Checkbox influences whether Prisma Access sends a default route to the peer but has no impact on whether the BGP peer comes up.
if the BGP is not up you should check the secret and peer as number