This method lets you create a PCI Booking Card Display form for displaying stored credit card data within an e-commerce site. Apply the method from the user's browser, typically in an iFrame "src" tag.
We recommend that you first review the guide for this method.
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The response of calling this method is the HTML content of the Card Capture Form itself (Click here for an example of the content). You can use the request URL either as the page URL that a customer is directed to or as the source URL of an iframe element on your page.
Access Token Vs. Session Token
Between the two options of using the Access Token or the Session Token, we would recommend using the Access Token.
Multiple Authentication Methods allowed
This method accepts multiple forms of authentication methods (Session Token and Access Token). If more than one authentication method is provided, the Session Token will take precedence.
Using Access Tokens
If you choose to use an access token for authentication, you would need to provide a second access token in the
accessToken2parameter in situations that the card includes a CVV.
The second access token will be used for the "Clear CVV" method, since PCI Booking will automatically delete the CVV after first display.