You can extend the response to the default Account GET by passing an additional request parameter, include

The following possible values are currently supported:

encryptedCardNumber

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Generating a public/private key pair for encryption of sensitive data

Information marked as Encrypted in the table above will be encrypted with a public key generated by the partner. Please use the following set of steps for generating the keyPair

1 - Generate a public and private RSA key pair

Use
openssl genrsa -des3 -out private.pem 2048

This generates a 2048-bit RSA key pair, encrypts them with a password you provide, and writes them to a file.

2 - Export the RSA Public Key to a File

Use
openssl rsa -in private.pem -outform PEM -pubout -out public.pem

The -pubout flag is important. Be sure to include it.

Open the public.pem and ensure that it starts with a -----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----. This is how you know that this file is the public key of the pair and not a private key.

The public key needs to be exchanged with PXP Financial using a secure mechanism.

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Decrypting of data

Please use PKCS1 OAEP paddings (OaepEncoding) for decrypting sensitive data with the private key.

Example:

GET https://payments.test.kalixa.com/api/v4/merchants/KalixaAcceptDEMO/users/u12312312/accounts/7d3d1fce-3b15-438f-a63d-db92ce576f57?include=encryptedCardNumber

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Note

Above GET request only works for credit card payment accounts. If the merchant has both credit and debit cards (Maestro) registered, he should either add the parameter type to get a specific payment account or the parameter typeSpecified = false to get all payment accounts for the specified paymentaccountID and specified userID.

Response:

{
    "accounts": [
        {
            "cardNumber": "************1111",
            "expiryMonth": 1,
            "expiryYear": 2099,
            "holderName": "John Doe",
            "cardToken": "6f2a7407-1e7d-480a-83de-41804aa3d00d",
            "issuerCountryCode": null,
            "issuerName": null,
            "accountFundingSource": null,
             "encryptedCardNumber": "THe5Vf4i1EcAhXbnCU75qwe3SmGi82N2rhE4lKKj+gbZE0pxcYYif94kPfaK3x98AS19UVBWBbD5QPNczo9BtKbaHQ/kg8rYZDkLOC3O9QrUTFvl7XeWAcljxyWzgvQWOZSIM5PaWgt0ce+Dak3rW4/HthY0Wc/BubXTdrtzTDnLILnHfb8zN3s+H+THbM2DhzutypgLYFwUPQRxFMFsFIwjvir5wa3AX+moDjjOnH97jt61KjPklvhC64wAk+i56jKkiUa1RyxoJVakGGMCQluhHgSTgy/JuGhjV90UaBxkREnhXNjqdgImwBUuv27+PdIesKa062+/K51K9qxq6w==",
            "id": "7d3d1fce-3b15-438f-a63d-db92ce576f57",
            "paymentAccountTypeID": 1,
            "paymentMethodID": 0
        }
    ]
}

fastFunds

Returns the information if the issuer of a particular card supports Fast Funds.
Format of fastFunds parameter in the response: boolean (true/false)

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Only "true" is returned

If the issuer of a particular card supports Fast Funds, then the fastFunds parameter will be returned as true.
If the issuer of a particular card does not support Fast Funds or the information is not available, then the fastFunds parameter will not be returned.

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Payment Method ID

If a payment method ID pmid is included in the request, the fastFunds parameter will not be returned.

Example:

GET https://payments.test.kalixa.com/api/v4/merchants/KalixaAcceptDEMO/users/u12312312/accounts/7d3d1fce-3b15-438f-a63d-db92ce576f57?include=fastFunds

Response:

{
    "accounts": [
        {
            "cardNumber": "************1111",
            "expiryMonth": 1,
            "expiryYear": 2099,
            "holderName": "John Doe",
            "cardToken": "6f2a7407-1e7d-480a-83de-41804aa3d00d",
            "issuerCountryCode": null,
            "issuerName": null,
            "accountFundingSource": null,
            "cardType": "Visa",
            "id": "7d3d1fce-3b15-438f-a63d-db92ce576f57",
            "paymentAccountTypeID": 1,
            "paymentMethodID": 0,
            "fastFunds": true       
        }
    ]
}