Treasury Prime has partnered with to offer our customers a seamless solution for sending ACH payments to authenticated bank accounts.
processor_token
which can be sent to Treasury Prime as part of the Counterparty object in place of account and routing numbers.
More information on using Plaid’s Treasury Prime Integration–including sample code–can be found at https://plaid.com/docs/auth/partnerships/treasury-prime/
processor_token
prior to beginning this guide.
Once you have completed the steps to authenticate your user using Plaid Link and have obtained a processor_token
, you are ready to create a Counterparty which can be used to send ACH payments to the linked account. Note in the example below that you are not required to pass an account or routing number when creating the Counterparty, just the plaid_processor_token
. When the Counterparty is created, Treasury Prime will exchange this token with Plaid to obtain the necessary details to send payments to the linked account.
processor_token
processor_token
can be used in the creation of counterparties for sending ACH payments only. The integration with Plaid does not currently support the creation of counterparties used for sending wires.
processor_token
even easier. The steps below outline the process of creating a Plaid processor_token
without requiring the integration and use of the Plaid Link component. This is useful for initial testing and prototyping while working in the Treasury Prime Developer Sandbox, but will not function in a production environment. The steps for obtaining the Plaid processor_token
and creating a Counterparty object using the Plaid and Treasury Prime sandbox environments are outlined below.
client_id
and Secret for Plaid Sandboxclient_id
and sandbox secret
from the dashboard. If you do not already have a Plaid account, you can create one here.
public_token
public_token
for access_token
account_id
processor_token
processor_token