> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.payments.thalescloud.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.payments.thalescloud.io/tokenization/es/implement-tokenization/post-tokenization-requests/update-the-digital-card-assurance-method-e-commerce-only/cardholder-verification-flow.md).

# Flujo de verificación del titular de la tarjeta

Use este flujo para aumentar el nivel de garantía de una tarjeta digital después de **Tokenización**.

El **Solicitante de token** inicia el flujo.

La red de pagos **TSP** realiza **método de ID\&V** con el **Usuario final**.

### Flujo de alto nivel

1. El solicitante del token solicita la verificación del titular de la tarjeta para una tarjeta digital.
2. La red de pagos **TSP** ejecuta un **método de ID\&V** método con el **Usuario final**.
3. Si la verificación tiene éxito, el TSP actualiza el método de garantía.

### Resultado de una verificación exitosa

* La red de pagos **TSP** actualiza el método de garantía (nivel de garantía) vinculado a la tarjeta digital.
* Señales actualizadas pueden incluirse en solicitudes de autorización.

{% hint style="info" %}
Este es un flujo posterior a la tokenización.

Es diferente de la tokenización **autenticación de escalamiento**.

El paso adicional ocurre antes de la activación de la tarjeta digital.
{% endhint %}

Atrás: [Actualizar el método de garantía de la tarjeta digital](/tokenization/es/implement-tokenization/post-tokenization-requests/update-the-digital-card-assurance-method-e-commerce-only.md).


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