Ensure your integration with the Network Tokenization API works correctly by simulating network tokenization in Test Mode.

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Step 1: Create a Pagos Account or Sign In

If you’re interested in Network Tokenization, you can try it out in Test Mode. Sign up for a Pagos account or log into your existing account, then click the environment toggle in the top-right corner; a yellow bar will appear across the top of the Pagos Service Panel to confirm you’re in Test Mode.

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Step 2: Generate Your Test Mode API Keys

In Test Mode, generate an API Key pair for the Network Tokenization API.
These API Keys are universal across Test Mode and will be used for testing both Network Tokenization and Account Updater. If you have already created an API key in Test Mode, you don’t need to create a new one.
To generate your API keys:
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Click your settings icon in the top-right corner.
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Under Developers, click API Keys.
3

Click the Action API tab.
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Under the Action API Keys header, click Create API Key to add a new key pair to your account. A side panel will open with the new Client and Private key values.
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Copy your new API key pair and store it somewhere secure. You can only view the Private key one time.
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Click I’ve Copied My Keys to confirm and exit the side panel.
This is the only time you can view this Private Key!

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Step 3: Test Provisioning a Network Token

Use our test PANs to test provisioning a network token in Test Mode.

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Step 4: Test Transacting With a Token

You can test fetching a cryptogram on the tokenRefId returned for a card you successfully tokenized. 
{
    "cryptogram": "eY1KRnm18Uawh78qUjzWeQ==",
    "token": "4552981839633026",
    "eci": "07",
    "metadata": null,
    "expirationDate": {
        "year": "2026",
        "month": "06"
    }
}

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Step 5: Test Requesting Account Data

You can test requesting account data on the tokenRefId returned for a card you successfully tokenized. The response for your /account call will include an assetId which you can then use to test the /asset call. 
{
    "cardNetworkName": "visa",
    "tokenAccount": {
        "last4": "0085",
        "expirationDate": {
            "month": "06",
            "year": "2026"
        },
        "par": "V6528353522393112220672887803"
    },
    "backgroundColor": "0xffffff",
    "foregroundColor": "0x000000",
    "labelColor": null,
    "contactName": null,
    "contactWebsite": null,
    "contactEmail": null,
    "contactNumber": null,
    "termsAndConditionsUrl": null,
    "privacyPolicyUrl": null,
    "shortDescription": "Test Visa Dark Card",
    "longDescription": null,
    "assets": [
        {
            "assetId": "522e753f-3873-4cb7-90ae-18a458dcfc6f",
            "assetData": null
        },
        {
            "assetId": "b58c78b7-32a6-4e87-80e2-b3a3b0c12a91",
            "assetData": null
        }
    ],
    "metadata": null,
    "assetStatus": "available"
}

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Step 6: Test Requesting Card Art

If the response when you request account data includes an assetId, you can use that value to test requesting card art for the associated token. The response will include either the card art image data presented as a base64 encoded string (Visa) or a URL to the card art image (Mastercard).
Amex and Discover cards don’t support card art at this time.

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Step 7: Test Requesting the Status of a Token

You can test requesting a token’s status using the tokenRefId returned for a card you successfully tokenized. The response for your /status call will include random year and month values, following the examples below: 
{
    "tokenRefId": "visa-8e9c3493ce9a2e299b7242b43254b625",
    "expirationDate": {
        "year": "2024",
        "month": "09"
    },
    "status": "active",
    "cardNetworkName": "visa",
    "panLast4": "1100"
}

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Step 8: Test Token Status Changes

Network Tokenization Test Mode is stateful, meaning all token status actions will persist for the life of a token.
Use the tokenRefId returned for a card you successfully tokenized to test the following status changes:

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Test PANs

All test PANs will pass Luhn verification checks.
VISA TEST PANPROVISIONING RESPONSE
4000000000000002Success
4000000000000010ProvisionDataExpired
4000000000000028CardVerificationFailed
4000000000000036CardNotEligible
4000000000000044CardNotAllowed
4000000000000051CardDeclined
4000000000000069ProvisionNotAllowed
4000000000000077InvalidTokenStatus
4000000000000085Success
4000000000000093Success
MASTERCARD TEST PANPROVISIONING RESPONSE
5100000000000008Success
5100000000000024CardNotEligible
5100000000000032IssuerDeclined
5100000000000040InvalidInput
5100000000000057InvalidInput
5100000000000065Success
5100000000000073Success
DISCOVER TEST PANPROVISIONING RESPONSE
6011000000000004Success
6011000000000012ProvisionDataExpired
6011000000000020CardVerificationFailed
6011000000000038CardNotEligible
6011000000000046CardNotAllowed
6011000000000053CardDeclined
6011000000000061ProvisionNotAllowed
AMEX TEST PANPROVISIONING RESPONSE
370000000000002Success
370000000000010CardMarketNotSupported
370000000000028CardNotEligible
370000000000036CardCannotBeTokenized
370000000000044IssuerNotSupported
370000000000051CardCancelled
370000000000069Success
370000000000077Success