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brittle pumice
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So we are currently creating a customer and payment method in Stripe. The guide you linked shows how to charge that card by creating a payment intent- however what we want to do is securely provide the card information to another merchant for them to place a charge against the card.
It looks like providing a network token could do this https://stripe.com/guides/understanding-benefits-of-network-tokens
Are there other types of payment tokens that could do this as well?

Businesses want secure payments that maximize conversion and improve customer experience. Stripe’s Network Tokens help meet both of those goals.

real bramble
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Do you mean that you're the payment orchestration provider, which you will send the payment method details to different accounts on Stripe?

brittle pumice
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Yes, more or less. We don't want to send card details per se, but an identifier (token?) which would allow other accounts to place a charge against the card

real bramble
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The payment method token / identifier is binded to a specific account in Stripe. The tokens can't be shared between accounts

brittle pumice
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Ah I see, thanks! Follow-up question: from the Payment tokenization guide it sounds like network tokens might be a specialized case of general payment tokens.

What other kinds of payment tokens are there, and can you share links to related guides and APIs?

Payment tokenization is a powerful way to prevent payment fraud and protect customers’ sensitive data. Here’s how it works and its benefits.

Businesses want secure payments that maximize conversion and improve customer experience. Stripe’s Network Tokens help meet both of those goals.

real bramble
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There are only two types of tokens - Stripe owned payment method IDs in the form of (pm_123) or the network tokens in the doc you shared