Using Issuer Tokens

This scenario is applicable if you wanted to collect payments using issuer tokens.

HTTP Method: POST

Environment

Applicable scenarios

  • Merchant has the card token, trMerchantId, tokenReferenceId, and the last four digits of the card 
  • The token could be created by the issuer

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Note

This scenario is applicable if you are PCI compliant and got the issuer token, trMerchantId, and tokenReferenceId and then sending the card transaction request in the form of authentication.

Additional parameters

ParameterDescriptionValue
ccvv
mandatory
varchar This parameter must contain the CVV number of the card – as entered by the customer for the transaction.
Note: If your customer is returning to your website to shop, you must fetch all the customer's stored cards from PayU, collect the CVV for the card the customer will be using to make payment and then post the CVV number to PayU.
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ccexpmon
mandatory
integer This parameter must contain the network token expiry month.10
ccexpyr
mandatory
integer This parameter must contain the network token expiry year.2022
store_card_token
mandatory
varchar This must include the issuer token generated at your end.1234 4567 2456 3566
storecard_token_type
mandatory
integer This parameter is used to specify the store card token type. For this scenario, you must include 2.2
additional_info
mandatory
varchar` This parameter will contain the additional information in the following JSON format:
{"trMerchantId":"INBANPAYUWIBPAY011","tokenReferenceId":"02ac786d-0081-4b1a-a2a6-b0755a83964c"," tokenBank":"HDFC","last4Digits":"8179"}
{"trMerchantId":"INBANPAYUWIBPAY011","tokenReferenceId":"02ac786d-0081-4b1a-a2a6-b0755a83964c","tokenBank":"HDFC","last4Digits":"8179"}

 

Response

There are no changes in the response, it will remain as it is like the existing plain card number.