Vaulting cards for future transactions
Clover's Remote Pay SDKs, Payment Connector SDK, and Ecommerce API provide functions to capture an encrypted card token and store it (vault it) for later use. This allows merchants to process recurring payments or complete in-person transactions more quickly for returning customers. Card tokens are one-way encrypted and can be stored on systems outside of PCI DSS scope.
Prerequisites
Regional limitations (driven by law or regulation) and a merchant's individual settings combine to determine whether card vaulting is allowed for a particular merchant. For example, merchants in Argentina, the UK, and Ireland cannot use the card vaulting features. Further, merchants must be configured to accept and use vaulted cards; this can happen during initial merchant setup or after the fact.
Vaulting with Ecommerce API
Card data sent with the iframe (or to the v1/tokens
endpoint) returns a token
that can be used for subsequent transactions. See Using the Clover-hosted iframe for complete information.
Vaulting with Remote Pay
The CloverConnector#vaultCard
method displays a screen on the Clover device prompting the customer to provide their card data. By default, the customer can swipe, dip, or tap their card. You can adjust the card entry methods allowed during the capture by passing the wanted values to vaultCard()
.
In the following example, manual card entry is allowed in addition to the defaults.
public void onVaultButtonTap() {
getCloverConnector().vaultCard(cardEntryMethods.ALL)
}
Vaulting with Payment Connector
The PaymentConnector#vaultCard
method displays a screen on the Clover device prompting the customer to provide their card data. By default, the customer can swipe, dip, or tap their card. You can adjust the card entry methods allowed during the capture by passing the wanted values to vaultCard()
.
In the following example, manual card entry is allowed in addition to the defaults.
public void onVaultButtonTap() {
paymentConnector().vaultCard(cardEntryMethods.ALL)
}
Updated 7 months ago