Deposits with Installments
Learn how to create credit card deposits with Installments.
We allow deposits with Installments in all our credit card deposit flows, those being:
via PCI Deposit Creation Endpoint (PCI AOC required)
via Deposit Creation Endpoint (no need for
PCI AOC)
Please check-in with your Account Manager or Sales contact for the corresponding configuration and eligibility of this functionality.
Summary
Endpoint | PCI Deposit Creation | Deposit Creation |
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Parameter |
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Parameter format | Integer. Default value: | Boolean. Default value: |
To create a deposit with installments through our PCI Endpoint, the parameter installments
should be sent in the request with a valid amount of installments.
The deposit will be synchronously processed, and charged with installments to the cardholder with the amount detailed in the installments
parameter.
Example request
via Deposit Creation Endpoint (non PCI)
Within this API, the flow differs slightly as the Merchant is not supposed to handle credit card information.
In this integration, the user will select the desired amount of installments on our PCI Complaint checkout while the Merchant has full control over which deposit is eligible to be paid with installments and which isn't 😉.
Example request
Please note that we only support deposits with installments for Credit Card transactions. Therefore allow_installments
with value true
will only be effective if the parameter is sent along a payment_method
code with type CREDIT_CARD
. For example: VI
(Visa) or MC
(Mastercard).
Flow
Create a Deposit request sending: -
allow_installments
with valuetrue
. -payment_method
with the code of a credit card payment method.Use the
redirect_url
received in the response to redirect the user to our PCI Compliant checkout.Once the user fills in their Credit Card details they will be capable of selecting the amount of installments desired.
The user proceeds to pay and is capable of visualising the transaction details 🚀
Please note that the D24 logo is displayed as an example and you should use your own logo in the checkouts.
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