Visa Data Tokens

Powering hyper-personalization experiences at scale

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Empower clients to deliver AI-powered, hyper-personalized experiences to consumers

Visa Data Tokens offers both card-level and consumer-level insights, tapping into consumer purchasing behavior to generate data signals, collectively called as (“consumer DNA”). These signals help enable clients to deliver hyper-personalized consumer experiences across digital channels.

The signals include: deterministic signals (metrics based on direct, observed data), and AI signals (inferred, predictive or generative-AI signals). These signals provide a wide range of insights into the consumer’s purchasing behaviors, such as dining preferences, travel habits, and online and offline shopping behaviors.

Why Visa Data Tokens?

The signals provided by Visa Data Tokens can help you enhance the personalization experiences that you offer to your customers, leading to higher customer engagement and retention. With access to an extensive deterministic dataset, Visa Data Tokens captures valuable insights from data beyond your environment, empowering you with a broader, deeper understanding of your customers, including their shopping habits, locations, and spending amounts.

What Does it Enable?

Consent

Visa Data Tokens are enabled only after consent has been received from the consumer. The collection of this consent must be facilitated by the Client in accordance with applicable law and consent standards that may be recommended by Visa.

Consumer Control

Consumers needs to be able to provide or revoke consent for Visa Data Tokens on the Client’s platform and in accordance with applicable law and consent standards that may be recommended by Visa.

Personalization

Visa generates thousands of consumer signals that can be integrated into your flows and digital experiences.

Client Flexibility

Clients will have the flexibility to choose from the multitude of insights that are available from Visa for the Client's specific market, and that are relevant to them during the onboarding process.

How Does it Work?

Non-issuer Flow

Consumer

The consumer consents to share their spending data to receive personalized insights provided by Visa. This collection of consent is a one-time action that the consumer must be able to revoke at any time

Client (non-issuer)

Once consent has been collected, the client connects to the Visa APIs to enroll the consumer and provision a Data Token for that consumer. At any point following provisioning, the client may connect to the Visa APIs to retrieve relevant signals available in the repository.

Visa

Visa manages the provisioned Data Tokens. For consented and provisioned consumers, Visa will return the requested signals to the client.

Client (non-issuer)

The client incorporates the signals provided by Visa into their existing data management systems, as well as their personalization and recommendation algorithms to deliver an enhanced, personalized experience to their customers.

Issuer Flow

Client (Issuer)

The client connects to the Visa APIs to retrieve relevant signals available in repository.

Visa

Visa returns the requested signals to the client.

Client (Issuer)

APIs Included

Data Token APIs

Onboard clients in a single step – create a consumer, add one or more cards (identified either with the full PAN, a partial PAN or with a payment token), and provision a data token. Add and remove cards from an existing data tokens, revoke consent

Signals APIs

Fetch one or more signals for a specific consumer (identified by their associated Data Token)