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Introduction to REST

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Set Up a JSON Web Token Message Using P12 Certificates
- 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 a JSON Web Token Message Using Shared Secret Keys
- Step 1: Sign Up for a Sandbox Account
- Step 2: Create a Shared Secret Key Pair
  - Creating a Shared Secret Key Pair
  - Merchant Account User: Create a Shared Secret Meta Key
  - Portfolio User: Create a Shared Secret Meta Key
  - Test Your 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 an HTTP Signature Message [DEPRECATING]
- Step 1: Sign Up for a Sandbox Account
- Step 2: Create a Shared Secret Key Pair
  - Creating a Shared Secret Key Pair
  - Merchant Account User: Create a Meta Key
  - Portfolio User: Create a Meta Key
  - Test Your Shared Secret Key Pair
- Step 3: Construct Messages Using HTTP Signature Security
- Step 4: Test Your Setup
- Step 5: Going Live

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Set Up a JSON Web Token Message Using P12 Certificates

To set up JSON Web Token messaging using a P12 certificate
, you must complete the tasks described in this section.

Setting Up JSON Web Token a Messaging

Sign up for a test account. See Sign Up for a Sandbox Account.

Create a P12 certificate. See Create or Submit a P12 Certificate.

Construct a message using a JSON Web Token. See Construct Messages Using JSON Web Tokens.

(Optional) Enable the optional message-level encryption (MLE) feature. See Enable Message-Level Encryption.

Go live by transitioning your sandbox account into a production account. See Going Live.

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