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Simple Detokenization

Simple Detokenization

You can detokenize any token generated by Firstoken. The detokenization process receives an array of tokens and returns the information associated with each token.

POST /v1/detokenization/simple

curl -X POST https://api.firstoken.co/v1/detokenization/simple
-H 'x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY'
-H "Content-Type: application/json"

tokens [string]

Required true

Example: ["4242424242424242", "5555557838444444"]

An array of tokens.

status_code: int

The status code represents the result of the operation that was performed. For successful transactions a code 200 is always returned for the others another code is returned.

status: string

The status is a string result that only has two possible values. "Success" or "Fail".

desc: string

The desc value represents a short description about the status code.

data: {object}

The value of the data represents a set of JSON objects of tokenized credit cards. Each object has the following attributes:

  • cards: [{object}] The wrapper object of detokenized tokens.

    • card: int

      The credit card number..

    • name: string

      The cardholder name.

    • exp: string

      The expiration date of the credit card.

    • token: string

      The token associated to the credit card.

    • status: int

      Value 1 if it was possible to detokenized the token. Value 0 if it was not possible to detokenized the token.

Example JSON Request Body
{
    "tokens": ["4242428805134242", "5555557860534444"]
}
Example JSON Response
{
    "status_code": 200,
    "status": "success",
    "desc": "Success",
    "data": {
        "cards": [
            {
                "card": "4242424242424242",
                "name": "Steve Jobs",
                "exp": "01/27",
                "token": "4242422935084242",
                "status": 1
            },
            {
                "card": "5555555555554444",
                "name": "Bill Gates",
                "exp": "10/28",
                "token": "5555557860534444",
                "status": 1
            }
        ]
    }
}

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