Apple Pay - Google Pay - Click to Pay
With Apple Pay, your customers can make secure, contactless purchases with credit and debit cards from Visa and Mastercard that they add to their wallet.
Apple Pay uses security features built into the hardware and software of Apple devices to protect transactions. To use Apple Pay, customers must also set a passcode on their devices and optionally use Face ID or Touch ID.
Google Pay is a digital wallet and contactless payment system from Google that allows users to make in-app, online, and in-store purchases using their Android devices and saved payment methods. Users can add their credit cards, debit cards, loyalty cards, and gift cards to the app and then pay by holding their phone near a contactless terminal in stores, or by tapping the Google Pay button at checkout for online purchases.
Click to Pay is a new standard in the card payment process. The new option has been introduced by the major card schemes to provide a simplified and faster online payment experience. The consumer does not have to enter credit card details for each purchase, but selects the pre-stored card to be used. Click to Pay transactions are secure thanks to the use of Scheme Token technology. No sensitive card details such as card number or expiration date need to be exchanged or stored.
How do I activate these payment methods?
You need to configure a processor in the portal that supports Apple Pay and activate the connectors of the credit card brands (VISA/MasterCard).
Supported Processors are:
- Worldline
- Nexi / Concardis
- Wallee Snap/Swap
- VR Payment
To add a new processor in the portal, please follow the instructions here.
As soon as you created the processor, the payment method is automatically active. If you want to deactivate them, please follow these links: