Add a Card to a Profile

POST /customervault/v1/profiles/profile_id/cards

See our full API documentation for a complete description of the parameters required for the card creation request.

The Customer Vault API allows you to store multiple credit cards against your customer's profile. For billing purposes, each credit card can be associated with a different address, or all credit cards can be associated with the same billing address, depending on your business needs.

To add a credit card to a profile and associate it with the address you just created, you must use the profile ID (716adb4f-6b85-4089-ba9c-d9c0eb649cd7 in the previous example) and make a POST request to the cards endpoint of the relevant profile. The POST body contains the card information and a billingAddressId parameter containing the address ID you want to associate the card with (81ffcddf-ad82-40d2-aaa0-c4f9c376ad65 in the previous example).

Request Example

Curl

curl -X POST https://api.test.paysafe.com/customervault/v1/profiles/716adb4f-6b85-4089-ba9c-d9c0eb649cd7/cards \
-u devcentre322:B-qa2-0-53625f86-302c021476f52bdc9deab7aea876bb28762e62f92fc6712d0214736abf501e9675e55940e83ef77f5c304edc7968 \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d ' {
  "nickName":"Personal Visa",
  "holderName" : "John Smith",
  "cardNum" : "4530910000012345",
  "cardExpiry" : {
    "month" : 12,
    "year" : 2019
  },
  "billingAddressId" : "81ffcddf-ad82-40d2-aaa0-c4f9c376ad65"
 }'

Before trying the example, you should:

Replace the API key (after the -u) with the API key you have received.
Replace the profile ID and billingAddressId values with the ID values returned when you created an example profile and address respectively.

Element	Type	Required?	Description
billingAddressId	string	No	This is the ID returned when the address was created. This is the address associated with the card.
cardExpiry	object	Yes	This is the card's expiry date. The following parameters are required: month – number, length=2 year – number, length=4
cardNum	string	Yes	This is the card number.
defaultCardIndicator	boolean	No	This is the flag that marks this card as the default for the profile.
holderName	string	Yes	This is the cardholder's name.
merchantRefNum	string	No	This is the merchant's own card identification.
nickName	string	No	This is an alias for this address defined by the customer e.g., "home address".

Response Example

Json

{
  "id" : "178ae2b8-85a5-4761-b1dd-4f14ac73571b",
  "status" : "ACTIVE",
  "holderName" : "John Smith",
  "cardBin" : "453091",
  "lastDigits" : "2345",
  "cardExpiry" : {
    "month" : 12,
    "year" : 2019
  },
  "cardType" : "VI",
  "cardCategory":"CREDIT",
  "paymentToken" : "CaBP0abDKgROjYU",
  "billingAddressId" : "81ffcddf-ad82-40d2-aaa0-c4f9c376ad65",
  "defaultCardIndicator" : false
}

The response parameters not contained in the request are described below:

Element	Type	Description
id	string length<=36	This is the card ID returned in the response.
cardType	enum	This is the card brand. Possible values are AM - American Express DC - Diners Club DI - Discover MC - Mastercard VI - Visa
cardCategory	enum	This denotes the card category. Possible values are: CREDIT – Credit card DEBIT – Debit card PREPAID – Prepaid card UNKNOWN – BIN not found in database
paymentToken	string length<=50	This is a token that represents the card and is returned in the response.

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