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QuickPayments

The PCI-secure drop-in payment app for websites

QuickPayments is a set of technologies which work together to enable Merchants to integrate a payment experience directly into their web applications without taking the consumer off of their web site while maintaining PCI compliance. It is technology agnostic, and written in VueJs; it integrates with AngularJs, ReactJs, and vanilla HTML.

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Terminology:

 

A QuickPayments Key is a value issued to a Gateway Merchant account that enables their use of the QuickPayments system. A QuickPayments Key is used to request QuickPayments Tokens from the QuickPayments API.

 

QuickPaymentsJs is a JavaScript library that enables a fast, secure, and customizable integration of a payments experience into a web application. QuickPaymentsJs communicates with the QuickPayments API to provide transaction processing functionality.

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A QuickPayments Token is a short-lived, one-time use token that is used in lieu of payment data on a transaction. The time-to-live on a QuickPayments Token is configurable for the Gateway instance, it is recommended not to exceed ten minutes.

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Part of the Vue framework, QuickPayments utilizes slots to allow customization of the form. Slots are used to customize a step within the form or add a step to the form. Slots also allow for customization of the success and error pages.

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Using the same workflow as transaction processing, QuickPayments can also process a token-only request. This allows you to store payment data as a long-lived token for use in future transactions and recurring payments.

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