To test your Google Pay integration, you must enroll at least one valid payment card in your Google Pay wallet.

Your app then receives a response from the CardPointe Gateway, completing the transaction.

Your app receives the tokenized data, and then passes it to the CardPointe Gateway in an authorization request.

Your app then passes that encrypted data to CardSecure, which decrypts and tokenizes the data.

When a customer selects Google Pay as their payment method, your application requests that customer's encrypted payment card or wallet information.

When your development is complete, you certify the app with Google to make it available to your customers. See Integrating the Google Pay API later in this guide for more information. During that process, you configure some key parameters to integrate CardSecure's tokenization method. Developing your Appįirst, you build or upgrade an application, using the Google Pay API to integrate Google Pay acceptance.

Additionally, integrating the CardPointe Gateway API allows you to take advantage of the complete set of transaction and reporting features of the CardPointe Gateway. Integrating Google Pay enables you to provide a quick, seamless checkout experience to millions of Google Pay users.Īll transactions are available in CardPointe for reporting. CardSecure handles the decryption and tokenization of the customer's payment data (the Google Pay response object). By integrating Google Pay acceptance and CardSecure tokenization into your app, you enable your customers to pay quickly and securely using the payment data stored in a Google Pay wallet.

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