Customer-Initiated Transactions with Credentials on
File
A customer-initiated transaction (CIT) is a transaction initiated by the customer. There
are two types of CITs:
- Customer transactions during which the credentials are stored for futurecustomer-initiated transactions.
- Customer transactions during which the credentials are stored for futuremerchant-initiated transactions.
Customers can initiate a CIT at a merchant payment terminal, through an online purchase
transaction, or by making a purchase using a previously stored credential.
Business Center
Business Center
You can create a new customer-initiated transaction in the
Business Center
by
going to the One-Time Payments section and requesting a new authorization. When you
have entered the customer's information, you can store the customer's credentials
with the customer's permission in the Payment Information section. By doing so, you
can perform merchant-initiated transactions for payments that the customer has
pre-approved. For more information on how to perform a MIT in the
Business Center
,
see Merchant-Initiated No-Show Transactions with PAN.Storing Customer Credentials with a CIT and PAN
Before you can perform a merchant-initiated transaction (MIT) or a customer-initiated
transaction (CIT) with credentials-on-file (COF), you must store the customer's
credentials for later use. Further, before you can store the user's credentials, you
must get the customer's consent to store their private information. This is also known
as establishing a relationship with the customer.
Endpoint
Set the
ccAuthService_run
field to
true
.Send the request to
https://ics2ws.ic3.com/commerce/1.x/transactionProcessor
.Using Stored Customer Credentials During a
CIT
After customers store their credentials on file, they can recall these credentials to use
with subsequent transactions.
Endpoint
Set the
ccAuthService_run
field to
true
.Send the request to
https://ics2ws.ic3.com/commerce/1.x/transactionProcessor
.