Similar to your embossing configuration, you need to personalize the card reissuing configuration and process for your brand as every brand has different reissue reasons and associated costs. After setting up your card program, meet with your Pismo representative to configure this.

You can call the following card API endpoints to view your reissuing configuration and reissue a card:

• Get card reissue reasons—Issuer-defined card reissue reasons and actions
• Reissue card—Reissue a card. Reissuing a physical card initiates the embossing process.

Transferring PIN, tokens, and PAN when a card is reissued

When creating or reissuing a Pismo card, a new PAN and PIN are generated randomly. For a new card's PIN to be the same as the old card's, you must manually change the new card's password to the old card's password.

To transfer a card's password (PIN):

1. Call Get card password to get the old card's password.
2. Call Change card password to update the new card's password to the old card's password.

To transfer a card's tokens:

1. Set the update_tokens parameter to true when you call Reissue card .
2. Alternatively, reissue the card and then call Transfer card tokens .

There currently is no way to transfer a card's PAN to a reissued card.

Card reissue scenarios and statuses

Scenario 1 - physical:

1. Card created (CREATED) and activated (NORMAL)
2. Card reissued with must_block = true(CANCELLED). (The reissue reason object contains the must_block field).
3. New card created (CREATED) and activated (NORMAL)

Scenario 2 - physical:

1. Card created (CREATED) and activated (NORMAL)
2. Card reissued with must_block = false(REISSUED)
3. New card created (CREATED) and activated (NORMAL)
4. Old card cancelled (REISSUED > CANCELLED)

Scenario 3 - virtual:

1. Card created and activated automatically (NORMAL)
2. Card reissued with must_block = true or must_block = false(CANCELLED). (The must_block flag is a field in the reissue reason object.)
3. New card created (CREATED) and activated (NORMAL)

Scenario 4 - physical:

1. Card created (CREATED) and activated (NORMAL)
2. Card terminated (for example, THEFT)
3. Card reissued
4. New card created (CREATED) and activated (NORMAL)
5. Old card stays with the same status (THEFT)

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Reissuing card to a noname card

You can use the Associate noname card with customer endpoint to reissue a card to a noname card as long as that noname card has not previously been associated and still has an UNBOUND status.

Mastercard automatic card reissue updates

This service is offered in partnership with Mastercard to simplify a customer's life. When a new customer card number is issued, it is automatically updated on the various websites, applications, and digital services where the customer already has a record with the old card.