We’re pleased to announce that Safari 11.1 on macOS and Safari on iOS 11.3 now support the W3C Payment Request API for conducting Apple Pay transactions on the web. We first introduced Apple Pay on the Web in macOS Sierra and iOS 10. Apple Pay brought novel ease-of-use, security, and privacy to online transactions, so we’ve been encouraged to see it widely adopted by merchants in the years since.
The Payment Request API makes it easy for a browser to pass known credit card details to a merchant. The API can also accept payments through apps which process payments anyway they wish, e-money, bank transfers, bitcoins, etc. This article explains how payment method concept in the Payment Request API works so you can get a better view of the future of the Web Payments and possibly develop your o
The Payment Request API was first made available in a production browser on Chrome for Android in July 2016. It’s the very first open web feature solely focused on “payment” and is expected to evolve the entire web platform and its ecosystem in the coming years. In this article I’ll call out some common misconceptions about the API and try to address them as comprehensively as possible. If you hav
With the Payment Request API, payments on the web are drastically simplified. The UX can be consistent across websites, making it easier for users to enter and reuse their personal information such as shipping address or payment details. It also enables various payment methods on the web. Let me quickly recap important payment concepts: basic card — A payment method natively implemented to all Pay
Payment Request API When a customer tries to purchase something from your website, the site must ask the customer to provide payment information and, optionally, other information such as shipping preference. You can achieve this easily and quickly using the Payment Request API (PR API). Basic structure Constructing a PaymentRequest object requires two parameters: payment methods and payment detai
We’re thrilled to introduce a preview implementation of the Payment Request API in Microsoft Edge, enabling simpler checkout and payments on the web on Windows 10 PCs and Phones. Support for Payment Request in stable builds will be coming to EdgeHTML 15 in the Creators Update early next year. Payment Request works with Microsoft Wallet on Windows 10 PCs and phones to make ecommerce faster and simp
Available in Chrome 53+ | View on GitHub | Browse Samples Background PaymentRequest lets you accept payment from different payment methods. Payment Handler - a sample that accepts a URL-based payment method. Android Pay - a sample that accepts Android Pay payments and does not request shipping information. Free shipping - a sample that accepts BobBucks and provides free shipping worldwide. Shippin
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