accountNumber
) and expiration date (expirationDate
) to provision a network token, we recommend also providing the card’s CVV2 value if possible, as this gives the issuer more context when authorizing the token’s creation.
metadata
value for a PAN, that same value will be returned in the response for all API calls associated with that PAN’s token.
expirationDate
object returned from the /tokenize response is the expiration date of the token, not the underlying PAN
suspended
tokens to resume. That being said, you can still test the call using test PANs, and the response will always return a status of active
.assets
array, indicating the card has card art you can request the file for.
assets
section of the /account response is populated, you can make a request for those assets from the /assets endpoint. For Visa cards, the response will be for the actual image data, presented as a base64 encoded string; for Mastercard cards, it will be a URL to the card image file.