For additional flexibility with real-time, recurring, and card-on-file transactions, Merchants have the ability to securely save their customers' card payment and eCheck data by creating a token. By tokenizing a customer's payment method, Merchants can schedule future card-on-file charges and create recurring payment plans.
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Tokens save the payment method while fully protecting the cardholder’s sensitive data, simplifying your PCI compliance requirements. Tokens do not expire. |
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How to Tokenize a Customer’s Payment Method
There are two ways in which a cardholder’s payment data can be saved for CoF & recurring payment transactions:
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Recurring Payments
One of the key features of tokenizing a payment method is the ability for Merchants to use it to schedule recurring payments. This solution gives a Merchant the ability to charge their customer’s tokenized payment method in their desired amount and at their desired frequency. For example, Merchants can utilize recurring payments to charge their customers a monthly fee or for billing on a subscription-based business model.
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To summarize, a plan determines the amount & frequency of a recurring payment, and customers can be added to a plan via a subscription.
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How to Submit a Card-On-File (CoF) Payment Using a Token
Once a customer’s payment method has been tokenized it can also be used by Merchants to submit CoF transactions.
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