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use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; use crate::client::Client; use crate::errors::Result; #[derive(Serialize)] struct CreateProcessorTokenRequest<'a> { client_id: &'a str, secret: &'a str, access_token: &'a str, account_id: &'a str, processor: &'a str, } #[derive(Deserialize, Debug, Clone)] pub struct CreateProcessorTokenResponse { /// A unique identifier for the request, which can be used for troubleshooting. This identifier, like all Plaid identifiers, is case sensitive. pub request_id: String, /// The processor_token that can then be used by the Plaid partner to make API requests pub processor_token: String, } impl Client { /// Create processor token. /// /// Used to create a token suitable for sending to one of Plaid's partners to enable integrations. Note that Stripe partnerships use bank account tokens instead; see /processor/stripe/bank_account_token/create for creating tokens for use with Stripe integrations. /// /// * `access_token` - The access token associated with the Item data is being requested for. /// * `account_id` - The account_id value obtained from the onSuccess callback in Link. /// * `processor` - The processor you are integrating with. Valid values are "achq", "check", "checkbook", "circle", "drivewealth", "dwolla", "galileo", "interactive_brokers", "modern_treasury", "ocrolus", "prime_trust", "rize", "sila_money", "unit", "velox", "vesta", "vopay", "wyre" pub async fn create_processor_token( &self, access_token: &str, account_id: &str, processor: &str, ) -> Result<CreateProcessorTokenResponse> { self.send_request( "processor/token/create", &CreateProcessorTokenRequest { client_id: &self.client_id, secret: &self.secret, access_token, account_id, processor, }, ) .await } }