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Unified Checkout
Payment Page Options

Implementation Options

Unified Checkout
is designed to be placed within your existing payment experience to offer a seamless payment journey without having to redirect your clients to external web pages.
These are the options depending on your current
Secure Acceptance
integration:

Merchants leveraging
Secure Acceptance
through page redirects

Merchants leveraging
Secure Acceptance
through page redirects have two options:
  1. Embed
    Unified Checkout
    on one of your existing pages
  2. Create a new payments page to integrate
    Unified Checkout

Merchants leveraging
Secure Acceptance
through iframe implementation

You should be able to replace your existing
Secure Acceptance
implementation with
Unified Checkout
with minimal changes to your page.

Checkout API
migration

Unified Checkout
has been created to be highly configurable and can be tailored to have a very small form factor. If you are using Secure Acceptance
Checkout API
, you can continue to capture all the payment information from within your own form except for the Payment information (PAN, CVV, Expiration Date & Cardholder Name). You should replace these elements with
Unified Checkout
. When loading
Unified Checkout
, you can set
BillingType=NONE
and
requestShipping=false
, but you must include the address information in the capture context to ensure that the payment is processed successfully.

Figure:

Manual Entry Payment Details