API Overview

Getting Started with REST Developer Guide
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Introduction

How to Set Up REST

Set Up JWT Message Using P12 Certificate
- Step 1: Sign Up for a Sandbox Account
- Step 2: Create or Submit a P12 Certificate
- Step 3: Construct Messages Using JSON Web Tokens
- Step 4: Enable Message-Level Encryption
- Step 5: Test Your Setup
- Step 6: Going Live

Set Up JWT Message Using Shared Secret Key Pair
- Step 1: Sign Up for a Sandbox Account
- Step 2: Create a Shared Secret Key Pair
- Step 3: Construct Messages Using JSON Web Tokens
- Step 4: Enable Message-Level Encryption
- Step 5: Test Your Setup
- Step 6: Going Live

Set Up JWT Message Using REST SDK
- Step 1: Sign Up for a Sandbox Account
- Step 2: Create Security Key
  - Create P12 Certificate
  - Create Shared Secret Key Pair
- Step 3: Create REST–API Response Key
- Step 4: Install REST SDK
- Step 5: Test Your Setup
- Step 6: Going Live

Set Up HTTP Signature Message [DEPRECATING]
- Step 1: Sign Up for a Sandbox Account
- Step 2: Create a Shared Secret Key Pair
- Step 3: Construct Messages Using HTTP Signature Security
- Step 4: Test Your Setup
- Step 5: Going Live

VISA Platform Connect: Specifications and Conditions for Resellers/Partners

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Test Your Setup

You can send a test API request to validate that your account, API key, HTTP headers, and HTTP message body are working as intended.

Cybersource recommends that you test and verify that your payment system can securely send and receive REST API messages before transitioning to a production account. Use the test examples provided in this section to test your set up. You should also test any additional API requests that you will use in your live environment.

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