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What do you need to know about payment methods?
Learn more about the API that powers a range of global payment methods. The Payment Methods API allows you to accept a variety of payment methods through a single API. A PaymentMethod object contains the payment method details to create payments. With the Payment Methods API, you can combine a PaymentMethod:
Which is the URL for the payment module?
MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYJUNCTION_URL – the payment service URL. Often required for payment modules (useful for switching between the payment service’s test and live services. MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYJUNCTION_SECURITY – a special configuration option particular to PayJunction.
How to create a payment module in KonaKart?
MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYJUNCTION_SECURITY – a special configuration option particular to PayJunction. Typically payment modules would have one or two of these, but they would be different between gateway services. MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYJUNCTION_DEBUG_MODE – handy for diagnosing problems, especially in development.
Can a single use payment method be attached to a customer?
Single-use payment methods (e.g., iDEAL) can’t be attached to customers, because they are consumed after a payment attempt. Use webhooks for payment methods that either require customer action or when payment notification is delayed. Stripe sends the following events when the PaymentIntent status is updated:
What does it mean to do multi currency payment processing?
Multi-currency payment processing occurs when your business can accept credit cards from customers in foreign currencies. If your business charges customers in more than one currency (for example in US dollars and Canadian dollars) you are doing multi-currency processing.
How is a paymentmethod attached to a paymentintent?
A PaymentMethod is attached to a PaymentIntent to represent the states of a payment lifecycle. Each PaymentMethod has a type attribute (e.g., “type”: “sepa_debit” ) and an additional hash whose name matches the type and contains information specific to the PaymentMethod type (e.g., “sepa_debit”: {} ).