

This token can be securely sent from you website to your server. The certificate is used to encrypt their payment details, which creates the Apple Pay payment token. Apple Pay requires setting up a payment processing certificate to protect your customers payment details. In order to start accepting Apple Pay payments on your website, some configuration needs to be in place. Have a look at the following page for instructions and more information about organisational Developer accounts. If you do not have one yet, make sure to set up an Apple Developer account. They will be able to set the product up for you. To do so contact your account manager at Worldline who will work together with your implementation manager. Send the payment token in the Create Payment APIĮnabling Apple Pay on your account with usįirst make sure Apple Pay is enabled for your account with us (merchant ID).Set up a merchant ID with Apple and create a merchant identity certificate with Apple.

Set up an Apple Pay payment processing certificate.You need to take care of the following steps: We will use it to decrypt your customer's Apple Pay payment details and complete the payment. The private key that belongs to the certificate will be securely stored in our systems. For this integration type you require an Apple Developer account to set up your Apple Pay processing domains, and your Apple Pay payment processing certificate. You can integrate Apple Pay on the Web in your own checkout pages by following the instructions on this page. Apple Pay on the Web using your own checkout page: decryption is done by Worldline and you use your own Apple account
