PCI/Charge/CreatePayment

The Charge/CreatePayment operation is a REST API Web Service. It allows to create a new transaction using a card number.

In PCI-DSS mode, you can directly fill in card details in the web service.

For non-PCI use with embedded form, go here: Charge/CreatePayment(non-PCI).

Authentication with our authentication server

This Web Service allows to make a 3DS transaction. It is therefore necessary to know how this functionality works. To see how to integrate it, the reference documentation is present here: PCI Payment Creation Web Service.

Important aspect related to CB payments

With the implementation of PSD2, issuers can refuse the transaction if 3D Secure authentication has not been performed. This behavior is called "Soft Decline".

In the case of a "Soft Decline" the transactionDetails.cardDetails.authorizationResponse.authorizationResult field is valued at 81. It is the responsibility of the merchant to initiate a new payment with 3D secure authentication.

Authentication with another authentication server

The PCI/Charge/CreatePayment service allows PCI-DSS merchants who have performed cardholder authentication via their own authentication servers to create a payment method alias by passing card information as well as cardholder authentication data in their request.

See the integration guide for more information.

Request parameters

The PCI/Charge/CreatePayment REST Web Service supports the following parameters:

Payment amount in its smallest currency unit (cent for euro).

Example: 30050 for EUR 300.50.

Format

Payment currency. Alphabetic code in uppercase according to alpha-3 (ISO 4217).

Eg: "EUR" for the euro.

Format

Possible values

. The possible values are:

Order reference defined by the Merchant.Does not support UTF-8 characters.

Format

formAction allows you to define the type of desired behavior when creating the transaction.

Format

Possible values

. The possible values are:

PAYMENT:

The web service will return a formToken.

This is the default behavior. The call to Charge/CreatePayment creates a transaction without performing any additional operations.

REGISTER_PAY:

The web service will return a formToken.

A payment method token is created simultaneously with the transaction. This token will then allow you to create one-click transactions. The newly created token will be specified in the paymentMethodToken property. For more information, see the article dedicated to Creating and using tokens.

Payment method type Example: PAYCONIQ

Format

PAN (Primary Account Number) is the primary card number usually consisting of 16 digits.

Format

Expiration month in a two-digit format. Example: "09" for September.

Format

Expiration year in a two-digit format. Example: "25" for 2025.

Format

Card security code.

Its length can vary between 3 or 4 digits depending on the card type.

Format

Card brand.

Format

Cardholder's first and last names.

Format

Number of deferred months to be applied to the first installment of payment in installments. Field specific to acquirers in Latin America.

Format

Buyer's ID number.

The format depends on the ID type: between 7 and 13 characters, digits, letters and/or dots.

In Latin America, this parameter may be mandatory for some buyers.

Format

ID type.

Format

Number of installments.

Format

Allows you to change the capture mode. Specific to Latin American purchasers. This feature is not available in Colombia.

Possible values:

Format

Token associated with a payment method.

Format

Amount of taxes for the entire order expressed in the smallest monetary unit (cent for euro).

Example: 30050 for EUR 300.50.

Format

Used by some payment methods in Latin America. Allows you to transmit the tax rate applied to the entire order. The value must be the percentage to apply (21 for 21%).

Format

Type of device on which the authentication takes place.

Possible values

Format

Exact content of the Accept HTTP header as it is sent by the Buyer’s browser.

Format

Exact content of the HTTP "user-agent" header sent by the browser. Must be truncated if the value exceeds 2048 characters.

Obtained from the client’s browser via the “navigator.userAgent” property.

JavaScript code allowing to retrieve the value:

const language = navigator.userAgent;

Format

Browser’s IP address as returned in HTTP headers by the client. IPV4 format (e.g.: 1.12.123.255) or IPV6 (e.g.: 2011:0db8:85a3:0101:0101:8a2e:0370:7334). Variable length, maximum 45 characters.

Format

Boolean that represents the browser's capacity to execute Java.The value is the one returned by the “navigator.javaEnabled()” function, it can be true or false.

JavaScript code allowing to retrieve the value:

const javaEnabled = navigator.javaEnabled();

Format

Obtained from the client browser via the "navigator.language" property.

Examples: “en”, “en-US”, “de”, “fr”, etc.

JavaScript code allowing to retrieve the value:

const language = navigator.language;

Format

Value representing the depth of the color palette used to display images, in bits per pixel.

Obtained from the client’s browser via the “screen.colorDepth” property.

JavaScript code allowing to retrieve the value:

const colorDepth = screen.colorDepth;

Format

The total height of the client's screen in pixels. The value is the one returned by the "screen.height" property. From 1 to 6 characters.

JavaScript code allowing to retrieve the value:

const screenHeight = screen.height;

Format

The total width of the client's screen in pixels. The value is the one returned by the "screen.width" property. From 1 to 6 characters.

JavaScript code allowing to retrieve the value:

const screenWidth = screen.width;

Format

Time difference between UTC time and the local time of the client browser, in minutes. Its value is -120 for a user in the UTC+2 time zone and 570 for the UTC-09:30 time zone.

JavaScript code allowing to retrieve the value:

const timeZoneOffset = new Date().getTimezoneOffset();

Format

Buyer ID on the merchant side.

Format

Buyer's e-mail address.

• Email structure specifications: RFC-2822

Format

Billing address.

Warning: the characters > and < are not authorized.

Format

Second line of the billing address.

Warning: the characters > and < are not authorized.

Format

Buyer type.

Format

Possible values

Buyer's cell phone number.

Accepts all formats:

Examples:

• 0623456789
• +33623456789
• 0033623456789
• (+34) 824 65 43 21
• 87 77 12 34

Format

City of the billing address.

Format

Buyer's country (in uppercase, in accordance with the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes).

Format

Possible values

Examples of possible values:

District of the billing address.

Format

Buyer's first name.

Format

National identifier. Allows to identify each citizen within a country.

Format

ID type.

Format

Buyer's language code, according to ISO 639-1.

Specify the language in which payment confirmation e-mails are sent.

Format

Possible values

Examples of possible values:

Buyer's last name.

Format

Legal name.

Format

Buyer's phone number.

Accepts all formats:

Examples:

• 0123456789
• +33123456789
• 0033123456789
• (00.571) 638.14.00
• 40 41 42 42

Format

Region (state) of the billing address. It is recommended, but not mandatory, to pass the value in ISO-3166-2.

Format

Street number of the billing address.

Accepted characters:

• Alphabetical characters (from "A" to "Z" and from "a" to "z")
• Space

Format

Buyer's title.

Examples:

• Mr
• Ms.
• Mrs

Format

Zip code of the billing address.

Format

Shipping address.

Warning: the characters > and < are not authorized.

Format

Second line of the shipping address.

Warning: the characters > and < are not authorized.

Format

Buyer type.

Format

Possible values

Shipping city.

Format

Shipping country (in uppercase, in accordance with the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes).

Format

Possible values

Examples of possible values:

Name of the delivery company.

Format

District of the billing address.

Format

First name of the recipient.

Format

National identifier. Allows to identify each citizen within a country.

Format

Buyer's last name.

Format

Legal name in case of shipping to a company.

Format

Buyer's phone number.

Accepts all formats:

Examples:

• 0123456789
• +33123456789
• 0033123456789
• (00.571) 638.14.00
• 40 41 42 42

Format

Shipping mode.

Format

Possible values

Shipping delay.

Format

Possible values

Examples of possible values:

Region of the billing address.

Format

Street number of the delivery address.

Accepted characters:

• Alphabetical characters (from "A" to "Z" and from "a" to "z")
• Space

Format

Zip code of the billing address.

Format

Insurance amount for the entire order, expressed in the smallest monetary unit (cent for euro).

Example: 30050 for EUR 300.50.

Format

Amount of delivery fees for the entire order, expressed in its smallest monetary unit (cent for euro).

Example: 30050 for EUR 300.50.

Format

Amount of taxes for the entire order expressed in the smallest monetary unit (cent for euro).

Example: 30050 for EUR 300.50.

Format

cardItemInfo is a list that contains Customer/ShoppingCartItemInfo objects.

It allows you to describe each item in the cart.

Format

Amount of the product expressed in the smallest currency unit (cent for euro).

Example: 30050 for EUR 300.50.

Format

Product name.

Format

Product quantity.

Format

Product reference.

Format

Product type.

Possible values

Format

Product type.

Tax fee amount (expressed in the smallest currency unit).

Possible values

To display a percentage applied to the payment amount for the product in question, the value should have maximum 4 digits after the decimal point. The decimal separator is mandatory for displaying a percentage. The decimal separator is represented by the "." symbol.

Format

Allows to transmit information specific to certain acquirers.

Use with Conecs

Optional field that allows to transmit the amount of items eligible for payment with the CONECS meal voucher card.

If the field is not transmitted, the whole amount will be considered eligible for payment by meal vouchers, including any delivery fees included in the order amount.

Example for an eligible amount of €17.25:

Example: .

{"CONECS":{"eligibleAmount":"1725"}}

Restrict the accepted BIN codes

To limit the accepted payment cards based on their BIN code, the expected format is:

{"MULTI":{"bins": ["bin1","bin2","bin3"]}}

NB : Supports 6-digit BIN codes or 8-digit BIN codes.

Example: .
code BIN à6 digits: 4012 34XX XXXX XXXX;
code BIN à8 digit: 4000 1234 XXXX XXXX.

Format

Name of the e-commerce solution used on the merchant website and its version number.

Format

You can override the Instant Payment Notification (also called IPN) in the payment form in case you use one shop for various sales channels, payment types, languages, etc.

Format

This field is used by merchants who implement the risk analyzer in their payment page. Allows you to send the session ID (or fingerPrint Id) to the payment platform to finalize the risk analysis.

The supported analyzers are:

• NOTO
• Cybersource
• MonitorPlus
• ClearSale

Can contain uppercase and lowercase characters, numbers or hyphens ([A-Z] [a-z], 0-9, _, -).

Format

Custom values linked to the transaction, in JSON format.

Example of a call

For example, to pass a custom value, add the following to your query:

{
    "metadata": {
        "MyValueKey": "1234"
    }
}

This value will be returned in the newly created transaction object.

You can also use the metadata “ orderInfo1 ”, “ orderInfo2 ” and “ orderInfo3 ” to send complementary information about the order.

This data can be found later in the Extra tab of the transaction details via your Merchant Back Office.

Format

Allows to define the URL to which the browser will be redirected after a failed 3D Secure authentication.

Format

Allows you to set the URL for browser redirection after a successful 3D Secure authentication.

Format

strongAuthentication is used to indicate the merchant preference during buyer authentication.

• Without cardholder interaction ( frictionless ).
• With cardholder interaction (strong authentication or challenge ).
• No merchant preference.

Strong authentication is required when registering a card. Use the formAction field with the following values:

• REGISTER_PAY : to make a payment while registering the payment method.
• ASK_REGISTER_PAY : to make a payment and request registration of the payment method.
• CUSTOMER_WALLET : to register the payment method.

In this case, the strongAuthentication field automatically takes the CHALLENGE_MANDATE value.

Table of exemptions (DISABLED value)

Format

Specify the desired use case.

Possible value

Value to be entered for multiple payment on shipment:

Format

Payment source.

Format

Possible values

. The possible values are:

Merchant ID number. If this field is populated, make sure you use the appropriate MID depending on the card scheme.

Format

Transaction validation mode.

Format

Possible values

. The possible values are:

Delay to be applied to the capture date.

Description

Indicates the delay (in days) before the capture.

If this parameter is not passed, then the default value set in the Merchant Back Office will be used.

It can be set in the Merchant Back Office by all authorized persons.

If the capture delay is higher than 365 days in the payment request, it will be automatically reset to 365 days.

Format

Number of deferred months to be applied to the first installment of payment in installments. Field specific to acquirers in Latin America.

Format

Number of installments.

Format

Number of new attempts available in case the payment is rejected (3 by default).

Format

Name of the protocol used by the cardholder authentication services.

Possible values

Format

Version of the protocol used by the cardholder authentication services.

Possible values

Format

Name of the DS network where the authentication took place.

Possible values

Format

Indicates whether or not the Merchant has requested a challenge.

Possible values

Format

Type of authentication that has been applied.

Possible values

Format

Authentication status, i.e. the positive/negative outcome of the authentication.

Possible values

Format

Commerce Indicator, or ECI (Electronic Commerce Indicator) for the 3DS protocol. Indicator returned by the ACS to report the results of cardholder’s authentication attempt.

In case of authentication without payment (e.g. in case of card registration) MasterCard can return the following 2 values:

Format

Final authentication value (depending on the DS this value can be called CAVV, AEVV or AAV). Character string encoded in base64 with a size of 28 characters.

Format

Score de l'authentification spécifié par le DS, uniquement pour le réseau CB. Voir : Guide d'intégration.

Format

Algorithme utilisé pour calculer le champ authenticationValue. Ce champ concerne uniquement le réseau CB. Voir : Guide d'intégration.

Format

RequestorName utilisé lors de l'authentification initiale. En général ce champ correspond au nom du marchand. Ce champ concerne uniquement le réseau CB. Voir : Guide d'intégration.

Format

DS transaction ID.

Format

Identifiant de transaction de l'ACS. Ce champ concerne uniquement le réseau CB. Voir : Guide d'intégration

Format

Unique transaction ID.

Format

Indicates the reason for the lack of strong authentication (Required in case of DISABLED status, or in case of FRICTIONLESS authentication).

Possible values

Format

Challenge cancellation indicator received in the RReq. (Value returned by the DS in case of authentication cancellation).

Format

Indicates the reason for the authentication failure. (Value returned by the DS in case of authentication failure).

Format

Instruction name.

Possible values

Format

Result as a JWT string, or a plain text error code in case of an error (timeout for example).

Format

Indicates whether or not the Merchant has requested a challenge.

Possible values

Format

Name of the protocol used by the cardholder authentication services.

Possible values

Format

Network where the payment method was authenticated.

This field is obligatoire for the management of the timeout on the 3ds method, when the instructionResult.value field is set to TIMEOUT.

Currently supported networks

Format

Boolean that indicates if the authentication must be done in simulation mode. If you set this mandatory field to:

• true, you activate the simulation mode.
• false, you do not enable the simulation mode.

This mode allows you to perform a merchant integration without being in production mode, and without using real cards.

Format

Version of the protocol used by the cardholder authentication services.

Currently supported versions

Format

Unique identifier for the authentication session.

Format

Company type of the sub-merchant.Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Different rules may apply depending on the acquirer. This field is often used for specifying the type of Legal Number of the buyer.

Format

Legal number of sub-merchant according to field companyType . Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Business name of the sub-merchant.Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

URL of the sub-merchant.Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Telephone number of the sub-merchant.Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Address of the sub-merchant.Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Addition of the sub-merchant's address. Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Zip code of the sub-merchant.Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

City of the sub-merchant.Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Country code of the sub-merchant address (ISO 3166 alpha-2 standard). Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

MCC code of the sub-merchant.Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Contract number (MID) of the sub-merchant.Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Label (Soft-descriptor) of the sub-merchant that appears on the buyer's bank statement. Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Region of the sub-merchant's address. Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Payment Facilitator ID. Transmitted by the payment facilitator.

Format

Response reference

Several responses are possible, depending on the context:

See response references for more information.