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Cards Drop-in integration

Add cards to an existing Drop-in integration.

On this page, you can find additional configuration for adding cards to your Drop-in integration.

Before you begin

This page assumes you have already:

API reference

You don't need to send additional fields for cards. To see optional fields that you can send for all payment methods, choose the endpoint you integrated:

You can also send additional fields for specific use cases for example if you want to show debit and credit cards separately or make stored card payments.

Drop-in configuration

Additional configuration for cards is optional.

Include optional configuration in the card configuration object. For example, to configure showing the cardholder name and billing address fields as required, and to customize the icon for Visa:

Include the cardConfiguration object when creating a configuration object for Drop-in:

Properties

Field Description Default
name String that is used to display the payment method name to the shopper. Depends on the shopperLocale specified in /paymentMethods request.
showStoredPaymentMethods Set to false if you don't want Drop-in to show previously stored payment methods in the payment method list. true
brands Array of card brands that will be recognized. For a list of possible values, refer to Supported card types. ['mc','visa','amex']
brandsConfiguration
v4.5.0 or later
Object where you can customize the icons for different brands. For example, to customize the icon for Visa, include inside the brandsConfiguration:
visa: { icon: 'https://...' }
showBrandIcon Set to false to not show the brand logo when the card brand has been recognized. true
showBrandsUnderCardNumber
v5.12.0 or later
Shows brand logos under the card number field when the shopper selects the card payment method.

This setting also shows a maximum of 4 brand logos in the list of payment methods. If you support more than 4 brands, it shows 3 brand logos and the number of additional supported brands.
true
enableStoreDetails Set to true to show the checkbox for saving the card details for recurring payments. false
hasHolderName Set to true to show the input field for the cardholder name. false
holderNameRequired Set to true to make the cardholder name a required field. To show the field, you additionally need to set hasHolderName to true. false
positionHolderNameOnTop
v4.2.0 or later
Renders the cardholder name field at the top of the payment form. false
hideCVC Set to true to hide the CVC field. false
configuration.socialSecurityNumberMode
v4.2.0 or later
Renders a social security number field. For example, this is required for certain card payments in Brazil. Possible values are:
- show: Always renders the field.
- hide: Never renders the field.
- auto: Renders the field based on the card's BIN.
auto
styles Set a style object to customize the card input fields.
For a list of supported properties, refer to Styling card input fields.
Refer to
Default styles and labels.
billingAddressRequired Set to true to collect the shopper's billing address and mark the fields as required. false
billingAddressMode
v5.14.0 or later
If billingAddressRequired is set to true, you can set this to partial to require the shopper's postal code instead of the full address.

v5.31.0 or later:
When set to partial, you can configure data.country to validate the postal code your shopper enters.
If billingAddressRequired is false: none.
If billingAddressRequired is true: full.
billingAddressAllowedCountries Specify allowed country codes for the billing address. For example, ['US', 'CA', 'BR']. The Country field dropdown menu shows a list of all countries.
data Object that contains placeholder information that you can use to prefill fields.
For example:
- holderName: Placeholder for the cardholder name field.
- billingAddress: Object that contains placeholder information for the billing address such as street, postalCode, city, country, and stateOrProvince.
Empty
installmentOptions If you want to offer credit card installments, specify here the numbers of monthly installments that the shopper can choose from.
For example, to have 2, and 3, and 4 as the default installment options for all cards:
{ "card": { "values": [2, 3, 4] }}.

v3.15.0 or later:
You can also configure plans for Japanese installments: regular, revolving, or both.
Refer to Show installment payment options for a code sample.
v3.15.0 or later:
plans: regular
minimumExpiryDate
 v4.3.0 or later
If a shopper enters a date that is earlier than specified here, they will see the following error:
"Your card expires before check out date."
Format: mm/yy
showInstallmentAmounts
v3.15.0 or later
If you want to offer credit card installments, set to true to show the payment amount per installment.
Refer to Show installment payment options for a code sample.
false
autoFocus Automatically move the focus from date field to the CVC field.

v5.8.0 or later:
The focus also moves to the date field when the entered card number reaches the expected length.
true
SRConfig Object for configuring screen reader behavior. Does not affect what gets rendered in the checkout form.
SRConfig.collateErrors Indicates if all errors in the form are read out after each validation. For example, if there is an error in the card number field, the error is read out after validating each of the other fields, until the error is fixed. true
SRConfig.moveFocus Indicates if focus automatically switches to the first field with an error when the shopper selects the Pay button.
Can only be set if SRConfig.collateErrors is true.
false
maskSecurityCode Set to true to mask the CVV/CVC code when your shopper enters it in the Card Component.
disclaimerMessage Object for adding a disclaimer to your Card Component
disclaimerMessage.message A string of text that is displayed in the Card Component. Use %{linkText} to reference disclaimerMessage.linkText, if defined.
disclaimerMessage.linkText The hyperlink text.
disclaimerMessage.link The hyperlink destination. The link opens in a new tab.
addressSearchDebounceMs For the address lookup feature, the number of milliseconds for the debounce of the onAddressLookup callback.

Events

You can also customize your shopper's experience when specific events occur.

Event Description
onChange Called when the shopper enters data in the card input fields.
onSubmit Called when the shopper selects the Pay button and payment details are valid.
onLoad Called when all card input fields have been created but are not yet ready to use.
onConfigSuccess Called when all card input fields are ready to use.
onFieldValid Called when a field becomes valid, and if a valid field changes and becomes invalid. When the card number field is valid, it returns:
- the last 4 digits of the card number.
- v5.10.0 or later: the first 8 digits of the card number, in the issuerBin prop.
onBrand Called when Drop-in detects the card brand.
onError Called when Drop-in detects an invalid card number, invalid expiry date, or incomplete field. Called again when errors are cleared.
Starting from v5.0.0, the onError handler is no longer used only for card component related errors, and returns an object for every component.
onFocus Called when focus moves to or away from a field.
onBinLookup
v3.21.0 or later
Called when the shopper enters the card number. Returns the following:
- type: type of the card.
- brands: brands on the card.
- supportedBrands: the brands you support.
- detectedBrands: brands detected on the card.
- v5.43.0 or later paymentMethodVariant: the card type variant.
onBinValue
v3.10.1 or later
Called when the shopper enters the card number. Requires the client key for client-side authentication. It returns the first six digits of the card number.
onAddressLookup
v5.45.0 or later
Called when the shopper enters characters in the address input fields. You must implement it with an external address lookup API.
The following properties must be configured:
- billingAddressRequired: true
- billingAddressMode: full
onAddressSelected
v5.54.0 or later
Call when the shopper selects a suggested address. You must implement it with an external address lookup API that uses two API requests to complete the suggestion.
The following properties must be configured:
- billingAddressRequired: true
- billingAddressMode: full

Implementing the address lookup feature

The Component includes optional callbacks that you can use to suggest addresses to the shopper when they enter data into address input fields. The callbacks work with an external application that you choose to get addresses.

There are different ways that external APIs work:

  • One request: one API request is required that returns the a list of items with full address details. For example, you can use this with Radar.
  • Two requests: two API requests are required. The first returns a list of items with partial address details. After selecting an item from the list, the second request returns the full details of the selected item. For example, you can use this with Google Places.

Choose the implementation you require:

In this implementation, the external application you use requires only one API request to get a list of addresses and the full addresses.

Implement the onAddressLookup callback in the cardConfiguration object. You can see an example of the implementation called searchFunctionExample in the Github repository.

  1. Make an API request to the address lookup API you use.

  2. Map the values from the responses to an array of AddressLookupItem that includes the following:

    Field Required Description
    id -white_check_mark- The unique identifier for this address search result.
    name -white_check_mark- The name of the item that shows up in the list of suggested addresses.
    street -white_check_mark- The name of the street.
    houseNumberOrName -white_check_mark- The number or name of the house.
    postalCode -white_check_mark- A maximum of five digits for an address in the US, or a maximum of ten characters for an address in all other countries.
    city -white_check_mark- The name of the city.
    country -white_check_mark- The two-character ISO-3166-1 alpha-2 country code. For example, US. If you don't collect the shopper's country, use the placeholder ZZ.
    stateOrProvince The two-character ISO 3166-2 state or province code. For example, CA (California) in the US or ON (Ontario) in Canada.
  3. Call actions.resolve, passing your mapped data.

    For example:

    By default, this callback has a 300ms debounce. When the shopper enters data in the address input fields, onAddressLookup gets called after 300ms from when they last entered a character. To change this, use the addressSearchDebounceMs property.

Show debit and credit cards separately

Choose which server-side flow your integration uses:

This is the default with Drop-in v5.0.0 or later.

To split debit and credit cards in your payment form, include in your POST /sessions request splitCardFundingSources: true.

Drop-in then automatically renders separate payment forms for Credit card and Debit card.

Card brand recognition

When the shopper is entering their card details, Drop-in tries to recognize the card brand. When successful, Drop-in renders the brand icon and the corresponding input field for the card security code (CVC, CVV, or CID).

Co-badged cards

Co-badged cards are rendered by Drop-in according to the co-badged card regulations for the applicable regions. This means that Drop-in renders all supported brands, and allows the cardholder to choose their preferred brand.

Stored card payments

Adyen's tokenization service allows you to securely store shopper's card details for payments.

Store card details

Choose which server-side flow your integration uses:

How you store card details with Drop-in depends on the Checkout API version you use:

  • v70 or later
  • v69 or earlier

v70 or later

Send additional parameters in the /sessions request to store card details or to configure Drop-in to let the shopper choose if they want to store their card details.

In the /sessions request, include:

Parameter Description
recurringProcessingModel The type of transactions you can use the stored card details for.
shopperReference Your unique reference for the shopper.
storePaymentMethodMode The setting for storing the shopper's card details.

Possible values for storePaymentMethodMode:

Value Description
disabled Your shopper's card details are not stored.
askForConsent Drop-in enables your shopper to select whether they want their payment details to be stored.
enabled Your shopper's card details are stored.

For example:

v69 or earlier

To ask the shopper if they want to store their card details, set enableStoreDetails to true when configuring the Card Component. This shows a checkbox for your shopper to choose to store their card details.

To store the shopper's card details without asking if they want to, include in your /sessions request:

Parameter Value
storePaymentMethod true

Show stored cards

When you make the /sessions request, include shopperReference to show the shopper's stored card details.

By default, Drop-in shows available stored card payment methods. If you don't want to show them, set showStoredPaymentMethods to false when configuring Drop-in.

Make a payment with stored card details

When the shopper selects to pay, Drop-in calls the onSubmit event, which contains a state.data.

  1. Pass the state.data to your server.
  2. From your server, make a /payments request, specifying:

    • paymentMethod: The state.data.paymentMethod from the onSubmit event.

    • shopperReference: The unique shopper identifier that you specified when creating the token.

    • shopperInteractionContAuth.

    • recurringProcessingModel: CardOnFile.

The /payments response contains:

  • resultCode: Use this to inform the shopper about the payment status.

You can also use tokens to make shopper-not-present payments for subscriptions or contracts. For more information, refer to Making a payment for a subscription or contract.

Test and go live

If your client-side integration isn't ready, you can test API requests with encrypted card details by adding a test_ prefix to the test card details.

v5.20.0 or later: Card input fields use JSON Web Encryption, so your test environment must be a secure context. Use either a local or https domain, and add it to your allowed origins.

Before making live card payments:

  1. Test your integration using our test card numbers. You can check the status of test payments in your Customer Area > Transactions > Payments.

  2. Add the cards that you want to accept in your live Customer Area.

  3. Before you can start accepting card payments in the live environment, you need to assess your PCI DSS compliance and submit the required Self-Assessment Questionnaire A document. For more information, refer to PCI DSS compliance guide.

See also