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Widget for getting tokenized bank account details

Use the widget to save bank account details with Bank 131.

How the widget operates​

You embed the widget on your website. The user enters their account details, Bank 131 stores them in its system, and returns a payout token to you.

You can save this token and use it for future payouts to the same account. This is secure.

info

You can find out information about a token using the token/info method.

Initializing the widget​

Step 1. Get a public token​

Send a request to Bank 131 to create a token (token), specifying the widget type as tokenize_widget. The response will contain your public token.

Step 2. Set up scripts and CSS styles​

Include the widget's script (JS) and styles (CSS). The URLs differ between testing and live operations:

<!-- In test environment -->
<link href="https://widget-demo.bank131.ru/bank-account-tokenizer.css" rel="stylesheet" />
<script src="https://widget-demo.bank131.ru/bank-account-tokenizer.js" defer></script>
<!-- For real operations -->
<link href="https://widget.bank131.ru/bank-account-tokenizer.css" rel="stylesheet" />
<script src="https://widget.bank131.ru/bank-account-tokenizer.js" defer></script>

After linking the script to the page, the Bank131BankAccountTokenizer class will appear in the global scope.

Step 3. Add a container​

Add a container with a unique ID to place the widget on the page:

<div id="bank131-bank-account-tokenizer"></div>

Step 4. Create an instance of the class​

Pass the public token to the Bank131BankAccountTokenizer class constructor:

const bankAccountTokenizer = new Bank131BankAccountTokenizer('public token');

You can also pass settings for widget texts and styles for the input field to the constructor:

const bankAccountTokenizer = new Bank131BankAccountTokenizer(
'public token',
{
texts: {
// Label field Account number. The default is "Account number".
bankAccountLabel: '',
// BIC field label. The default is "BIC".
bikLabel: '',
// Account linking button. The default is "Link account".
submitButtonLabel: '',
validationErrors: {
invalidBankAccount: '',
invalidBankAccountLength: '',
invalidBikLength: '',
isRequired: ''
},
},
styles: {
bankAccountTokenizer: {
// Styles for the inline input field container.
inputContainer: { background: 'cornsilk' },
// Styles for the input field.
inputField: { background: 'cornsilk' },
// Styles for the input field when focused.
inputFieldIsFocused: { background: 'white' },
// Styles for the error input field.
inputFieldIsInvalid: { background: 'red' },
// Styles for the input field placeholder.
inputFieldPlaceholder: { color: 'blue' },
},
}
);

The following key event handlers can be used:

bankAccountTokenizer.onReady = function () {
// Handler for the widget's readiness event.
};

bankAccountTokenizer.onTokenizationStart = function () {
// Event handler that occurs when the tokenization process starts.
};

bankAccountTokenizer.onTokenizationFail = function () {
// Event handler that occurs when the tokenization process fails.
};

bankAccountTokenizer.onTokenizationSuccess = function (result) {
// Event handler for the successful completion of the tokenization process.
};

Step 5. Display the widget​

Call the render() method:

bankAccountTokenizer.render();

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