API Overview

Account Updater
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Introduction to Account Updater
- Tokenization
  - Token Harvest Updates
  - Token Selective Batch Updates
- Storing PANs
- Enabling Account Updater
  - Smartpay Fuse Portal Permissions
- Terms of Use

Token Updates
- Token Harvest
- Token Batch Updates
  - Submitting Visa and Mastercard One-Time Updates
  - Registering Tokens for American Express Daily Updates
  - Batch Creation Request Examples
  - Batch Creation Response Examples
  - Retrieving Batch Status
    - Visa and Mastercard One-Time Updates
    - One-Time Batch Update Response
    - Customer Token Batch Report Responses
  - American Express Daily and Token Harvest Update Reports
  - Retrieving a Batch with a Batch ID
  - American Express Daily Updates

PAN Updates
- Creating Security Keys
  - Authentication Key
  - PGP Public/Private Key
- Formatting a Request File
  - Request Header Record
  - Request Detail Record
  - Request Footer Record
  - Request File Examples
- Uploading a Request File
- Email Notification
- Viewing the Status of a Batch File
- Downloading a Response File
- Response File Records
  - Response Header Record
  - Response Detail Record
  - Response Footer Record
  - Response File Examples

Testing
- American Express Test Card Numbers
- Mastercard Test Card Numbers
- Visa Test Card Numbers

API Fields
- Request Fields
- Response Fields

PAN Upload Response Codes and Reason Codes

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PAN Updates

IMPORTANT

You must enroll in Account Updater and comply with the Terms of Use. See Terms of Use.

After the syntax of the request file is validated, Barclays begins processing the file.

Account Updater files are processed once per day. You can expect your response file to be available 24 to 48 hours after you submit your request file. Barclays recommends that you send your Account Updater request file 3 to 5 days before your billing cycle starts to ensure that your file completes processing and that you have enough time to update your data store.

Responses from Visa and Mastercard are consolidated and returned in an encrypted response file. See Response File Records.

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