Create payment using a card token

Create a transaction using a previously tokenized card.

TLID Mastercard

The Transaction Link Identifier (TLID), sent and returned in the TransactionLinkId field, is a unique identifier generated by the Mastercard card brand during a CIT transaction, used to link the related MIT transactions. The TLID applies to the Zero Auth response (response only) and to credit card, debit card, and merchant recurrence transactions.

For Mastercard, send IssuerTransactionId and TransactionLinkId together in MIT transactions: both parameters are mandatory.

PhaseDescription
Phase 1Current. TransactionLinkId returning in the responses of card validation by Zero Auth, credit card payment creation, debit card payment creation, and in the query by PaymentId.
Phase 2Mandatory sending of the TransactionLinkId in the request (MIT) starting October 23, 2026.

Scheduled recurrence: in subsequent transactions, the IssuerTransactionId and TransactionLinkId fields are sent automatically.

See more details in Card Brand Identifiers.

Body Params
string

Order identification number. Warning: Allowed characters are a-z, A-Z, 0-9. Special characters and blank spaces are not allowed. Size: 20.

Customer
object
Payment
object
Headers
string
required
Defaults to 8937bd5b-9796-494d-9fe5-f76b3e4da633

Store identifier in API E-commerce Cielo. Size: 36. This documentation provides a default MerchantId to allow testing in the sandbox, but you can also provide the enabled MerchantId during the deployment process.

string
required
Defaults to XKGHUBSBKIRXKAVPSKWLVXYCLVJUGTNZLIHPUSYV

Public Key for Double Authentication in API E-commerce Cielo. Size: 40. This documentation provides a default MerchantKey to allow testing in the sandbox, but you can also provide the enabled MerchantKey during the deployment process.

string

Request Identifier, used when the merchant uses different servers for each GET/POST/PUT. Size: 36.

Response

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