Update secure token
Use this method to partially update a secure token. Structure your request to follow the RFC 6902 standard.
To update a secure token, you need its secureTokenId, which you sent in the request of the Create Secure Token method.
Note: If you don’t have the secureTokenId, use our List Secure Tokens method to search for the payment.
You can update all of the properties of the secure token, except the following:
- processingTerminalId
- type
- token
- status
- source/Card
- type
- cardNumber
- cardType
- currency
- debit
- surcharging
- source/ACH account
- accountNumber
- routingNumber
- source/PAD account
- type
- accountNumber
- transitNumber
Path parameters
Headers
Bearer authentication of the form Bearer <token>, where token is your auth token.
Unique identifier that you generate for each request. You must use the UUID v4 format for the identifier. For more information about the idempotency key, go to Idempotency.
Request
Response
Token that the merchant can use in future transactions to represent the customer’s payment details. The token:
- Begins with the six-digit identification number 296753.
- Contains up to 12 digits.
- Contains a single check digit that we calculate using the Luhn algorithm.
Outcome of a security check on the status of the customer’s payment card or bank account.
Note: Depending on the merchant’s account settings, this feature may be unavailable.
Indicates how the merchant can use the customer’s card details, as agreed by the customer:
unscheduled
- Transactions for a fixed or variable amount that are run at a certain pre-defined event.recurring
- Transactions for a fixed amount that are run at regular intervals, for example, monthly. Recurring transactions don’t have a fixed duration and run until the customer cancels the agreement.installment
- Transactions for a fixed amount that are run at regular intervals, for example, monthly. Installment transactions have a fixed duration.