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How to charge a card without tokenzising it?

Apart from clover tokenization of a card does clover provides any API to charge a card directly, because in order to use the clover tokenization, I think I have to create a app in sandbox on clover and use that for payments, but I don't want to create a app as it gets listed to clover app marketplace and I don't want that.

Pls suggest if there is other way around without creating a app.

CLover support team told me to use the Pakms key(encry key) but in order to generate that also, I have to create a app on clover.

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All cards have to be tokenized before processing. If you are a merchant or working on a one-merchant basis, you can use the merchant-generated token from Account & Setup> Ecommerce API. The public key is the PAKMS, and the private key is the OAuth/access/bearer header key. This will not require you to build an app, it will only work to access that merchant data.

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If you want to limit PCI scope, you should be using the iframe, not tokenizing via API. See the docs.

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