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===== This one must sound regulatory-aligned: ===== <syntaxhighlight>Subject: Request for API Sandbox Access for Card Issuing / Wallet Provisioning Tests Hello Investec Developer Relations, I am conducting a controlled integration study to validate: β’ Virtual card issuance lifecycle, β’ Google Wallet / network token provisioning, β’ Transaction authorization & settlement event handling. I would like: # Access to the Investec API sandbox environment. # Example transaction lifecycle events (auth β capture β reversal). # Guidance on card provisioning profiles supported by Investec (tokenization rails, BIN suitability, network restrictions). Testing is strictly non-production and will follow PCI-DSS, network tokenization, and strong SCA principles. Sincerely, John Patrick Oldfield </syntaxhighlight> === <syntaxhighlight>Security & Testing Compliance Notes: === β’ All testing is non-production. β’ No real card PANs will be transmitted; virtual cards and network tokens only. β’ Wallet provisioning and tokenization adhere to PCI-DSS SAQ-A scope. β’ Settlement and ledger reconciliation modeling follows standard issuer β processor β merchant flows. β’ No consumer data or merchant revenue impact will occur. β’ We are prepared to sign NDA or Developer Evaluation Agreements if required. </syntaxhighlight>
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