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Introduction

Tokenization payment refers to the process of replacing sensitive data with non-sensitive data. Merchants can replace the PAN (Primary Account Number) of the card with a unique digital string. Merchants directly use Token to initiate transactions in card payment transactions without touching sensitive information of users, which enhances transaction security.

1. Card Tokenization

Merchants can obtain Tokenization in the following scenarios:

1.1 Tokenization is returned when the user pays for the first time

Cashier Payment:

API Payment:


1.2 In subsequent payments, paymentTokenID is used instead of card information and other payment elements to initiate payment


Interface NameEndpointDescription
place an order/orderAndPayFirst-time payment users need to enter complete card information; After the payment is successful, the paymentTokenID will be notified asynchronously, and it needs to be carried when paying again
paymentTokenID inquiries/inquirePaymentTokenDetails of paymentTokenID
paymentTokenID unbinding/removePaymentTokenUnbind the paymentTokenID
asynchronous notificationnotificationNotify paymentTokenID after successful payment

2. Non-card Tokenization

Interface NameEndpointDescription
place an order/orderAndPay First-time payment users need to specify the payment method type: ONE_TOUCH and Target Organisation; After the authorization is successful, the paymentTokenID will be notified asynchronously, and it needs to be carried when paying again
paymentTokenID inquiries/inquirePaymentTokenDetails of paymentTokenID
paymentTokenID unbinding/removePaymentTokenUnbind the paymentTokenID
asynchronous notificationnotificationNotify paymentTokenID after successful payment

3. Non-card Tokenization Payment Method List

Payment Method TypeTarget OrganisationMin. AmountMax. AmountClose Time PeriodRefund SupportedPartial Refund Supported
ONE_TOUCHTRUEMONEYTHB 1THB 3000030mYN
ONE_TOUCHGCASHPHP 1PHP 10000030mYY
ONE_TOUCHTNGMYR 1MYR 500030mYY
ONE_TOUCHDANAIDR 200IDR 2000000030mYY

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