All Toucan subscribers can access the Network Tokens section of the Pagos Service Panel

Network tokenization is a system through which card brands (e.g. Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and Amex Direct) substitute payment card primary account numbers (PANs) and other card details in payment tokens that they share with merchants. Because these tokens are provided by the network, it provides a streamlined way to securely move payment information through the transaction lifecycle.

With the Pagos Network Tokenization API, your business can seamlessly execute a network tokenization strategy without changing anything about your current payment stack. One simple integration allows you to quickly tokenize all the cards in your vault, regardless of network, thereby increasing your transaction approval rate, decreasing fraud risk, and improving customer experiences.

You can monitor and manage your usage of the Network Tokenization API in the Network Tokens section of the Pagos Service Panel. To do so, click Network Tokens under Data Enrichment in the main navigation. This section contains the following tabs:

If you operate a platform providing network tokenization services to select merchants, you’ll also have a Merchants tab.

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Tokens

The Tokens tab provides a breakdown of the individual PANs you’ve sent to Pagos for tokenization via the Network Tokenization API. To navigate this tab:

1

Set a date range

Use the Date Range filter in the top-right corner of the page to select the time period you want to view data for.

2

Select the Platform Merchant

If you operate a platform providing network tokenization services to a variety of merchants, use the Platform Merchant drop-down to select the merchant for whom you want to view token data.

3

Review your stats

The cards across the top of the page provide the following stats:

  • Tokens Provisioned - The number of network tokens provisioned from primary account numbers
  • API Requests - The number of requests sent to the Network Tokenization API
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Review the Provisioned Network Tokens table

Each row in the table represents a token provisioned via the Network Tokenization API in the set time period, including the token status, token data (BIN, last four digits, expiration date), underlying card data (BIN and card network), and the date when the token was provisioned. Click Add Filter to filter the table for only those tokens with a specific status.

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Select a token to learn more

Click on a token to open a side panel with more details about the token and underlying PAN, including card art details when available.

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Webhooks

From the Webhooks tab, you can add and edit webhooks for token status changes and lifecycle management updates. To do so:

1

Open your webhook endpoint details

In the Network Tokenization Webhook Endpoint box, click Edit.

2

Add the Webhook URL

Paste your endpoint URL in the text box.

3

Add a Webhook Secret Key

Add or edit your own secret key, or use the suggested secret key provided if you are creating a new webhook.

If you are editing an existing webhook and leave the Webhook Secret Key field empty, the already saved Webhook Secret Key will be preserved.

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Save your changes

Click Save Webhook Endpoint.

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Networks

From the Networks tab, you can view the card networks you’re configured to provision network tokens from (American Express, Discover, Visa, and Mastercard). To enable or deactivate any networks, contact your Pagos Account Manager.

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Merchants

This tab only appears for platform merchants.

The Merchants tab includes a table listing the merchants operating within your platform. Each row contains the merchant name, primary contact, and creation date. Here, you’ll also find each merchant’s Merchant ID, used to identify individual merchants in the API headers of calls to the Network Tokenization API.