PaymentMethodResponse

The ID of the payment method

The type of the payment method.

The sub type of the associated payment method. For card based payments, this will contain the name of the scheme, such as Visa or Mastercard. The card scheme name formatted with a uppercase starting character. For non-card based payments the field vary depending on the requirements of the payment method.

The merchant customer id that created the payment method.

The expiration date of the associated payment method.
Although payment cards are specified by a month and year (MM/YY), this value is returned as a full date (YYYY-MM-DD) representing the last day of the expiration month. Example: "2030-05-31" for a card expiring in May 2030.

The time of creation

A cardholder friendly text to help the customer identify the card. For card based payments, this will contain a masked version of the card number.

The masked account number of the paying card. If the transaction is token based, like ApplePay, this will instead contain the TAN (Token PAN).

The month the card expires in. A card expires at the end of the month.

The year the card expires in.

The "Primary Account Reference" is a unique non-sensitive reference to the specific card. This will have the same value for any payment made with the same card even across wallets such as ApplePay. This can be used for loyalty systems or fraud prevention systems which needs to uniquely identify cards. The value is not always available. Availability depends on the used acquirer.

The name of the card issuer (Bank)

The network scheme such as Visa and Mastercard of the card

The alpha-2 code of the country the card was issued in

The customer segment the card is issued to. This can be used to identify consumer vs business cards.

The type of funding behind payments made from the card. This can be used identify debit vs credit cards.