API Overview

Token Management Service Developer Guide
- Recent Revisions to This Document
- TERMS OF USE APPLICABLE TO CARD NETWORK TOKENS

Introduction to the Token Management Service
- Types of Tokens
  - Instrument Identifier Tokens
  - Customer Tokens
  - Shipping Address Tokens
  - Payment Instrument Tokens
  - Network Tokens

Token Management Service Workflows
- PAN Tokenization Process Using TMS
- Network Token Tokenization Process
- Push Provisioning Process
- Network Token Provisioning for Merchants
- Network Token CIT for Merchants
- Network Token MIT for Merchants
- Network Token Provisioning for Partners
- Network Token CIT for Partners
- Network Token MIT for Partners

Requesting the Token Management Service API
- HTTP Response Headers
- Case Sensitivity
- Metadata
- Patching Considerations
  - Pagination
- Test Card Numbers

Token Management Service Onboarding
- Merchant ID Hierarchy
- Merchant ID Registration
- Portfolio MIDs for Partners
- Token Vault Management
  - Configure the Token Vault Settings Using the Smartpay Fuse Portal
  - Configure the Token Vault Access Using the Smartpay Fuse Portal
  - Configure Network Tokenization Using the Smartpay Fuse Portal
- Message-Level Encryption Keys
  - Creating a Message-Level Encryption Key

Network Tokenization
- Network Token Enablement
- Network Token Onboarding—Partner Model
- Network Token Life-Cycle Management
- Network Token Life-Cycle Management Reports
- Manage Webhook Subscriptions
  - Create a Digital Signature Key
  - Create Webhook Subscription
  - Retrieve the Details of a Webhook Subscription
  - Update Webhook Subscription
  - Delete Webhook Subscription
  - Network Token Life-Cycle Management Notification Examples
- Token Requestor IDs

Network Tokens
- Authorize a Payment While Ignoring Network Token
- Update Merchant-Initiated Transaction Authorization Options
- Provision a Network Token for a Card Number
- Provision a Network Token for an Existing Instrument Identifier
- Provision a Network Token for a Customer
- Provision a Network Token for a Token
- Retrieve a Standalone Network Token
- Delete a Standalone Network Token
- Retrieve Network Token Payment Credentials
- Retrieve Network Token AFT Payment Credentials
- Provision a Network Token with Push Provisioning
- Simulate Life-Cycle Management Events
  - Available Fields for Simulating Life-Cycle Management Events
  - REST Example: Simulating Life-Cycle Management Events
- Network Token Provision Failures

Create Multiple Tokens

Instrument Identifier Tokens
- Manage Instrument Identifier Tokens
  - Create an Instrument Identifier
  - Create an Instrument Identifier for Enrollable Network Tokens
  - Create an Instrument Identifier and Network Token Using EMV Tags
  - Retrieve an Instrument Identifier
  - Update an Instrument Identifier
  - Retrieve an Instrument Identifier's Payment Instruments
  - Retrieve an Instrument Identifier with an Unmasked Card Number
  - Delete an Instrument Identifier
- Payments with Instrument Identifier Tokens
  - Create an Instrument Identifier Token with Validated Payment Details
  - Authorize a Payment with an Instrument Identifier
  - Making a Credit with an Instrument Identifier

Payment Instrument Tokens
- Manage Payment Instrument Tokens
  - Create a Payment Instrument
  - Retrieve a Payment Instrument
  - Find Payment Instruments by Card Number
  - Retrieve a Payment Instrument with an Unmasked Card Number
  - Update a Payment Instrument
  - Delete a Payment Instrument
- Payments with Payment Instrument Tokens
  - Authorizing a Payment with a Payment Instrument
  - Making a Credit with a Payment Instrument

Customer Tokens
- Manage Customer Tokens
  - Create a Customer
  - Retrieve a Customer
  - Update a Customer
  - Delete a Customer
  - Retrieve a Customer's Default Payment with an Unmasked Card Number
  - Retrieve a Customer's Default Payment and Shipping Details
- Payments with Customer Tokens
  - Create a Customer Token with Validated Payment Details
  - Authorizing a Payment with a Customer Token
  - Making a Credit with a Customer Token
- Shipping Address Tokens
  - Manage Shipping Address Tokens
  - Create a Customer Shipping Address
  - Add a Default Shipping Address
  - Add a Non-Default Shipping Address
  - Change a Default Shipping Address
  - Retrieve a Customer Shipping Address
  - Retrieve All Customer Shipping Addresses
  - Update a Customer Shipping Address
  - Delete a Customer Shipping Address
  - Payments with Shipping Address Tokens
  - Authorizing a Payment with a Non-Default Shipping Address
- Customer Payment Instruments
  - Manage Customer Payment Instruments
    - Create a Customer Payment Instrument
    - Add a Default Payment Instrument Using Instrument Identifier
    - Add a Default Payment Instrument with Validated Payment
    - Add a Non-Default Payment Instrument Using Instrument Identifier
    - Add a Non-Default Payment Instrument with Validated Payment
    - Change a Customer's Default Payment Instrument
    - Retrieve a Customer Payment Instrument
    - Retrieve a Customer Payment Instrument with an Unmasked Card Number
    - List Payment Instruments for a Customer
    - Update a Customer Payment Instrument
    - Delete a Customer Payment Instrument
  - Payments with Customer Payment Instruments
    - Authorizing a Payment with a Non-Default Payment Instrument
    - Making a Credit with a Non-Default Payment Instrument

Card Art
- Retrieve Card Art

Using Token Management Service with Wallet Apps
- Manage Tokens with Wallet Apps
  - Create a New Customer Account
  - Add a New Shipping Address
  - Edit or Delete a Shipping Address
  - Create a New Payment Instrument with the Payments API
  - Edit or Delete a Payment Method
  - Change the Default Payment Method
  - Add a New Payment Method Address
  - View Wallet
- Payments with Tokens and Wallet Apps
  - Authorize a Payment

Reference Information
- Encrypt and Decrypt Data
- HTTP Status Codes

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Simulate Life-Cycle Management Events

This section describes how to simulate network token life-cycle management events.

IMPORTANT

This feature is available only for Visa cards.

You can use the Visa Token Service (VTS) simulator to simulate life-cycle management events for network tokens. For information about network token life-cycle management, see

Prerequisites

Before you can simulate life-cycle management events, you must meet these requirements:

You must be configured for TMS. See Token Management Service Onboarding.

Network tokens must be enabled. For more information, see Network Token Enablement.

You must be enabled for the VTS simulator. To enable the VTS simulator contact your account administrator.

Endpoint

Test:

POST https://api.smartpayfuse-test.barclaycard/tms/v2/tokenized-cards/{tokenizedCardId}/issuer-life-cycle-event-simulations

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