Braintree

PayPal Braintree is a global technology company and online payment gateway owned by PayPal that lets businesses accept credit cards, debit cards, and digital wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay through web and mobile apps.

BR-DGE integrates directly with Braintree, offering a powerful and flexible solution for online payment processing. This integration centralises your transactions within the BR-DGE platform, allowing you to fully leverage Braintree's extensive capabilities.

The following tables detail the integration methods and transaction features currently supported through BR-DGE's connection with Braintree.

If a desired Braintree feature is not listed or supported, please contact our support team for assistance.

Integration Methods

Braintree is supported for merchants integrating with the following methods:

Integration MethodSupported
REST API
Web SDK
Hosted Payment Page

Payment Types

The following transaction types are supported with Braintree via BR-DGE:

Transaction TypeSupported
Direct Sale
3-D Secure
Split Auth & Capture (SaC)
Merchant Initiated Transactions (MIT)
Refunds
Card Payouts
Mail Order Telephone Order (MOTO)

Payment Instruments

The following Payment Instruments types are available with Braintree via BR-DGE:

Payment InstrumentSupported
Cards
PSP tokens
Network tokens
Apple Pay
Google Pay

Additional Information

Account Funding Transactions

BR-DGE supports Account Funding Transactions (AFTs) via Braintree, letting you correctly identify and process payments that fund a non-merchant account, such as a wallet top-up, or a person-to-person transfer.

To send an AFT to Braintree via BR-DGE, include the aft object, along with the required sender and recipient fields, in your POST /v1/payments API request.

When using Braintree with AFTs, note the following:

  • Braintree does not have external documentation, please speak to your Braintree representative for a solution design if required.
  • Braintree does not use a fundingPurpose.
  • Braintree does not confirm whether the payment was processed as an AFT in its response; BR-DGE will pass UNKNOWN back to you via the processedAsAft field.
  • It is possible for an AFT requested via Braintree to fallback and be processed as a standard purchase payment if the issuer is not enrolled to accept AFTs.
  • accountType mapping to Braintree:
BR-DGE valueBraintree value
IBANIBAN
EMAILEMAIL_ADDRESS
PHONEPHONE_NUMBER
BAN_BICBIC_SWIFT_CODE
SOCIAL_NETWORK_IDSOCIAL_NETWORK_PROFILE_ID
BANK_ACCOUNTOTHER
CARDOTHER
WALLET_IDOTHER
  • fundingType mapping to Braintree:
BR-DGE valueBraintree value
PERSON_TO_PERSONperson_to_person
DIGITAL_WALLET_TOP_UPwallet_transfer

For more information on Account Funding Transactions, refer to our dedicated AFT guide.

Card Schemes & Networks

BR-DGE support all major card networks enabled in your Braintree merchant accounts.

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You do not require any special configuration to enable different card networks through BR-DGE. All major card networks are supported on your retail channel(s) by default.

SCA Exemptions

You can request an SCA Exemption during authorisation with Braintree, potentially bypassing a 3-D Secure challenge.

To send an SCA Exemption to Braintree via BR-DGE, use the scaExemption field in your POST /v1/payments API request.

For more information on SCA Exemptions, refer to our dedicated SCA guide.

Testing

Once enabled on your BR-DGE retail channels, you can begin testing Braintree using their dedicated test cards and scenarios.

For a comprehensive overview of testing with Braintree, please visit their dedicated testing pages.

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You should not use real card numbers for testing in the sandbox environment. Only use test cards supported by the payment processor.

Support

To enable Braintree on your BR-DGE retail channels, please contact support.


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