Payment Forms
Payment Forms allow merchants to collect payment from their eCommerce website. Once the shopper wishes to make a payment, there are 3 different modes in which the payment information can be securely collected and transmitted. The different scenarios are described below.
| Benefits | Simple Integration Protocol | Advanced Integration Protocol | |
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| Basic SIP | Advanced SIP | ||
| Accept Payments Online |  |
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| Merchant Website and Infrastructure Must Be PCI DSS Compliant | |
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| Advanced Control | |
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| Minimal Control | |
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| Merchant Branded Payment Form | |
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| Merchant URL Shown on Payment Form | |
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| CHARGE Anywhere URL | |
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| Customized Receipt | |
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Simple Integration Protocol
Basic
This is the basic mode of implementation. This mode is ideal for merchants and developers who want to integrate payment in the easiest way possible. There will be a link on the merchant’s website that will direct the shopper to a form hosted by CHARGE Anywhere®.
Advanced
This is the next level of implementation for users with an intermediate knowledge. This mode will allow merchants to use their own URL for the payment form and then send the payments to CHARGE Anywhere®.
Advanced Integration Protocol
This is the most advanced mode of implementation. This is recommended for users with an advanced knowledge and for merchants that are PCI DSS certified. Merchants will have full control over the look of the payment form and be able to adjust as needed. The shopper will not realize CHARGE Anywhere® is a part of the process.
