Bancontact Module
Enable payments using bancontact which uses the BR-DGE Redirect Payment Flow.
How Bancontact Payments Work With BR-DGE
- Your customer clicks the bancontact button added to your checkout using the BR-DGE Web SDK Bancontact module.
- Merchants send a payment request to BR-DGE using
paymentInstrument
of typebancontact
- BR-DGE responds with a redirect action response
- The WebSDK
postAction
module handles theredirect
action that redirects to bancontact for payment collection - Depending on the outcome of the payment bancontact redirects back to the merchant success or error page.
- Your client app confirms the outcome of the payment via your server
- Your server confirms the outcome of the payment via BR-DGE
Add Bancontact Module to Your App
After you have set up the Comcarde JavaScript Client, you can add the bancontact
module to your website source.
<script src="https://sandbox-assets.comcarde.com/web/v2/js/bancontact.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://assets.comcarde.com/web/v2/js/bancontact.min.js"></script>
Next insert a placeholder element to your page with the id of bridge-bancontact-button
so the bancontact
module can populate it with an bancontact button:
<div id="bridge-bancontact-button"></div>
Finally add the bancontact configuration to the Comcarde JavaScript Client
const authorization = clientApiKey // your client API Key
comcarde.client.create({ authorization }, function (clientErr, clientInstance) {
// optionally configure other plugin modules...
// Initialise bancontact
comcarde.bancontact.create({
client: clientInstance,
onClick: async () => {
// Call your Merchant payment endpoint
const response = await makePayment()
// Use the postAction module to handle the redirect action
postAction.handleAction(response.action)
},
})
})
Updated 5 months ago