Radial's 3D Secure Solution with iFrame
Radial JS provides two approaches to implement the 3D Secure solution.
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Using the Radial-hosted secure iframe solution to collect payment information then process 3D Secure
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Using 3DSecure without the iframe solution processing (in this case, the webstore collects payment information and sends it to Radial JS for processing)
To implement the Radial 3D Secure solution, follow the initial Radial JS Setup , then proceed with the approach that best suits the webstore.
Availability
Radial's 3D Secure Solution, based on the EMV® 3D Secure 2 standard, is now available for deployment, and all clients can integrate and test basic transaction processing flows using the latest versions of our Payments APIs.
Radial's 3D Secure EMV® 1.0 version has been deprecated and will no longer be supported. All 3D Secure clients are required to upgrade to the new version. For information on the now-deprecated 3D Secure 1.0 solution, click here.
Start Here
Radial's 3D Secure Solution follows the EMV® 3D Secure 2 (3DS2) standard of the 3DS authentication protocol.
Radial's 3D Secure Solution helps payment card issuers, clients, and their customers around the world prevent card-not-present (CNP) fraud and increase the security of e-commerce payments.
Whether you are migrating from a previous version (1.0) or enabling Radial's 3D Secure for the first time, this is the right place to get started.
What Is It?
This latest iteration of Radial 3D Secure is specifically designed to increase the number of data elements that can be securely passed to issuing banks. The additional data enables a more effective risk assessment of a card authentication. With better risk assessments, issuing banks can reduce the number of challenges required to prevent fraudulent use of your customers' card accounts.
Another improvement is the design and user experience of the authentication challenges themselves. Radial 3D Secure challenges mirror the familiar two-factor authentication your customers have experienced through their banking relationships. The challenges take advantage of biometric (for example, fingerprint) data for customers who use biometric authentication on their mobile devices, providing a more seamless user experience.
Integrating Radial's 3D Secure Solution
Radial JS provides two approaches to implement 3DSecure solution.
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Using Radial hosted secure iframe solution to collect payment info then process 3D Secure
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Using 3DSecure without iframe solution processing (in this case, the webstore collects payment information and sends it to Radial JS for processing)
To implement the Radial 3D Secure solution, follow the initial Radial JS Setup, then proceed with the approach that best suits the webstore.
3D Secure with iframe
Once the Radial object is successfully initiated, use the createSecureForm() method with options to configure the iframes and fields required for the payment form.
(See Credit Card Payments through Secure iframe.)
On the payment page, provide two div containers for secure fields via iframe and another div container to load the adyen 3D secure challenge widget.
Radial provides two versions of secureiframe: one collects both card and cvv; the other places an order via a saved Wallet feature. In this case, the webstore should include only the secureCode iframe div, and add the PaymentMethod object with the tender type and cardDetails that contains the tokenizedCardNumber and expiration date.
Example for Card Number and CVV iframes
<label for="secureCreditCardNumber">Credit Card Number</label>
<div id="secureCreditCardNumber " style="height: 40px"></div>
<label for="secureCodeNumber"">CVV</label>
<div id="secureCodeNumber" style="height: 40px"></div>
<input type="button" value="Submit" id="submitPayment" class="btn"/>
<div id="radial3dSecureWidgetDiv" style="min-width:400px ;"></div>The <div id=’secureCreditCardNumber’> loads the secured card number field in the iframe hosted by Radial.
The <div id=’secureCodeNumber’> loads the secured code/cvv number field in the iframe hosted by Radial.
The <div id=’radial3dSecureWidgetDiv’> loads the 3DS challenge widget. Be sure to place this div as this is loaded with the 3DS challenge widget. Users need to solve the challenge based on their card issuer (either password, one time password, secure code, and so on).
The 3DS challenge widget is loaded in default sizes ().
Example HTML for SavedWallet
<label for="secureCodeNumber"">CVV</label>
<div id="secureCodeNumber" style="height: 40px"></div>
<input type="button" value="Submit" id="submitPayment" class="btn"/>
<div id="radial3dSecureWidgetDiv" style="min-width:400px ;"></div>
Example for CVV iframes
<label for="secureCodeNumber"">CVV</label>
<div id="secureCodeNumber" style="height: 40px"></div>
<input type="button" value="Submit" id="submitPayment" class="btn"/>
<div id="radial3dSecureWidgetDiv" style="min-width:400px ;"></div>Method
radial.submitPayment(orderData, containerId, jwt)Use the Submit button click event listener. When the user clicks the Submit button, call the ‘submitPayment’ method along with the customer order data.
submitPayment() method. The following table lists the parameters for the call.
| Parameter | Description | Required? |
|---|---|---|
| orderData | Customer order data | Yes |
| containerId | Div container id to load adyen widget for 3DSecure challenge | Yes |
| accessToken | Jwt/accessToken | optional |
The Radial ‘submitPayment’ method works as follows.
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Collects the valid payments info from iframe secure fields (card number and cvv are both encrypted).
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Validates order data and calls the Radial ‘submitThreeDSecure’ method to initiate 3D Secure challenge process.
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Once Radial Payment backend APIs get successful authentication, Radial JS loads the Adyen 3D secure related JS files and calls Adyen for 3D Secure process.
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Adyen loads the 3DS challenge widget.
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The user solves the challenge provided by the card issuer.
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Once Adyen receives the response from the user, it responds with authorization code to continue with regular payment credit authorization flows.
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Radial JS responds with payment details and the Adyen authorization in the ‘submitPayment’ return value. (Sample responses follow.)
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The webstore must capture this information to proceed with next steps in the order submit flows.
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The following table lists the Order Data object properties.
| Order Data Object | Required? | Restrictions |
|---|---|---|
| orderId | Required | String (1, 20) |
| paymentMethod.cardDetails.expiration | Required | String in YYYY-MM format |
| orderAmount.value | Required | Num (0, 100000000) 2 decimal fraction digit |
|
orderAmount.currencyCode |
Required |
A three-letter ISO 4217 code representing the currency |
| billingInformation.name | Required | Combination of First and LastName, which are both unrestricted Strings |
| billingInformation.name.first | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| billingInformation.name.last | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| billingInformation.phoneNumber | Required | String (1, 40) |
| billingInformation.emailAddress | Required | String (1, 150) |
| billingInformation.address | Required | Combination of AddressType elements, which are all Strings with no restrictions line1, city, mainDivisionCode, postalCode, countryCode |
| billingInformation.address.line1 | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| billingInformation.address.city | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| billingInformation.address.countryCode | Required | ISO 3166 country code. Example: United States = US |
| shippingInformation.name | Required | Combination of FirstName and LastName, which are both unrestricted Strings |
| shippingInformation.first | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| shippingInformation.last | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| shippingInformation.phoneNumber | Required | String (1, 40) |
| shippingInformation.emailAddress | Required | String (1, 150) |
| shippingInformation.address | Required | Combination of AddressType elements, which are all Strings with no restrictions |
| shippingInformation.address.line1 | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| shippingInformation.address.city | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| shippingInformation.address.countryCode | Required | ISO 3166 country code. Example: United States = US |
| customerIpAddress | Required | Valid IPv4 or IPv6 IP address |
| originUrl | Required | String (1, 1024) |
| browserInformation | Optional | Unrestricted String (will be Base64 encoded) |
Sample Order Data for 3D Secure Authentication
{
"orderId": "4568AQQ12_123S",
"paymentMethod": {
"cardDetails": {
"expiration": "2020-12"
}
},
"orderAmount": {
"value": 123.0,
"currencyCode": "USD"
},
"billingInformation": {
"name": {
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe",
"honorific": "Mr.",
"middle": "middle"
},
"phoneNumber": "5234123412",
"emailAddress": "test@user.com",
"address": {
"line1": "935 first ave",
"line2": "Some street",
"city": "KOP",
"mainDivisionCode": "PA",
"postalCode": "19406",
"countryCode": "US"
}
},
"shippingInformation": {
"name": {
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe",
"honorific": "Mr.",
"middle": "middle"
},
"phoneNumber": "5134123412",
"emailAddress": "test@user.com",
"address": {
"line1": "935 first ave",
"line2": "Some street",
"mainDivisionCode": "PA",
"postalCode": "19406",
"countryCode": "US"
}
},
"customerIpAddress": "192.158.1.38",
"originUrl": "https://www.thewebstore.com",
"browserInformation": "ewogICJzY3JlZW5XaWR0aCIg...VhZ2UiIDogImVuLVVTIiwKICAiamF2YUVuYWJsZWQiIDogZmFsc2UKfQ=="
}Sample Code for Saved Wallet
Radial JS enables the 3D Secure flow using existing payment wallet information. In this scenario, the webstore follows the same steps as above, except for the payment details. These details need to pass the tokenized payment instead of getting the encrypted credit card number. Moreover, the webstore should pass the get encryptedCVV data and pass that as part of the payment object in the orderdata.
{
"orderId": "2020_3DSSW",
"paymentMethod": {
"tenderType": "VC",
"cardDetails": {
"tokenizedCardNumber": "4917G1JyIgZm0000",
"expiration": "2030-03"
}
},
"orderAmount": {
"value": 123,
"currencyCode": "USD"
},
"billingInformation": {
"name": {
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe",
"honorific": "Mr.",
"middle": "middle"
},
"phoneNumber": "5234123412",
"emailAddress": "test@user.com",
"address": {
"line1": "935 first ave",
"city": "KOP",
"mainDivisionCode": "PA",
"postalCode": "19406",
"countryCode": "US"
}
},
"shippingInformation": {
"name": {
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe"
},
"phoneNumber": "5134123412",
"emailAddress": "test@user.com",
"address": {
"line1": "935 first ave",
"city": "KOP",
"mainDivisionCode": "PA",
"postalCode": "19406",
"countryCode": "US"
}
},
"customerIpAddress": "192.158.1.38",
"originUrl": "https://www.thewebstore.com",
"browserInformation": "ewAiamF2YUVuYWJsZWQiIDogZmFsc2UKfQ=="
}Success Responses
| Tender Type | Care Number | Type | Response |
|---|---|---|---|
|
VC |
4917610000000000 |
Identify Shopper |
Copy
|
|
AM |
371449635398431 |
Identify Shopper |
Copy
|
|
MC |
5201281505129736 |
Frictionless |
Copy
|
|
|
|
No Action Required |
Copy
|
|
|
|
Error |
Copy
|
In case of an error, always check for an error code and message; the error description can be changed based on the error. If payment information is available, it will appear in the error description; otherwise, the encrypted card number and encrypted cvv will appear in some cases.
For any success response one of the following action codes appears: "NO_ACTION" , "SUCCESS", "ENCRYPTED", "ERROR".
3D Secure Error Response
| Error | Response |
|---|---|
| Do not find container to load |
Copy
|
| Missing order data fields |
Copy
|
| 3ds time out error |
Copy
|
| Adyen script not loaded or any error after we get auth results |
Copy
|
| jwt expired |
Copy
|
| HPS is not loaded |
Copy
|
| Radial Internal Errors |
Copy
|
| timeout error |
Copy
|
|
Unexpected Error |
Copy
|
|
Invalid Request |
Copy
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|
3ds Server Error |
Copy
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3D Secure Non-iframe Solution
When handling payment info directly on webstore without using Radial Secure field iframe solution, the webstore must get the encrypted card and encrypted secure code for the payment details using the Radial JS provided getEncryptedData before using this approach for 3D Secure.
New Payment Details
Upon successful initiation of the Radial object, use the submitThreeDSecure() method to initiate 3DSecure flow.
The submitThreeDSecure method requires two parameters: orderData and divContainerId, and an optional access token.
Method
radial.submitThreeDSecure(orderData, containerId, jwt)The following table lists the submitThreeDSecure() method parameters.
| Parameter | Description | Required? |
|---|---|---|
| orderData | Customer order data | Yes |
| containerId | Div container id to load adyen widget for 3DSecure challenge | Yes |
| accessToken | Jwt/accessToken | optional |
The webstore provides the OrderData object, along with encrypted payment info.
Radial needs the orderData object, along with encrypted payment info. The following table lists the parameters of the OrderData object.
| Order Data Object | Required? | Restrictions |
|---|---|---|
| orderId | Required | String (1, 20) |
| paymentMethod.tenderType | Required | AlphaNum (2,2) |
|
paymentMethod.cardDetails.encryptedCardNumber or paymentMethod.cardDetails.tokenizedCardNumber |
Required | Only one of them is required |
| paymentMethod.cardDetails.expiration | Required | String in YYYY-MM format |
| paymentMethod.cardDetails.encryptedSecurityCode | Required | |
| orderAmount.value | Required | Num (0, 100000000) 2 decimal fraction digit |
|
orderAmount.currencyCode |
Required |
A three-letter ISO 4217 code representing the currency |
| billingInformation.name | Required | Combination of First and LastName, which are both unrestricted Strings |
| billingInformation.name.first | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| billingInformation.name.last | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| billingInformation.phoneNumber | Required | String (1, 40) |
| billingInformation.emailAddress | Required | String (1, 150) |
| billingInformation.address | Required | Combination of AddressType elements, which are all Strings with no restrictions line1, city, mainDivisionCode, postalCode, countryCode |
| billingInformation.address.line1 | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| billingInformation.address.city | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| billingInformation.address.countryCode | Required | ISO 3166 country code. Example: United States = US |
| shippingInformation.name | Required | Combination of FirstName and LastName, which are both unrestricted Strings |
| shippingInformation.first | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| shippingInformation.last | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| shippingInformation.phoneNumber | Required | String (1, 40) |
| shippingInformation.emailAddress | Required | String (1, 150) |
| shippingInformation.address | Required | Combination of AddressType elements, which are all Strings with no restrictions |
| shippingInformation.address.line1 | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| shippingInformation.address.city | Required | Unrestricted Strings |
| shippingInformation.address.countryCode | Required | ISO 3166 country code. Example: United States = US |
| customerIpAddress | Required | Valid IPv4 or IPv6 IP address |
| originUrl | Required | String (1, 1024) |
| browserInformation | Optional | Unrestricted String (will be Base64 encoded) |
Sample OrderData Object
{
"orderId": "20034333_DEMO_123",
"paymentMethod": {
"tenderType": "VC",
"cardDetails": {
"encryptedCardNumber": "efreddfreedddfreeddffe",
"expiration": "2020-12",
"encryptedSecurityCode": "On5xALC8T2EkopW4c2SFVumYvL0E2hQEVb3Nk9"
}
},
"orderAmount": {
"value": 123.0,
"currencyCode": "USD"
},
"billingInformation": {
"name": {
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe",
"honorific": "Mr.",
"middle": "middle"
},
"phoneNumber": "5234123412",
"emailAddress": "test@user.com",
"address": {
"line1": "935 first ave",
"line2": "Some street",
"city": "KOP",
"mainDivisionCode": "PA",
"postalCode": "19406",
"countryCode": "US"
}
},
"shippingInformation": {
"name": {
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe",
"honorific": "Mr.",
"middle": "middle"
},
"phoneNumber": "5134123412",
"emailAddress": "test@user.com",
"address": {
"line1": "935 first ave",
"line2": "Some street",
"mainDivisionCode": "PA",
"postalCode": "19406",
"countryCode": "US"
}
},
"customerIpAddress": "192.158.1.38",
"originUrl": "https://www.thewebstore.com",
"browserInformation": "ewogICJzY3JlZW5XaWR0aCIg...VhZ2UiIDogImVuLVVTIiwKICAiamF2YUVuYWJsZWQiIDogZmFsc2UKfQ=="
}Saved Wallet Flow
Radial JS enables the 3D Secure flow using existing payment wallet information. In this scenario, the webstore follows the same steps as above, except for the payment details. These details need to pass the tokenized payment instead of getting the encrypted credit card number. Moreover, the webstore should pass the get encryptedCVV data and pass that as part of the payment object in the orderdata.
Sample Payload
{
"orderId": "1235DZ_2344DEMO",
"paymentMethod": {
"tenderType": "VC",
"cardDetails": {
"tokenizedCardNumber": "4917G1JyIgZm0000",
"expiration": "2020-12",
"encryptedSecurityCode": "On5xALC8T2EkopW4c2SFVumYvL0E2hQEVb3Nk9"
}
},
"orderAmount": {
"value": 123.0,
"currencyCode": "USD"
},
"billingInformation": {
"name": {
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe",
"honorific": "Mr.",
"middle": "middle"
},
"phoneNumber": "5234123412",
"emailAddress": "test@user.com",
"address": {
"line1": "935 first ave",
"line2": "Some street",
"city": "KOP",
"mainDivisionCode": "PA",
"postalCode": "19406",
"countryCode": "US"
}
},
"shippingInformation": {
"name": {
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe",
"honorific": "Mr.",
"middle": "middle"
},
"phoneNumber": "5134123412",
"emailAddress": "test@user.com",
"address": {
"line1": "935 first ave",
"line2": "Some street",
"mainDivisionCode": "PA",
"postalCode": "19406",
"countryCode": "US"
}
},
"customerIpAddress": "192.158.1.38",
"originUrl": "https://www.thewebstore.com",
"browserInformation": "ewogICJzY3JlZW5XaWR0aCIg...VhZ2UiIDogImVuLVVTIiwKICAiamF2YUVuYWJsZWQiIDogZmFsc2UKfQ=="
}Sample 3D Secure Challenge Widget
Success Responses
| Tender Type | Care Number | Type | Response |
|---|---|---|---|
|
VC |
4917610000000000 |
Identify Shopper |
Copy
|
|
AM |
371449635398431 |
Identify Shopper |
Copy
|
|
MC |
5201281505129736 |
Frictionless |
Copy
|
|
|
|
No Action Required |
Copy
|
|
|
|
Error |
Copy
|
In case of an error, always check for an error code and message; the error description can be changed based on the error. If payment information is available, it will appear in the error description; otherwise, the encrypted card number and encrypted cvv will appear in some cases.
For any success response one of the following action codes appears: "NO_ACTION" , "SUCCESS", "ENCRYPTED", "ERROR".
3D Secure Error Response
| Error | Response |
|---|---|
| Do not find container to load adyen |
Copy
|
| Missing order data fields |
Copy
|
| 3ds time out error |
Copy
|
| Adyen script not loaded or any error after we get auth results |
Copy
|
| jwt expired |
Copy
|
| HPS is not loaded |
Copy
|
| Radial Internal Errors |
Copy
|
| timeout error |
Copy
|
|
Unexpected Error |
Copy
|
|
Invalid Request |
Copy
|
|
3ds Server Error |
Copy
|
Tokenization
Radial provides two methods to tokenize credit card numbers.
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Tokenization without using iframe
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Tokenization using iframe.
Tokenization without iframe
Tokenize a given card number. If the card number is a raw card number, it is encrypted first and then tokenized. Radial recommends using the Luhn check before calling tokenization. To use this feature, you must initialize the Radial JavaScript by following the steps in Radial JavaScript Integration.
Tokenzation with iframe
To tokenize card information with an iframe, first obtain the encrypted card number using radial.getEncryptedPaymentData, then pass the encrypted information to the tokenization method.
Method
radial.tokenization(cardNumber, isEncrypted, jwt)Parameters
cardNumber: The raw card number or encrypted card number to tokenize.
isEncrypted:
true if you are using encrypted card information.
false if the card number provided is not encrypted.
jwt (Optional): If not provided, it will use the JWT from the initialization.
| Parameter | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|
| cardNumber |
Required |
The raw or encrypted card number to tokenize. |
| isEncrypted |
Required
|
Specifies if the card information is encrypted or unencrypted. |
|
jwt |
Optional |
If not provided, the JWT from the initialization is used. |
Sample Code without iframe
if (await radial.isLuhnCheckValid(cardNumber) === true) {
const response = await radial.tokenization(cardNumber, false);
displayResponse(response);
} Sample Code with iframe
const encryptedPaymntInfo = await
radial.getEncryptedPaymentData(Options.savedWallet);
response = await
radial.tokenization(encryptedPaymntInfo.cardDetails.encryptedCardNumber, true); Success Reponse
Note: The success response is the same for both methods.
{
"token": "4917G1JyIgZm0000"
}Error Response
| Error | Response |
|---|---|
| Invalid card Number |
Copy
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| No Pan was provided |
Copy
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| Invalid JWT/ Expired JWT |
Copy
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| Internal Server error |
Copy
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| Timeout error |
Copy
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| Tokenization not enabled |
Copy
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| Any internal error |
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Data Encryption Methods
Radial hosted payments Javascript provides utilities functions like encryption that can be used to encrypt data before sending it to the server; for example, encrypt payment information before sending it to the server. Radial decrypts the payment information to process further payment flows.
To use this encryption function, you must follow the prerequisite steps to initialize the Radial Object.
Encryption without Radial iframe
To encrypt a card number or any other value without using an iframe, use the following method.
Method
radial.getEncryptedNumber(anyNumber, jwt);
Parameters
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anyNumber: The value you want to encrypt.
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jwt (Optional): If not provided, the JWT present in the initialization. Used if previous authentication Token is not expired.
Response
The response contains an object with the encrypted value.
Success Response
{
"EncryptedValue": "dJeTiNhXaiEUnMKRHxb9t9f4ZW5wx46qzZrikldGjYscHDYpPxWC3xBHfEtTm0Nk07cNpQ9NDSoFsTQEF0Ej4H1wj/7TJbln9fEZZsTeHASodTY9oGGVuLbI94stkXKG8W"
}
Failure Response
This response occurs if the JWT is expired.
{
"errorCode": "40001",
"errorMessage": "Invalid Authentication Error",
"errorDescription": "Provided JWT is either invalid or expired"
}
Encryption with iframe
When using an Radial iframe, Radial JS fetches encrypted data from Radial Secure fields the contain end-user entered data, such as payment information. While using this secure forms, you can specify whether you are using savedWallet or asking the user to enter new payment data. Based on this choice, the response varies. See how to implement secure forms here before using this for data encryption.
Method
radial.getEncryptedPaymentData(isSavedWallet);Parameter
isSavedWallet
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true if you are saving a wallet (returns only the encrypted security code).
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false if you are not saving a wallet (returns both the encrypted card number and the encrypted security code).
Responses
If true (Saving Wallet)
{
"success": true,
"cardDetails": {
"encryptedCardNumber": "7KNefgC+JdAgNHnJTgzhgMJ8=",
"encryptedSecurityCode": "o3KuKPRcTdiow2ecJKTxOqbU="
},
"tenderType": "VC"
}
If false (Not Saving Wallet):
{
"success": false,
"cardDetails": {
"encryptedSecurityCode": "EKVqjknq7HZM8nPO7XjJpC+c="
}
}
Failure Scenario
If an error occurs, the method passes success false.
{
"success": false,
"cardDetails": {}
}
Luhn Check
The Luhn algorithm performs a basic validation of credit card numbers. Note: The Luhn check is not used for card validation; rather, it ensures that card numbers meet the standard. To perform a Luhn check, use the following method.
Note: Be sure to complete the prerequisites for JS initialization.
Method
radial.isLuhnCheckValid(creditCardNumber);
Parameter
creditCardNumber: The card number you want to validate.
Response
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Valid Card Number: Returns true
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Invalid Card Number: Returns false