Introducing Apple and Google pay

New payment type

The introduction of Apple and Google pay has added two new payment types. These payment types will be returned from the GET /payments API call and the paymentType will be either "google_pay" or "apple_pay".

Sample response

{
    "Code": "VKFUZA",
    "DateCreated": "2024-03-22T18:49:56.180+11:00",
    "DatePaid": "2024-03-22T18:49:56.180+11:00",
    "DateFailed": null,
    "DateClears": "2024-03-25T00:00:00.000+11:00",
    "DateSettled": null,
    "DateUpdated": "2024-03-22T18:49:56.180+11:00",
    "ReadyToSettle": true,
    "FailCode": null,
    "FailReason": null,
    "PaymentType": "google_pay",
    "Amount": 23.00,
    "AmountIncFees": 23.76,
    "AmountRefunded": 0.00,
    "Customer": {
        "Code": "2T9UZA",
        "Name": "Jorge Washington"
    },
    "BPAYReference": null,
    "ExternalID": null,
    "ExternalReference": null,
    "SettlementCode": null
}

iFrame changes

To adapt to the recent updates, please consult the documentation that details the new events: device-complete and device-error. These events are triggered when a user selects the Apple Pay or Google Pay option, bypassing the need to enter credit card details, and thus, eliminating the necessity for calling the iFrame authorization. https://docs.payadvantage.com.au/docs/apple-google-payments

For information on the full release visit: https://help.payadvantage.com.au/hc/en-us/articles/9020654160399-Pay-Advantage-8-14-0