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Create cards batch

post
https://api.dlocal.com/issuing/cards/batches

Learn how to create a batch of cards.

This endpoint allows you to order a batch of cards. It allows you to create a batch of personalized cards - with your own design - or a batch of unnominated cards also with your own design.

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In the case of unnominated cards, you can select your own warehouse and then distribute them.

Body Params
string
required

Cards batch’s country code. ISO 3166-1 alpha-2-code.

string
required

Number of existing cards in the Batch.

int32

Minimum number of cards to trigger a stock alarm to the mail informed in the customer's object.

string
required

Type of card to be issued. Enum ('NOMINATED' , 'UNNOMINATED')

string

Applies only to unnominated cards. Enum ('DLOCAL', 'MERCHANT').

string
required

Merchant reference.

contact
object
required
delivery_address
object
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