Implement Payment Pages 2.0 to support one-time payment flows
You can use Zuora's Payment Pages 2.0 solution to configure and integrate a hosted payment page for processing one-time payments. You can also take advantage of the flow to create a payment method, process a one-time payment, and store the payment method for processing subsequent recurring payments. Additional fields need to be included in the request of the payment page to support processing either authorization amounts or posted invoices.
Overall procedure
Overall, complete the following steps to implement a one-time payment flow:
- Review prerequisites for the implementation of one-time payment flows.
- Set up a Payment Page 2.0.
- Request a signature for the payment page from Zuora.
- Set up your client code to integrate the payment page to your web page.
- Implement the callback response.
You can find detailed instructions in the following section.
Payment gateway integrations that support the implementation
The following tables list Zuora's gateway integrations that support the implementation of one-time payment flows.
| Country | Payment gateway integration | Payment method | Detailed instructions for implementation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-India | Braintree | Credit Card | Implement one-time payment flows on Braintree |
| CyberSource 2.0 | Credit Card | Implement one-time payment flows on CyberSource 2.0 | |
| GoCardless | SEPA Direct Debit | Implement one-time payment flows on GoCardless | |
| Stripe v2 |
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Implement one-time payment flows on Stripe v2 | |
| India | Stripe v2 |
Credit Card Reference Transaction Support:
Not support:
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Implement one-time payment flows for processing payments in India |
| CyberSource 2.0 |
Credit Card Only one-time processing (INR and non-INR) is supported. |
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| Braintree |
Credit Card Only Non-INR one-time processing is supported. |
Best practices
Handle off-session payment attempts requiring user authentication
For the off-session payment attempts that require your users to come back on-session to authenticate the payment, you can also implement a one-time payment flow and configure a payment notification to bring your users on-session.
Follow the procedure to implement a one-time Payment Page. When rendering the Payment Page form, in addition to the additional parameters for authorization amount or invoice processing, pass in the pmId client parameter as well. Use this parameter to allow your users to view and edit their existing credit card payment method information, and re-authenticate the credit card upon submission. For more information about the pmId parameter, see Client parameters for Payment Pages 2.0.
Avoid applying payments to the same invoice through different methods at the same time
To avoid payment processing failure due to applying payments to the same invoice through payment runs and one-time payment flow at the same time, plan your payment collection approach to decide which invoices will be collected through which method, and separate your invoices into different groups. When an invoice is being processed by a payment, it is locked and any further payment against the invoice will fail. If you encounter this problem, wait till the current payment is properly finished and process another payment against the invoice.