When a card is enrolled (registered 16-digit number, also known as Primary Account Number or PAN)

• For security issues, the subscriber must enter the PAN on our secure website interface after logging in.

/card

The request payload will contain:

• The PAN (16 digits), “pan”.
• Cardholder’s first name, “firstName”.
• Cardholder’s last name, “lastName”.
• Expiration month (2 digits), “expMonth”.
• Expiration year (2 digits), “expYear”.
• The country code, “countryCode”. E.g., “USA”.

For example:

In cUrl:


curl –X POST \
URL/card/link
# all headers here, with JTW
-d ‘{\
“pan”:”4444444444441111”,\
“firstName”: “Jane”,\
“lastName”: “Doe”,\
“expMonth”: 11,\
“expYear”:2023,\
“countryCode”: “USA”\
}’


In Python


endpoint = '/card'
payload = {
'PAN': 4444444444441111,
'expMonth': 1,
'expYear': 2023,
'firstName': 'Jane',
'lastName': 'Doe',
'countryCode': 'USA',
}
headers = {
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
'Authorization': f'Bearer {JWT}',
}
resp = requests.post(
URL + endpoint,
headers=headers,
json=payload,
)


If the enrollment operation succeeds, the response message should be the following:


{
“error”: null,
“message”: “Card linked”,
“cardId”: 81348
}