LOGPAY Token API (1.0)

Getting started

This reference is key for your comprehensive understanding of LOGPAY Token Service.

LOGPAY's APIs make use of RESTful conventions when possible and where it makes sense. All calls use the standard HTTP verbs to express access semantics, like GET, POST, PATCH, and DELETE. Other related conventions for our API can be found in the section below.

JSON Conventions

  • Resources are addressable by a UUIDv4 id property.
  • Property names are always in snake_case.
  • The API does not support empty strings. To unset a string value, use an explicit null value instead.
  • Temporal data is encoded in ISO 8601 strings.

Authentication

API keys are supported to authenticate requests.

The keys are passed in via the HTTP header x-api-key.

curl --header 'X-API-Key: <SECRET>' \
  --request POST 'https://test.token.logpay.de/...'

The keys must be handled with care and kept secure. Never hardcode the API keys in your source code, but keep them solely on your backend systems.

API Use

Pagination

Endpoints that return lists of objects support cursor-based pagination requests. By default, the API returns up to 50 objects per API call. If the number of objects in a response from a support endpoint exceeds the default, then an integration can use pagination to request a specific set of the results and/or to limit the number of returned objects.

If an endpoint supports pagination, the response body follows this structure:

{
  "current_page": 1,
  "page_size": 50,
  "total_items": 200,
  "total_pages": 4,
  "data": [...]
}

The single pages can be requested with query parameters:

ParameterTypeDescription
limitintegerThe maximum amount of objects to be returned on a page.
pageintegerThe requested number of the page to return.

Request Errors

The API uses the standard errors to indicate the client errors on the service level.

The response payload for processing errors follows a standard format.

{
  "status": "the HTTP status code",
  "classifier": "the classifer of the error",
  "message": "interesting for humans..."
}

Business Errors

The processing errors refer to the primary functions of the LOGPAY Token Service and not necessarily to the related business logic. For example, a failed authorization due to insufficient funds will result in a 200 response, as the payment layer could successfully process the request (even though the business result is negative).

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https://test.token.logpay.de/

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Operations

Create LOGPAY Tokens

LOGPAY Tokens are powerful instrument to manage card holder data in a PCI/DSS compliant way.

Compliance as a Service

Achieve PCI / DSS compliance in almost no time using our certified managed compliance service.

No Acquirer Lock-In

Transparently use the cardholder data across all connected processors to implement a non lock-in acquiring setup.

Network Tokens

For every card which is tokenized, network-tokens can be automatically provisioned. This allows for more secure transactions, better conversion, and ultimately lower processing cost.

Operations

Token Management

All cards stored with LOGPAY can be managed via the endpoints in this section.

The CVC2 security code is only kept in an ephemeral cache for a few minutes. The API allows to manage this resource with these endpoints:

  • check if the CVC2 is still availble
  • request a new session to renew the CVC2 with our SDK
  • consume the token after a successful authorization on an external processor
Operations

Get tokens

Request

Get a list of all LOGPAY Tokens that belong to this account.

The results are grouped into pages. The caller can specify how many customers per page shall be listed (maximum is 500).

Query
limitinteger[ 1 .. 500 ]

The desired amount of records per page. The parameter defaults to 50 if it is omitted and has a maximum of 500.

pageinteger>= 1

The desired number of the page to return.

fromstring(date-time)

Return only network tokens created from this date (YYYY-MM-DD).

tostring(date-time)

Return only network tokens created up to this date (YYYY-MM-DD).

sortstring

It allows sorting the result by created_at. e.g sort=created_at+asc or sort=created_at+desc

network_token_statusstring

Requested status in list format e.g network_token_status=active or network_token_status=active,inactive

Enum"active""inactive""pending""deleted""failed""not_available"
schemestring

Requested card schemes in list format e.g scheme=VISA or scheme=VISA,MASTERCARD

Enum"VISA""Mastercard""American Express""Discover""Diners Club""JCB""UnionPay""Unknown"
business_keystring

Request tokens which the exact match of this value.

The business key is a reference of the original ID under which the cardholder data was stored on the system from which it was imported to LOGPAY.

curl -i -X GET \
  'https://test.token.logpay.de/tokens?business_key=string&from=2019-08-24T14%3A15%3A22Z&limit=1&network_token_status=active&page=1&scheme=VISA&sort=string&to=2019-08-24T14%3A15%3A22Z' \
  -H 'X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'

Responses

Success response

Bodyapplication/json
dataArray of objects
Example: [{"id":"5d6b2c9a-9b0b-4b0c-8c7d-9e9d5d7e9d5d","cardholder_name":"John Doe","card_art_url":"https://test.token.logpay.de/tokens/card-art/374c911a-8125-40eb-acb8-a26efd25f02b","created_at":"2023-10-01T00:00:00Z","expiry_month":4,"expiry_year":2033,"expires_at":"2023-10-07T00:00:00Z","issuer_identification_number":"424242","masked_account_number":"424242******4242","network_token_status":"active","scheme":"VISA"}]
paginationobject

The meta-data describing lists of data from the LOGPAY API. The pages are indexed from 1 up to the total_pages.

Example: {"current_page":1,"page_size":1,"total_items":1,"total_pages":1}
Response
application/json
{ "data": [ {} ], "pagination": { "current_page": 1, "page_size": 1, "total_items": 1, "total_pages": 1 } }

Get token details

Request

Get a LOGPAY token by its identifer.

Path
idstring(uuid)required

The ID of the LOGPAY token

curl -i -X GET \
  'https://test.token.logpay.de/tokens/{id}' \
  -H 'X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'

Responses

Success response

Bodyapplication/json
idstring(uuid)required

The ID of the LOGPAY Token

Example: "5d6b2c9a-9b0b-4b0c-8c7d-9e9d5d7e9d5d"
cardholder_namestring

The name of the owner of the card

Example: "John Doe"
card_art_urlstring

The url linking to the card art endpoint

Example: "https://test.token.logpay.de/tokens/card-art/374c911a-8125-40eb-acb8-a26efd25f02b"
created_atstring(date-time)required

The date-time the payment-method was created (following ISO 8601)

Example: "2023-10-01T00:00:00Z"
expiry_monthintegerrequired

The number of month in a year (e.g. April is 4)

Example: 4
expiry_yearintegerrequired

The year given as four digit number (e.g. 2023)

Example: 2033
expires_atstring(date-time)

The date-time when the token will expire. Applicable only for ephemeral tokens.

Example: "2023-10-07T00:00:00Z"
invalidated_atstring(date-time)

The time the LOGPAY Token was invalidated, because the underlying payment instrument was invalidated by the scheme.

issuer_identification_numberstringrequired

The issuer idenfication number (IIN) - also known as BIN

Example: "424242"
account_number_last_fourstring

Last four digits of the card number

account_number_lengthinteger

The total number of digits in the card number

masked_account_numberstringrequired

The full lenght of the card number, but masked to conform to PCI/DSS requirments

Example: "424242******4242"
bank_namestring

Issuer bank name

segmentstring

Card segment

Enum"business""consumer""commercial""other"
statusstring

The status of this LOGPAY token.

Enum"active""invalid"
typestring

Card type

Enum"credit""debit"
country_codestring

A two letter country code. ISO 3166-1 alpha-2

network_token_statusstring

The status of the associated network token.

StatusDescription
activeThe network token is active and can be used.
inactiveThe network token is inactive, which prevents using it. The reason can be for example suspended network token.
pendingA network token is currently being provisioned. As soon as this is available, the status is changed to active.
failedA network token failed to be provisioned.
deletedThe network token is deleted and cannot be used again. It is also not possible to activate the network token again.
not_availableA network token can not be provisioned with the current configuration.
Enum"active""inactive""pending""deleted""failed""not_available"
network_token_status_reasonobject
schemestringrequired

The scheme in which the card was issued

Enum"VISA""Mastercard""American Express""Discover""Diners Club""JCB""UnionPay""Unknown"
identity_and_verificationstring

The type of ID&V submitted during the creation of the LOGPAY token..

Enum"none""checked""skipped"
authentication_dataobject
supports_device_bindingboolean
business_keystring

This attribute holds the original business key under which the cardholder data was stored on the system from which it was imported to Logpay.

It can be used for reconciliation or reference purposes.

import_providerstring

The source from which the cardholder data was imported from.

The business_key attribute will refer to the original ID at this provider.

Response
application/json
{ "id": "5d6b2c9a-9b0b-4b0c-8c7d-9e9d5d7e9d5d", "cardholder_name": "John Doe", "card_art_url": "https://test.token.logpay.de/tokens/card-art/374c911a-8125-40eb-acb8-a26efd25f02b", "created_at": "2023-10-01T00:00:00Z", "expiry_month": 4, "expiry_year": 2033, "expires_at": "2023-10-07T00:00:00Z", "issuer_identification_number": "424242", "masked_account_number": "424242******4242", "network_token_status": "active", "scheme": "VISA" }

Delete a token

Request

Remove a Logpay token and all associated information (e.g. network tokens).

Warning

This operation cannot be undone.

Path
idstring(uuid)required

The ID of the LOGPAY token

curl -i -X DELETE \
  'https://test.token.logpay.de/tokens/{id}' \
  -H 'X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'

Responses

Success response (No Content)

Response
No content

Callbacks

Token Master Notification
post

Network Tokens

LOGPAY supports Network Tokens with major card schemes.

The lifecycle of network tokens is automatically managed. When activated a network token is automatically provisioned and maintained through its life-cycle.

The use of Network Tokens requires prior activation by your account manager.

Operations