- Introduction to Payments
- Standard Payment Processing
- Debit and Prepaid Card Processing
- Processing Payments Using Credentials
- Customer-Initiated Transactions with Credentials on File
- Delayed Transaction
- Incremental Transaction
- Merchant-Initiated Incremental Transaction with PAN
- No-Show Transactions
- Reauthorization Transaction
- Merchant-Initiated Reauthorization Transactions with PAN
- Resubmission Transaction
- Merchant-Initiated Resubmission Transaction with PAN
- Installment Payments
- Recurring Payments
- Merchant-Initiated Recurring Payments with PAN
- Unscheduled COF Payments
- Token Management Service Processing
Customer-Initiated Installment Payments with PAN
An installment payment is a single purchase of goods or services
billed to a customer in multiple transactions over a period of time agreed to by you
and the customer, and sometimes, the issuing bank. The agreement enables you to
charge a specific amount at specified intervals. For customers, installment payments
provide greater purchasing power and lower impact on their monthly budget. For you,
offering installment payments at checkout can help increase the number of
successfully completed purchases.
Before you can accept installment payments, you and your
acquirer must agree on the maximum number of installments you can accept, which can
be different for each card type.
IMPORTANT
Do not use this document if you are using the
Installments service. When using the Installments service,
Cybersource
saves and stores payment credentials for installment transactions, ensuring
compliance with COF best practices. Supported Card Types
These are the supported card types for processing credentialed transactions:
- Discover
- Mastercard
- Visa
Endpoint
Production:
POST
https://api.cybersource.com
/pts/v2/paymentsTest:
POST
https://apitest.cybersource.com
/pts/v2/paymentsSuccessful Response
You must store the
network transaction ID
from the successful response message
to include in subsequent MIT authorization requests in order to associate the CIT to
the MIT. The network transaction ID is the processorInformation.networkTransactionId
field value.Store the
network transaction ID
, which is the processorInformation.networkTransactionId
field value, from the
successful response message. You must include the network transaction ID in
subsequent MIT authorization requests in order to associate the CIT to the MIT.