Test Authentication

Use this table to determine how to test your authentication method.
Authentication Testing by Product
Payment Method
Authentication
Minimum Follow-On Actions
Prerequisites
Test Cards
Details
PAN Entry
Payer Authentication
through
Unified Checkout
Authorization and
Payer Authentication
The transacting MID must be enabled for
Payer Authentication
and the complete mandate is used with the
consumerAuthentication
field set to
true
.
See Testing
Payer Authentication
in the
Payer Authentication
Developer Guide.
When the complete mandate is not used,
Unified Checkout
does not initiate authentication and you must perform authentication within your own environment.
Click to Pay
Payer Authentication
through
Unified Checkout
Authorization and
Payer Authentication
The transacting MID must be enabled for
Payer Authentication
and the complete mandate is used with the
consumerAuthentication
field set to
true
.
Authentication for
Click to Pay
must not be configured.
When authentication is not enabled for
Click to Pay
or
Click to Pay
is not able to perform authentication for
Click to Pay
,
Unified Checkout
performs authentication using
Payer Authentication
when the complete mandate is used with the
consumerAuthentication
field set to
true
.
Click to Pay
Visa
Click to Pay
Authorization and
Payer Authentication
You must configure the authentication for
Click to Pay
.
Click to Pay
performs authentication only if it is a tokenized Visa card.
When authentication is enabled for
Click to Pay
, authentication is attempted for all
Click to Pay
transactions for Visa cards that are stored in
Click to Pay
. For information about setting up authentication for Visa
Click to Pay
, see Set Up Customer Authentication for Visa Click to Pay.
Google Pay
Google Pay
Authorization
A Google device must be used with biometric authentication for Google authentication.
A user authenticates themselves on a Google device with a tokenized Google Pay credential – the returned payload from Google will be Authenticated
Google Pay
Payer Authentication
through
Unified Checkout
Authorization and
Payer Authentication
You must use a device, such as a web browser, that does not authenticate the cardholder as part of the authorization process.
Google will return an un-authenticated payload to Unified Checkout . Unified Checkout will step in and process Authentication via Payer Authentication when the Complete Mandate function is used with consumerAuthentication