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Test Your API Response MLE Key
Follow these steps to verify that your API response MLE key is working. If you
have not already created or submitted an API response MLE certificate, see the Create or
Submit a REST—API Response MLE Key section in Enable Message-Level Encryption.
- Go to the REST API Reference page in theCybersourceDeveloper Center:
- On the left navigation panel, choose an API that supports MLE. For testing purposes, you can chooseIntelligent Commerce > Intelligent Commerce Product > Enroll a Card.MLE support is indicated byRequest MLEandResponse MLEat the top of the screen.

- Choose theMLE Configurationtab.
- Enter your API response MLE key credentials in the Message Level Encryption Credentials section:
- Response encryption:Enter the key ID of your API response MLE key.This is the key ID that you saved in Step 10 in Step 4A: Create or Submit a REST—API Response MLE Key.
- Response decryption:ClickBrowseto submit your own decryption private key from your local system. Only.p12files are supported.

- ClickUpdate Credentials.
- From theSenddrop-down menu, chooseSend Request with Message Level Encryption.
- ClickSend.

- If aSuccess: HTTP Status Code: 201message displays in the Response section, your REST—API response MLE key is verified as properly configured.
