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What are the fields in spreedly iframe payment form?
iFrame overview. Spreedly’s iFrame payment form is a Javscript library that provides two, Spreedly-managed, fields for collecting the credit card number and CVV (the two PCI-sensitive fields of a payment method).
When does the iframe return a tokenized payment method?
Your host page places and styles these two fields within the checkout form, and the iFrame returns a tokenized payment method to the host page when the payment method has been successfully submitted. While an invalid PAN will prevent the iFrame from returning a payment method token, an invalid CVV will not.
How to add iFrame to your checkout page?
To add iFrame to your checkout page, include the Javascript library in your host page: Then copy the following checkout form into the checkout page: This will create a very simple (and unstyled) payment form. However, the payment form will not yet contain the number or CVV fields nor will it be functional.
What is the version number of spreedly iframe?
Spreedly iFrame is versioned by major numerical, e.g., v1. Backwards- incompatible new features will cause the major version number to increment and will only be deployed if you update the script reference on your checkout page (meaning you choose when to accept major upgrades).
What happens if the iframe does not return a payment token?
While an invalid PAN will prevent the iFrame from returning a payment method token, an invalid CVV will not. The CVV iFrame field may be hidden if you do not require the CVV to process payments through your gateway. The following shows a rendered checkout page using the Spreedly iFrame to serve the number and CVV fields.
Can You display entity form within an iframe?
Displaying an entity form within an IFrame embedded in another entity form is not supported. You can use one of the following web resources to display the contents of web resources in a form: