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Click to Pay UI Examples
Click to Pay
UI ExamplesThis section contains UI examples of how you should display
Click to Pay
on your payment page. For information about how to display
the UI, see JavaScript API Reference.Click to Pay Replaces PAN Capture
Click to Pay
Replaces PAN CaptureClick to Pay
is the card entry payment option within your payment
page. Figure:
Click to Pay
Replaces PAN Capture UI Example
1Figure:
Click to Pay
Replaces PAN Capture UI Example
2Click to Pay as Radio Button
Click to Pay
as Radio ButtonClick to Pay
is a radio button for the card entry payment option
within your payment page. When the cardholder selects this option, the Click to Pay
payment flow is loaded.Figure:
Click to Pay
Radio Button Example UIClick to Pay Icon on Radio Button
Click to Pay
Icon on Radio ButtonYou can host the radio selection option for card payment with the
Click to Pay
icon displayed on the payment label. The Unified Checkout
flow loads when the cardholder selects this option. For
information about customizing how to trigger Unified Checkout
, see
JavaScript Example: Client-Defined Trigger for Click to Pay or PAN Entry.Figure:
Click to Pay
Icon on Radio Button Example UILoad Click to Pay Automatically From Trigger
Click to Pay
Automatically From TriggerYou can load the
Unified Checkout
JavaScript flow within your payment
page without requiring the cardholder to select a card payment option. This example
shows a recognized user payment flow where the cardholder's information is shown
automatically next to the other payment methods hosted within your payment page. For
information about customizing how to trigger Unified Checkout
, see
JavaScript Example: Client-Defined Trigger for Click to Pay or PAN Entry.Figure:
Click to Pay
Loaded Automatically From Trigger
UICard Payment Options with Click to Pay in UI
Click to Pay
in UI Do not present the
Unified Checkout
payment button as a separate
payment method from the card payment button. If you do this, the cardholder is not
prompted with their Click to Pay
cards and must manually enter
their payment details. They will also not have the option to store their card within
Click to Pay
for future use. These examples show multiple card payment options and
Click to Pay
in a UI:Figure:
Multiple Card Payment Options in UI Example 1
Figure:
Multiple Card Payment Options in UI Example 2
Figure:
Multiple Card Payment Options in UI Example 3