One Time Card Payment using Maya Vault
Maya Card Payment Vault allows merchants to securely store a customer's card details after purchase
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How Maya Vault Works
Use the generated unique token depending on your target user journey within your application or website.
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Customer Journey
Key Features
Vaulted Cards for On-Demand Payments ⭐️
Recommended by most of Maya’s Partners! Store your customer’s payment credentials securely in Maya Card Payment Vault and use the unique token in making payments at your own scheduling.
Learn more →Secure Card Tokenization for One-time Card Payment
A secure way on handling card information by using unique card token in making a single payment.
Learn more →Available SDKs
You can also accept payments in your UI by using Maya’s SDKs:
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[Recommended] Accept card payments using Maya Checkout
Mastercard, VISA, JCB, and AMEX cards are supported in Maya Checkout. Please contact your relationship manager to enable card payment acceptance.
Learn how to accept card payments using Maya Checkout.
Customize your One-time Card Payment Form
1 Setup Maya Business Manager
Contact your assigned Relationship Manager to gain access to your Maya Manager Sandbox account. If you don't have any Relationship Manager, you may email [email protected] to assign one.
Keep in mind
Maya Manager has two environments: Sandbox and Production.
- Sandbox is used for development, testing, and integration. Once the integration is completed in this environment, it will be verified by our Operations team. Only then the production credentials will be provided.
- Production is for live payments. Testing in this environment will incur real charges.
Both environments have the ability to generate API keys. Once your account is onboarded to a sandbox account, you need to log in to the manager account of your respective environment.
2 Generating API Keys and API Authentication
Generate your API keys by following the steps below:
Step 1: Login to Maya Manager Sandbox and generate your API Key.
Step 2: Go to the menu on the left side of the screen and look for API Keys.
Step 3: On the main navigation, select the name of the Merchant that you registered earlier. Then generate the API key by clicking Generate API Key.
Step 4: After being redirected to another screen, create keys for both Public and Secret policies.
Step 5: Click Create then your API key will be shown to you.
The same flow will be used when generating keys on to your Production environment.
Save your API key in a secured location
The full API key will only be shown once. It is important that you store it in a secure location. If you lost your API key, try generating it again using the environment you are working on.
Authenticating with our API
Authentication is done via HTTP Basic Authentication. Depending on the API endpoint, the public (pk-....) or secret (sk-....) key must be provided as the username and the password left as blank.
Steps are as follows:
- Combine Username and Password (left blank) separated by ‘:’ (colon). If your API key is “pk-Z0OSzLvIcOI2UIvDhdTGVVfRSSeiGStnceqwUE7n0Ah”, the resulting string is:
pk-Z0OSzLvIcOI2UIvDhdTGVVfRSSeiGStnceqwUE7n0Ah:
- Apply Base64 encoding to the resulting string from Step 1. Using the resulting string from Step 1, the Base64 encoded string will be:
cGstWjBPU3pMdkljT0kyVUl2RGhkVEdWVmZSU1NlaUdTdG5jZXF3VUU3bjBBaDo=
- Indicate the authorization method i.e. “Basic” followed by a space then the Base64 encoded string in Step 2. An example is shown below.
Authorization: Basic cGstWjBPU3pMdkljT0kyVUl2RGhkVEdWVmZSU1NlaUdTdG5jZXF3VUU3bjBBaDo=
See also: HTTP Basic Auth
3 Prepare required pages for Vault
Every payment state should show an appropriate web page in order for the customer to know the status of their transaction. You need to host these pages in your website.
Click here to see sample pages
Credit Card Form Sample
<html>
<head>
<title>Credit Card</title>
</head>
<body>
<form action="/submit-credit-card" method="POST">
<input class="cn" placeholder="Card number">
<input class="date" placeholder="MM / YY">
<input class="cvc" placeholder="CVC" type="password">
<button type="submit">Submit</button>
</form>
</body>
</html>
Is your platform PCI-DSS certified?
Do not store any card information (i.e. name, card number, expiry dates, cvv/cvc) on your application unless your platform is PCI-DSS certified.
Success Page Sample
<html>
<head><title>Payment is successful</title></head>
<body>
<h1>Thank your for your order!</h1>
<p>
<a link="/track-order">Tracker your order here</a>.
</p>
</body>
</html>
Failed Page Sample
<html>
<head><title>Payment Failed</title></head>
<body>
<h1>Payment Failed!</h1>
<p>
<a link="/track-order">Create a new order?</a>.
</p>
</body>
</html>
Cancelled Page Sample
<html>
<head><title>Cart</title></head>
<body>
<h1>List of items inside the cart</h1>
<p>
<a link="/track-order">Checkout</a>.
</p>
</body>
</html>
Is your platform PCI-DSS certified?
Do not store any card information (i.e. name, card number, expiry dates, cvv/cvc) on your application unless your platform is PCI-DSS certified.
4 Execute one time card payment
4.1 Tokenize the card details
Once the customer has provided their card details, your system must send this information to Maya Vault’s Create Payment Token endpoint.
Sample request data:
{
"card": {
"number": "512345678911",
"expMonth": "8",
"expYear": "2025",
"cvc": "111"
}
}
Is your platform PCI-DSS certified?
Do not store any card information (i.e. name, card number, expiry dates, cvv/cvc) on your application unless your platform is PCI-DSS certified.
The Create Payment Token endpoint will return a paymentTokenId. You will need to use this paymentTokenId to associate the tokenized card information with your customer.
FAQ: Can I reuse
paymentTokenId?Answer: No.
paymentTokenIdcan only be linked once. Attempts after successful link will reject the request.
4.2 Create Payment
To complete the payment transaction, your application should call Create Payment endpoint passing (1) paymentTokenId and (2) the required transaction details.
Sample request:
{
"paymentTokenId": "<paymentTokenId-from-create-payment-token-endpoint>",
"totalAmount": {
"amount": 100,
"currency": "PHP"
},
"buyer": {
"contact": {
"phone": "123456"
},
"billingAddress": {
"countryCode": "PH"
},
"shippingAddress": {
"countryCode": "PH"
},
"firstName": "john",
"lastName": "doe"
},
"redirectUrl": {
"success": "https://www.merchantsite.com/success",
"failure": "https://www.merchantsite.com/failure",
"cancel": "https://www.merchantsite.com/cancel"
},
"requestReferenceNumber": "1626084179"
}
The Create Payment endpoint will return a verificationUrl in which your application should redirect to initiate 3DS authentication and completing the payment.
5 Monitor real-time transaction events
Maya uses webhooks to notify your application when a specific event occurs with your payment request, such as when a customer decides not to authorize a payment, when a payment fails, or when a payment succeeds.
Learn more on how to create and configure your webhook →
6 Go Live Testing
For Online Payments, you will need to do the following test transactions in Sandbox or follow the email sent by the Maya Fulfillment Online Team.
- You will need to test the following card transactions in Maya Checkout: VISA, MasterCard and JCB.
You can use Maya’s list of mock test cards. - Ensure that your Webhooks are registered in Maya Manager. To validate, follow the instructions outlined in our Webhook guide →
Additional References
Simplify card payment using Maya Checkout
Reduce the complexity of creating your credit card forms by integrating with Maya Checkout. Contact [email protected].
Updated 11 months ago