You can use a third-party 3D Secure provider to perform authentication, and use the obtained authentication data when making a payment request to Adyen. This allows you to use a third-party 3D Secure 2 provider to perform authentication while using Adyen to authorize payments.
This page describes passing authentication data in a /payments API request. If you are using the /authorise endpoint, refer to 3D Secure Classic integration.
Before you begin
Before you begin to integrate, make sure you have followed the Get started with Adyen guide to:
- Get an overview of the steps needed to accept live payments.
- Create your test account.
After you have created your test account:
- Get your API Key and store it securely in your system. You will need it for API calls you make to the Adyen payments platform.
- Check that you are using v46 or later of the /payments endpoint.
Step 1: Get third-party authentication data
Step 2: Make a payment with third-party authentication data
If you didn't authenticate with Adyen, refer to Mapping Adyen parameters to EMVCo fields. You first need to map the third-party authentication data to Adyen parameters when making a payment request to Adyen.
Co-badged cards
If you are making a payment with a co-badged card, you need to set the paymentMethod.type to scheme and paymentMethod.brand to the scheme that authenticated the payment. For example, if you are making a payment with a card co-badged with Visa and Cartes Bancaires, set paymentMethod.brand to either visa or cartebancaire, depending on which scheme performed the authentication. Otherwise, the payment can be refused.
Sample request
Sample response
You will receive an Authorised resultCode if the payment authorization was successful. See Result codes for a complete list of values and the actions that you need to take.