To start the process, you need to request a token migration from your current service provider. There'll be a lot of sensitive data to transfer, so put us in touch with them and we can securely arrange the data move for you.
If Checkout.com hosts the Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), then our integration team will:
forward the necessary files to you
provide instructions on how to understand and use the files
If Checkout.com does not host the SFTP, then you will need to give us your public SSH-RSA Key in OpenSSH format.
We will provide your current service provider with the minimum required fields for a successful migration. A secure SFTP channel will then be created, between us and your service provider, and either:
a. we will grant access for the service provider to transfer the data, orb. the service provider will grant us access to the file
In both scenarios, your service provider will use the Checkout.com public key to encrypt the files.
An access_token is a token used to make API requests related to a specific Item. You will typically obtain an access_token by calling /item/public_token/exchange .
Token migration is the process of transferring card numbers from an existing provider to Yuno's secure vault. During this process, a new token is generated for each card, ensuring seamless continuity and security for payment processing.
So you're asked to share your banking information and alarm bells in your head start ringing — as they should! The good news, though, is that, if the financial app you're using is powered by Plaid, it's safe to use.
An ID token contains the identity information about the authenticated users, and it is intended to be consumed by the front-end application. On the other hand, an access token represents a ticket with permission to consume an API.
An access token is a compact digital artifact, typically in the form of a JSON Web Token (JWT), that grants permissions to a user (the resource owner) to access certain resources. These tokens act as an electronic key, ensuring that the user has the correct permissions to access the data they are requesting.
What is a bank token? A bank token can be an easy-to-use device such as a hardware token, like a key fob, USB key, or a smart card. It can also be a soft token, such as a standalone authentication app from an app store, that is installed on a mobile device or integrated into a mobile banking application.
We collect the data to power the services you've chosen and, when requested, securely share it with the app you're using and establish a secure connection that you control. We only share personal financial information with a consumer's permission.
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