This feature is designed for merchants who want to support:

Card-on-file payments
Tokenised transactions
Subscriptions and recurring billing
Faster repeat checkouts
Secure customer payment profiles

Super Wallet handles sensitive card data securely and returns tokens that can be safely stored and used for future charges.

Start Here

Run all Super Wallet requests in Postman and explore payloads, responses, and example flows.

Super Wallet API Collection (Postman)

Explore and test all Super Wallet endpoints, including account creation, card storage, subscription tokens, charges, transactions, and card management.

Super Wallet Workflow

Follow this step-by-step workflow to onboard customers into Super Wallet, save payment methods, generate subscription tokens, charge stored cards, retrieve transactions, and manage card lifecycle operations using the DPO Pay v6 API.

What you can do with Super Wallet

Using the Super Wallet APIs, you can:

Create customer wallet accounts
Add and delete cards linked to a customer
Generate charge tokens for stored cards
Retrieve subscription tokens
Charge customers using tokens (including recurring charges)
Pull account details
Retrieve transaction history

Common use cases

Saving a customer’s card for future purchases
Enabling one-click checkout
Implementing subscription billing
Charging customers on a schedule
Reducing PCI scope by using tokenised payments
Managing customer payment profiles programmatically

Typical flow

A common Super Wallet integration follows this pattern:

Create Account – create a wallet profile for the customer
Add Card – securely store the customer’s card
Generate Token – obtain a charge or subscription token
Charge Token – process payments using the stored token
Manage Wallet – retrieve transactions or remove cards when required

flowchart TD
    A[Start] --> B[Create account]
    B --> C[Add card]
    C --> D{Token needed}

    D --> E[Create charge token]
    D --> F[Create subscription token]

    E --> G[Charge token]
    F --> H[Charge token recurrent]

    G --> I[Get transactions]
    H --> I

    I --> J{Manage wallet}

    J --> K[Pull account]
    J --> L[Delete card]
    J --> C

    K --> M[End]
    L --> M

Security note (optional callout)

Card details are never reused directly after storage. All future transactions are performed using tokens, reducing exposure to sensitive data and improving compliance with security standards.

If you’d like, I can also provide:

A short 1–2 sentence description version (like you used for xPay), or
A “Before you begin” section (auth requirements, PCI notes, prerequisites), or
A small diagram / flow outline for the wallet lifecycle.