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Interact with the Zitadel API

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Overview

This node retrieves detailed information about a specific card associated with an account. It is useful in scenarios where you need to fetch the current state or metadata of a particular card, such as checking card status, limits, or other attributes before performing further operations like transactions or audits.

Practical examples:

  • Fetching card details to display in a dashboard.
  • Validating card information before processing payments.
  • Auditing card usage or status in financial workflows.

Properties

Name Meaning
Account Id Identifier of the account
Card Id Identifier of the card to get

Output

The output contains a JSON object representing the card's details as returned by the external API. This typically includes fields such as card identifiers, status, limits, and other metadata related to the card. The exact structure depends on the API response but generally provides comprehensive information about the requested card.

No binary data output is indicated.

Dependencies

  • Requires an API key credential for authentication with the external service.
  • The node uses a base URL configured via credentials to connect to the API endpoint.
  • Depends on an OpenAPI-based client internally to perform the request.

Troubleshooting

  • Missing or invalid Account Id/Card Id: Ensure both identifiers are provided and correct; otherwise, the API will likely return an error indicating the resource was not found.
  • Authentication errors: Verify that the API key or authentication token is correctly configured in the node credentials.
  • Network or connectivity issues: Check network access to the API base URL.
  • Unexpected API responses: Confirm that the API version and endpoint have not changed.

Links and References

  • Refer to the external API documentation for detailed card object schema and supported query parameters.
  • Consult n8n documentation on setting up API credentials and using HTTP request nodes for similar integrations.

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