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Merchant document number. This is the government document code, such as a government-issued tax ID.

Merchant name

Merchant brand name. Note that this is different from a merchant's legal registered name. For example, Great Company as opposed to Great Company, LLC (legal entity name).

Merchant's municipal registration number

Name of contact

Email address

Postal code. This is called a zip code in the United States, but you can use other types of postal codes.

Name of the street, avenue, or primary thoroughfare of the address

Additional address details that help pinpoint the exact location, such as building, apartment, or floor

Name of the neighborhood or administrative region where the address is located

Abbreviation or full name of the state, province, or administrative division

Name of the city or municipality

Full name of the country according to international standards or local registry

Area code. The US, Canada, and certain other countries divide their telephone service into regions, which are identified by numbers called area codes. In the US, for example, area codes are 3-digit numbers.

Phone number. Parentheses and dashes are optional.

Additional area code (for additional_phone)

Number for an additional phone. Parentheses and dashes are optional.

Code for merchant category. The category is the type of business. You can use the endpoint Retrieves business categories corresponding to query parameters to get a list of business categories and their external codes.

Official seven-digit numeric code of the city according to the IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics) code table. Used only for cities in Brazil; this code is unique per city.

Internal ID used by client to reference a merchant in their domain.

Content type

Authorization token. This is a regular access token, which does not need to include an account ID.