Yigim Payment System VERIFIED
Clemencia Branski
If set to true then the IsReadyToPayResponse object includes an additional paymentMethodPresent property that describes the visitor's readiness to pay with one or more payment methods specified in allowedPaymentMethods.
The following example shows you how to support payment cards and Android device tokens from all supported card networks. The payment cards are tokenized for an example gateway. The request is for a payment method to charge a final amount of 12.34 United States dollars.
To retrieve payment and customer information from a payment gateway that's supported by the Google Pay API, set type to PAYMENT_GATEWAY. Define the parameters properties as described by your gateway. Typical properties include the gateway's identifier, which is issued by Google, and your gateway account ID, which is provided by the gateway.
Key Point: The Direct integration allows merchants to decrypt the Google Pay response on their servers. To qualify, you must be Payments Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) Level 1 compliant. Your servers also need to have the required infrastructure to securely handle users' payment credentials.
Third parties that supply gateway or processing services on behalf of actual merchants aren't eligible to use the Direct integration. For questions about your integration as a payment service provider, contact us.
Warning: Make sure that totalPrice matches the amount that you authorize and charge to the user. If totalPrice doesn't match the transaction amount, the transaction might be rejected. The user sees this amount in the Google Pay sheet. displayItems DisplayItem[ ] Optional All of the available charges for the current payment request. This is only populated in the payment sheet if you use Authorize Payments or Dynamic Price Updates. This field is required if you implement support for Authorize Payments or Dynamic Price Updates. totalPriceLabel string Optional Custom label for the total price within the display items. checkoutOption string Optional Affects the submit button text displayed in the Google Pay payment sheet.
- DEFAULT: Standard text applies for the given totalPriceStatus (default).
- COMPLETE_IMMEDIATE_PURCHASE: The selected payment method is charged immediately after the payer confirms their selections. This option is only available when totalPriceStatus is set to FINAL.
For example, a business with a brick-and-mortar store and an eCommerce store will have two MID numbers. eCommerce payment processing requires a different merchant account than retail processing and its affiliated account, thus two MID numbers.
The disconnection between your merchant account and payment gateway may be caused by a bad gateway configuration, bank error, outdated hardware or software, improper card configuration, or terminated merchant account. We explore each of these issues in detail below.
While an uncommon reason for this error code, it is possible for a glitch at your bank to result in a processing issue. Contact your payment processor or acquiring bank directly to determine if you are the only merchant experiencing this or if there are others. If many merchants are experiencing this error, it indicates the likelihood of bank error. Depending on the situation, the bank will either tell you to wait it out or help you fix the problem.
To improve security and user experience, payment gateways and processors update their integration methods. Confirm you are using the most reliable integration method and up-to-date software to avoid any processing errors.
Your MID number may only be configured to accept certain card networks. By default, most payment processors set gateways to accept Visa and Mastercard cards. If a customer wants to pay with non-Visa and non-Mastercard cards, like American Express or Discover, you may need to set that up. Fortunately, this has a simple fix: contact your merchant services provider and request they configure the gateway to accept the card brand.
Blagoja is a creative writer based in Skopje, North Macedonia with a penchant for research and writing. He studies English and Literature, focusing on the work of the Brontë sisters. Currently, Blagoja writes for PaymentCloud, a merchant services provider that offers hard-to-place solutions for business owners across the nation. When not working you'll catch Blagoja gaming, following payment processing trends, and smashing the patriarchy. Oh, and he can cook a mean lasagna, too!
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