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Tokenization API Documentation

Welcome to the comprehensive documentation for our Tokenization API. This guide will help you understand how to integrate and utilize our powerful tokenization services in your applications.

Overview​

Our Tokenization API provides secure methods to convert sensitive data into non-sensitive tokens while maintaining the ability to retrieve the original data when necessary. This approach significantly reduces the risk of data breaches while enabling you to maintain functionality in your applications.

Key Features​

  • Data Tokenization: Convert sensitive information into secure tokens
  • Token Management: Create, retrieve, update, and delete tokens
  • Batch Processing: Tokenize multiple data elements in a single request
  • Flexible Token Formats: Configure token formats to match your requirements
  • Secure Detokenization: Retrieve original data with proper authentication
  • Comprehensive Audit Logging: Track all tokenization and detokenization activities

Authentication​

All API requests require authentication using API keys. To obtain an API key:

  1. Register for an account on our developer portal
  2. Navigate to the API Keys section
  3. Generate a new API key
  4. Include this key in the Authorization header of all requests
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY

API Endpoints​

Our API is available in two environments:

Test Environment​

https://test-integration-api.tokenizationtr.com

Production Environment​

https://integration-api.tokenizationtr.com

Postman Collection​

To get started quickly with our API, you can download our comprehensive Postman collection that includes all available endpoints with pre-configured requests and examples.

📥 Download Postman Collection

Instructions:

  1. Click the button above to download the collection
  2. Open Postman and click "Import"
  3. Select the downloaded JSON file
  4. Import the appropriate environment file:
  5. Configure your credentials in the environment variables (clientId, clientSecret, username, password)
  6. Start making API requests!