Repeat customers
Let returning customers pay without entering the same card details every time.
DimePay Card Tokenization
Turn card details into secure payment tokens, connect them to customer profiles, and make authorized repeat payments simpler.
Customers
Saved payment method
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Token
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Select a customer to preview a saved payment method.
Ready when customers return
Let returning customers pay without entering the same card details every time.
Link a saved payment method to an approved recurring plan and charge on schedule.
Apply a saved card to an invoice when the customer has authorized the payment.
Use payment tokens in your own approved checkout or billing workflow through DimePay integrations.
How tokenization works
The token stands in for the card details, so your payment workflows can recognize a saved method without passing the raw number through everyday operations.
Collect the payment method through a DimePay checkout or approved payment flow.
The card details are represented by a secure token for future authorized transactions.
Select the customer and saved method when taking an approved repeat or scheduled payment.
Connected to the customer
Keep payment references organized with the customer, history, and billing workflow your team already uses.
Sensitive card details are replaced with a reference that works only within the intended payment environment.
Keep contact details, saved payment methods, invoices, and payment activity connected to the right customer.
Keep sensitive payment actions behind the appropriate account access and business permissions.
Reuse an authorized payment method for faster follow-up purchases, invoices, or scheduled charges.
Review prior transactions and linked billing activity from the customer relationship they belong to.
Tokenization reduces the need for your team and systems to work directly with raw card details.
One connected record
Bring the information your team needs into one clear customer view, while keeping raw card details out of routine handling.
Frequently asked questions
Card tokenization replaces sensitive card information with a unique reference called a token. The token can be used for an approved payment flow without exposing the original card number to your everyday business systems.
A token is designed for its specific payment environment and is not a reusable copy of the card number. It has no useful payment value on its own outside the intended system.
Depending on your DimePay setup, a saved method can support repeat purchases, invoices, recurring payments, and approved connected billing experiences.
Yes. A saved method should only be used with the customer's authorization. Customers can provide a new payment method when needed, and businesses should follow their agreed billing terms.
Give returning customers a quicker way to pay while keeping sensitive card details out of your team's daily workflow.