Add support for processor/token/create endpoint #69
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@vswarte I believe this repo has been abandoned. If you would like to review the Going.Plaid library, I try to keep it updated with the latest changes every month. |
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Hmm, that is a shame as it requires some internal discussion and a review of your repository at the very least. Having @Ackara merge this PR to this repo would be the smallest lift for us. Regardless, your repo has more activity going on and more contributors so I will def bring it up. |
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Adds support for https://plaid.com/docs/api/processors/#processortokencreate
With this change this version of the Plaid.NET integration should support processor tokens as well (with exclusion of some stripe-specific behavior?)
These changes were originally made in our org's repo LN-Zap@facc05a but we'd like to become upstream so we can move back to upstream for our purposes.