Handle Responses

When

Unified Checkout

automatically processes a payment with

autoProcessing

is set to

true

or you have set

autoProcessing

to

false

and are using

checkout.Complete()

, you must handle both successful responses and various errors. After the payment is complete, the

completeResponse

field object contains information about the transaction outcome.

When a payment is processed successfully, you must parse the response to confirm the payment status, update their order records, and trigger any post-payment workflows. Post-payment workflows include sending confirmation emails or updating inventory. See JavaScript Example: Processing a Payment.

Your error handling should account for specific cases such as

COMPLETE_TRANSACTION_CANCELED

and

COMPLETE_TRANSACTION_FAILED

.

COMPLETE_TRANSACTION_CANCELED

occurs when the user cancels the transaction and

COMPLETE_TRANSACTION_FAILED

indicates that the consumer’s transaction failed.

For wallet based payments, only cancellation errors are returned. For information about possible errors that can occur when calling the complete API, see UnifiedCheckoutError in Handle Errors.