With credit card transactions, different levels of data submission are critical for businesses engaged in different types of transactions. Referrers and Merchants can receive up to 40-100 basis points of reduced fees on their qualifying business and commercial card transactions.
There are three levels of interchange data submission available:
Level I | Basic transaction data like card number, expiration date, CVV and transaction amount that is required for standard business-to-consumer (B2C) transactions and provides standard interchange rates. |
Level II | More detailed transaction data, like a sales tax and order number, is required for B2B transactions and can provide lower interchange rates. |
Level III | Comprehensive transaction data like line item details and shipping for B2B transactions and can qualify for the lowest interchange rates. |
Major card brands Visa & MasterCard each have specific requirements that merchants must adhere to to offer them the best interchange rates. American Express and Discover do not accept direct Level II or Level III data submissions for lower interchange rates at this time.
Below is a breakdown of the key data required for Level II and Level III data submission for each card brand.
Level I Interchange Data Requirements
All transactions, regardless of card brand, must meet these data requirements to qualify for basic interchange or Level I:
Merchant & Transaction Information - Basic data provided about the Merchant and Transaction, including:
Merchant Name | The name of the Merchant business selling products or services. |
Transaction Date | The date that the transaction took place. |
Transaction Amount | The total amount of the transaction charged to the customer. |
Customer / Cardholder Information - Essential customer and card data used to pay, including:
Customer Zip Code | The billing zip code on file with the customer’s credit card company. |
Customer Billing Address | The full billing address on file with the customer’s credit card company. |
Credit Card Number | The 15 (AMEX) or 16-digit credit card number shown on the customer’s card. |
Card Expiration Date | The 4-digit, MMYY-format expiration date shown on the customer’s card. |
Card CVV | The 3 or 4-digit security code shown on the customer’s card. |
Level II and III Interchange Data Requirements
Each card brand will feature its list of requirements necessary to receive interchange rates by using Level II or Level III data to qualify on its card network. Each major card brand - Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover - has been listed below with individual details to clearly explain their requirements.
Once you are familiar with these requirements, visit Submit Interchange Data with Transactions below to learn the different methods available to submit this data.
Note: If you choose to optionally submit Level II data with Level III data, the tax rate must be set between 0.1% & 22% of the transaction amount when tax amount is greater than $0.00.
Visa
Read more information about Visa requirements below:
Visa - Qualifying Card Types for Interchange Data Submission
The following card types can be used for Level II data submission:
In addition to the above, the following card types can be used for Level III data submission:
Corporate Credit
Purchasing Credit
Visa - Level II Data Requirements
Level II data must include all Level I data requirements in addition to the requirements listed below.
Sales Tax and Order Information - Sales tax information for each transaction including:
Sales Tax Amount | The total amount of sales tax applied to the transaction. |
Order Number | A unique identifier used by the merchant to locate the specific transaction information.
Note: “Order Number”, “Invoice Number”, and “Customer Code” are interchangeable terms for Level II and Level III data submissions.
|
Visa - Level III Data Requirements
Level III data must include all Level II data requirements in addition to the requirements listed below.
Item Details - Must provide detailed information for each item listed in a transaction including:
Item | Name or title of the item. |
Description | A detailed description of the product or service sold. |
Commodity Code | We recommend using the standardized numerical 7-digit NIGP commodity code used to classify products for customs. Attached is a partial list of available 7-digit codes.
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Product Code | A unique identifier used by the Merchant business to identify the specific product. |
Item Price | The price per item unit. |
Item Discount | Monetary reductions applied to the product or service price for the line item.
Note: This value can be '0' if there is no applicable item discount.
|
Quantity | The number of units sold. |
Unit of Measure | A standardized unit used to quantify the quantity of the product or service. |
Item Total | Total transaction line item cost, calculated with quantity, unit price, discounts, tax, and shipping. |
Discount, Shipping & Duty - Must provide shipping, duty, and tax information (if applicable) including:
Shipping Amount | The cost associated with transporting products from Merchant to customer.
Note: This value can be '0' if there is no applicable shipping amount.
|
Duty Amount | The monetary value of customs duties or taxes related to product import and export.
Note: This value can be '0' if there is no applicable duty amount.
|
Order Discount | Monetary reductions applied to the transaction total.
Note: This value can be '0' if there is no applicable order discount.
|
Tax |
Note: The tax amount can be zero (or the tax field can be omitted entirely). If the Merchant sends a tax amount greater than $0.00, it needs to be between 0.1% & 22% of the transaction amount.
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Visa - Additional Qualification Requirements
In addition to the interchange data requirements above, the Visa card network has specific additional requirements to qualify:
The transaction must be compliant with the Visa Custom Payment Service (CPS).
A ‘capture’ request must follow the ‘authorization’ request:
Transaction must be authorized online and cannot be a cardholder-activated terminal (CAT) location.
Business Card type transactions must always include an Address Verification System (AVS) reference.
Visa - Large Ticket Requirements
Large Ticket transactions refer to transactions with a larger total dollar amount.
Your interchange rate may change based on the transaction amount to offer better pricing from Visa’s large ticket program for high-dollar-value transactions.
In addition to the data requirements above, the Visa card network has specific additional requirements to qualify for Large Ticket interchange pricing:
Clearing must follow authorization within 2 business days (no more than 1 day between auth and capture)
The transaction amount must meet ticket thresholds: $6,980+
Visa - Prohibited Merchant Business Types (MCCs)
Non-Compliant MCCs | Description of Merchant Business Type |
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3000–3299 | Airlines |
3501-3999 | Car Rental Companies/Hotels |
4112 | Passenger Railways |
4411 | Steamship and Cruise Lines |
4511 | Airlines and Air Carriers |
4722 | Travel Agencies and Tour Operators |
5812 | Eating Places and Restaurants |
5814 | Fast Food Restaurants |
5962 | Direct Marketing – Travel Related Arrangements Services (High Risk) |
5966 | Direct Marketing – Outbound Telemarketing Merchant (High Risk) |
5967 | Direct Marketing – Inbound Teleservices Merchant (High Risk) |
7011 | Lodging – Hotels, Motels, and Resorts |
7512 | Automobile Rental Agency |
7513 | Truck & Utility Trailer Rentals |
7519 | Motor Home and Recreational Vehicle Rentals |
MasterCard
Read more information about MasterCard requirements below:
MasterCard - Qualifying Card Types for Interchange Data Submission
The following card types can be used for Level II data submission:
In addition to the above, the following card types can be used for Level III data submission:
Corporate Credit
Purchasing Credit
MasterCard - Level II Data Requirements
Level II data must include all Level I data requirements in addition to the requirements listed below.
Sales Tax Information - Sales tax information for each transaction including:
Sales Tax Amount | The total amount of sales tax applied to the transaction. |
Order Number | A unique identifier used by the merchant to locate the specific transaction information.
Note: “Order Number”, “Invoice Number”, and “Customer Code” are interchangeable terms for Level II and Level III data submissions.
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MasterCard - Level III Data Requirements
Level III data must include all Level II data requirements in addition to the requirements listed below.
Item Details - Must provide detailed information for each item listed in a transaction including:
Item | Name or title of the item. |
Description | A detailed description of the product or service sold. |
Line Item Total | Total transaction line item cost, calculated with quantity, unit price, discounts, tax, and shipping. |
Product Code | A unique identifier used by the Merchant business to identify the specific product. |
Quantity | The number of units sold. |
Unit of Measure | A standardized unit used to quantify the quantity of the product or service. |
Note: When submitting a Level III transaction, the tax amount must be a percent between 0.1% & 30% of the transaction; it cannot be zero unless tax exempt status is enabled by the Facilitator.
MasterCard - Additional Qualification Requirements
In addition to the interchange data requirements above, the MasterCard card network has specific additional requirements to qualify:
MasterCard - Large Ticket Requirements
Large Ticket transactions refer to transactions with a larger total dollar amount. Your interchange rate may change based on the transaction amount to offer better pricing from MasterCard’s large ticket program for high-dollar-value transactions.
In addition to the data requirements above, the MasterCard network has specific additional requirements to qualify for Large Ticket interchange pricing:
Clearing must follow authorization within 2 business days (no more than 1 day between auth and capture).
The transaction amount must meet ticket thresholds: $7,255+
MasterCard - Prohibited Merchant Business Types (MCCs)
MasterCard Non-Compliant MCCs List:
Non-Compliant MCCs | Description of Merchant Business Type |
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3000–3299 | Airlines |
3501-3999 | Car Rental Companies/Hotels |
4112 | Passenger Railways |
4411 | Steamship and Cruise Lines |
4511 | Airlines and Air Carriers |
4722 | Travel Agencies and Tour Operators |
5812 | Eating Places and Restaurants |
5814 | Fast Food Restaurants |
5962 | Direct Marketing – Travel Related Arrangements Services (High Risk) |
5966 | Direct Marketing – Outbound Telemarketing Merchant (High Risk) |
5967 | Direct Marketing – Inbound Teleservices Merchant (High Risk) |
7011 | Lodging – Hotels, Motels, and Resorts |
7512 | Automobile Rental Agency |
7513 | Truck & Utility Trailer Rentals |
7519 | Motor Home and Recreational Vehicle Rentals |
American Express & Discover
There is no additional work or line item data submission required by American Express or Discover.
Both card brands provide lower interchange rates on their respective networks, calculated and adjusted based exclusively on the cardholder’s card type (e.g. business card, corporate card, etc.).
Submit Interchange Data with Transactions
To take advantage of lower interchange rates, this Level II and Level III data must be submitted alongside your transaction. This ensures the customer’s card brand network can receive and assess the data to determine which interchange rate the transaction will receive.
There are multiple methods to submit Level II or Level III data, read through the basic methods below to find the best workflow for your business:
Portal
The Portal offers a very simple way to manually enter and submit Level II and Level III values with payment transactions. Read the steps below to learn more:
Submit Level II data using the Portal.
To submit Level II transaction data using the Create Payments page:
Step 1: Navigate to the Create Payment page under Payments
Step 2: Enter all applicable data. Then, under Customer Details, check “Submit this transaction as LEVEL 2 PROCESSING” to reveal Level II fields.
Step 3: Enter the TAX and ORDER NUMBER values.
Note: If the entity is tax-exempt, you may enter '0'. See the steps below to enable tax-exempt status.
Note: If you are not a tax-exempt entity, you must adhere to Visa, Mastercard, and local government sales tax rates and regulations to receive lower Level II interchange rates.
Step 4: (Optional) Follow the steps below to also include Level III data.
Click Process Payment to complete the submission.
Enable Tax Exempt Status using the Portal
Non-profit and Governmental entities that qualify for tax-exempt status can apply this setting to their platform entity. This provides the proper mapping for Level II data submission when tax amounts are set to 0%.
Note: To display the Parameters tab and Auto Tax Exempt Enabled parameter for your Group(s), contact your Payrix representative to enable visibility.
To apply tax-exempt status to non-profit entity groups from the Groups page:
Step 1: Navigate to the Groups page under the Management section.
Step 2: Click on the desired group (or Add a new Group if needed) & enter the Group Profile page.
Step 3: Click on the Parameters tab, then click the ADD PARAMETERS button.
Step 4: Click the edit icon in the upper-right corner, then check “Auto Tax Exempt Enabled” and confirm.
Step 5: Return to the Group Profile page, then click the ADD MEMBERS button to Add the Merchant as a Member.
Click Save to complete the Merchant enrollment in the Tax Exempt Group.
Tax Exempt Exceptions:
Note: A tax-exempt merchant can qualify for Level III rates for both MasterCard and Visa.
MCC | Type / Description |
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4111 | Transportation—Suburban and Local Commuter Passenger, including Ferries |
4131 | Bus Lines |
4215 | Courier Services |
4468 | Marinas, Marine Service/Supplies |
4784 | Bridge and Road Fees, Tolls |
5499 | Misc Food Stores |
5541 | Service Stations |
5542 | Automated Fuel Despenser |
5983 | Fuel Dealers |
8211 | Elementary and Secondary Schools |
8220 | Colleges |
8398 | Charities |
8661 | Religious Orgs |
9211 | Court Costs |
9222 | Gov’t Fines |
9311 | Tax Payments |
9399 | Gov’t Services Not Elsewhere Classified |
9402 | Gov’t Postal Services |
Submit Level III data using the Portal.
To submit Level III transaction data using the Create Payments page:
Step 1: Complete steps 1-3 above from the Level II submission step above.
Step 2: Check “Submit this transaction as LEVEL 3 PROCESSING (All fields must be completed)” to reveal Level III fields.
Step 3: Enter the SHIPPING AMOUNT, DUTY AMOUNT & ORDER DISCOUNT value.
Step 4: Under Order Items, enter the DESCRIPTION, COMMODITY CODE, PRODUCT CODE, ITEM PRICE, ITEM DISCOUNT, QUANTITY, UNIT OF MEASURE, and ITEM TOTAL for each item.
Step 5: (Optional) Add additional Order Items as needed by clicking Add Item at the bottom of each new item form.
Click Process Payment to complete the submission.
API
The Payrix API provides a straightforward method of submitting Level II and Level III data values alongside transactions. Read the information below to learn more.
Submit Level II data using the Payrix API.
To submit Level II transaction data using the /txns
Payrix API endpoint, send the following request:
POST https://test-api.payrix.com/txns
{
"merchant":"{yourMerchantID}",
"payment":{
"number":"{customerCardNumber}",
"cvv":"{customerCardCVV}"
}
"expiration":"MMYY",
"type":2,
"order":"INVOICE#1",
"total":7799,
}
Required Parameters | Type | Description | Valid Values / Format |
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merchant
| string | The identifier of the Merchant associated with this Transaction. | |
payment
| object | The payment method associated with this Transaction, including the card details. | |
| number
| number | For credit payment method, the card number of the credit card associated with this Transaction. For the eCheck payment method, the bank account number is associated with this Transaction. | |
cvv
| integer | The Card Verification Value (CVV) number of the credit card associated with this Transaction. | This field is expressed as a 3-digit integer. |
expiration
| number | The expiration date of the credit card associated with this Transaction. | This field is stored as a text string in 'MMYY' format, where 'MM' is the number of a month and 'YY' is the last two digits of a year. For example, '0623' for June 2023. |
type
| integer | The type of Transaction. | 1 - Credit Card Only: Sale Transaction. Processes a sale and charges the customer.
2 - Credit Card Only: Auth Transaction. Authorizes and holds the requested total on the credit card.
3 - Credit Card Only: Capture Transaction. Finalizes a prior Auth Transaction and charges the customer.
4 - Credit Card Only: Reverse Authorization. Reverses a prior Auth or Sale Transaction and releases the credit hold.
5 - Credit Card Only: Refund Transaction. Refunds a prior Capture or Sale Transaction (total may be specified for a partial refund).
7 - eCheck Only: eCheck Sale Transaction. Sale Transaction for eCheck payment.
8 - eCheck Only: eCheck Refund Transaction. Refund Transaction for prior eCheck Sale Transaction.
11 - eCheck Only: eCheck Redeposit Transaction. Attempt to redeposit a prior failed eCheck Sale Transaction.
12 - eCheck Only: eCheck Account Verification Transaction. Attempt to verify eCheck payment details.
|
total
| number | The total amount of this Transaction. | This field is specified as an integer in cents. |
tax
| integer | The total sum of this Transaction’s tax amount. | This field is specified as an integer in cents. |
Enable Tax Exempt Status using the Payrix API
Non-profit and Governmental entities that qualify for tax-exempt status can apply this setting to their platform entity. This option properly maps for Level II data submission when tax amounts are set to 0%.
To apply tax-exempt status to non-profit entity groups using the /parameters
Payrix API endpoint, send the following request:
POST https://test-api.payrix.com/parameters
{
"login": "{{yourLoginID}}",
"org":"{{merchantsOrg/GroupID}}",
"autoTaxExemptEnabled":"1",
"inactive":"0",
"frozen":"0",
}
Tax Exempt Exceptions:
Note: A tax-exempt merchant can qualify for Level III rates for both MasterCard and Visa.
MCC | Type / Description |
---|
4111 | Transportation—Suburban and Local Commuter Passenger, including Ferries |
4131 | Bus Lines |
4215 | Courier Services |
4468 | Marinas, Marine Service/Supplies |
4784 | Bridge and Road Fees, Tolls |
5499 | Misc Food Stores |
5541 | Service Stations |
5542 | Automated Fuel Despenser |
5983 | Fuel Dealers |
8211 | Elementary and Secondary Schools |
8220 | Colleges |
8398 | Charities |
8661 | Religious Orgs |
9211 | Court Costs |
9222 | Gov’t Fines |
9311 | Tax Payments |
9399 | Gov’t Services Not Elsewhere Classified |
9402 | Gov’t Postal Services |
{
"errors": [
{
"code": 23,
"severity": 2,
"msg": "Invalid request for this type of user authentication"
}
]
}
Your successful response should look like the following:
{
"id": "t1_par_1abc2d34ef5g6h7ij89kl01",
"created": "2023-10-05T13:00:33.442Z",
"modified": "2023-10-05T13:00:33.442Z",
"creator": "t1_log_1abc2d34ef5g6h7ij89kl01",
"modifier": "t1_log_1abc2d34ef5g6h7ij89kl01",
"login": "t1_log_1abc2d34ef5g6h7ij89kl01",
"org": "t1_org_1abc2d34ef5g6h7ij89kl01",
"division": "t1_div_1abc2d34ef5g6h7ij89kl01",
"partition": "t1__1abc2d34ef5g6h7ij89kl01",
"autoTaxExemptEnabled": "1",
"inactive": "0",
"frozen": "0",
"minTxnTotal": "null",
"maxTxnTotal": "null",
"maxTxnDailyTotal": "null",
"maxTxnDailyNum": "null",
"maxTxnMonthlyTotal": "null",
"maxTxnMonthlyNum": "null",
"maxSubscriptionFailures": "null",
"minPayoutCreditTotal": "0001",
"maxPayoutCreditTotal": "null",
"minPayoutDebitTotal": "-0001",
"maxPayoutDebitTotal": "null",
"minAvailableFunds": "null",
"minStatementDebitPayoutDelay": "5",
"minFundsPayoutTotal": "500",
"minPayoutDelay": "3",
"minFirstPayoutDelay": "3",
"payoutDelayIncludeOffDays": "0",
"payoutIncludePending": "0",
"amexEnabled": "0",
"optBlueEnabled": "0",
"discoverEnabled": "0",
"discoverAcquiredEnabled": "0",
"mc3dsEnabled": "0",
"visa3dsEnabled": "0",
"amex3dsEnabled": "0",
"discover3dsEnabled": "0",
"eCheckEnabled": "0",
"fundingEnabled": "0",
"debtRepaymentEnabled": "0",
"verifyDisabled": "0",
"verifyForBoardingNotRequired": "0",
"verifyForPayoutNotRequired": "0",
"refundReleasesReserve": "0",
"vendorFeesEnabled": "0",
"vendorFeesExternal": "0",
"visaMisuseSettlement": "10",
"visaMisuseTravelAutoSettlement": "20",
"visaMisuseCardPresentReversal": "24",
"visaMisuseCardNotPresentReversal": "168",
"mcMisuseSettlement": "120",
"minEcheckCaptureDelay": "0",
"minDebitProcessingDelay": "5",
"minBoardingOwnership": "0",
"boardingExemptionsDisabled": "0",
"mcMisuseCardPresentReversal": "24",
"mcMisuseCardNotPresentReversal": "72",
"mcMisuseTravelAutoReversal": "480",
"boardingDisabled": "0",
"autoReboardDays": "60",
"surchargeEnabled": "0",
"mcInstantPayoutsEnabled": "0",
"visaInstantPayoutsEnabled": "0",
"mcInstantPayoutMin": "0",
"mcInstantPayoutMax": "7500000",
"visaInstantPayoutMin": "0",
"visaInstantPayoutMax": "5000000",
"sameDayPayoutsEnabled": "0",
"applePayEnabled": "0",
"googlePayEnabled": "0",
"sameDayPayoutsDailyMax": "null",
"minSameDayPayoutCreditTotal": "null",
"maxSameDayPayoutCreditTotal": "null",
"minSameDayPayoutDebitTotal": "null",
"maxSameDayPayoutDebitTotal": "null",
"accountUpdaterEnabled": "0",
"updateAllTokensEnabled": "0",
"accountUpdaterFrequency": "30",
"minDebitedAvailableFunds": "0",
"getParametersEnabled": "0",
"payoutCutoffTime": "null",
"declineNotificationEmail": "0",
"decisionMicroserviceEnabled": "0",
"holdMessagesDisabled": "0",
"txnDecisionMicroserviceEnabled": "0",
"omniTokenEnabled": "0",
"passTokenEnabled": "0",
"debitGracePeriod": "null",
"negativeBalanceLimit": "null",
"negativeBalanceEmail": "0",
"positiveBalanceEmail": "0"
}
See the descriptions below for the applicable response parameters.
Parameter | Description | Notes |
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id
| The Org parameter configurations ID. | Recall this ID if you want to enable, change, or disable any individual org parameter. |
created
| The date and time at which this resource was created. | |
modified
| The date and time at which this resource was modified. | |
creator
| The identifier of the Login that created this resource. | |
modifier
| The identifier of the Login that last modified this resource. | |
login
| The Login that owns this resource. | |
org
| The identifier of the Org resource that this Parameter resource is associated with. | |
autoTaxExemptEnabled
| Whether to assume a transaction is tax-exempt if no tax is set for Level II processing. | Valid Values: |
Inelgibile Merchant Types (MCCs) for Tax Exempt Level II Interchange Rates
Ineligible MCCs | Descriptions of Merchant Type |
---|
3000–3999 | Airlines/Car Rental Companies/Hotels |
4112 | Passenger Railways |
4411 | Steamship and Cruise Lines |
4468 | Marinas, Marine Service, and Supplies |
4511 | Airlines and Air Carriers |
4722 | Travel Agencies and Tour Operators |
5499 | Misc Food Stores - Speciality Markets and Convenience |
5541 | Gas/Service Stations with/without Ancillary Services |
5542 | Automated Fuel Dispensers |
5812 | Eating Places and Restaurants |
5814 | Fast Food Restaurants |
5962 | Direct Marketing – Travel Related Arrangements Services (High Risk) |
5966 | Direct Marketing – Outbound Telemarketing Merchant (High Risk) |
5967 | Direct Marketing – Inbound Teleservices Merchant (High Risk) |
5983 | Fuel Dealers - Fuel, Oil, Wood, Coal, Lique |
7011 | Lodging – Hotels, Motels, and Resorts |
7512 | Automobile Rental Agency |
7513 | Truck & Utility Trailer Rentals |
To s
Submit Level III data using the Payrix API.
To submit Level III transaction data using the /txns
Payrix API endpoint, send the following request:
POST https://test-api.payrix.com/txns
{
"merchant":"{yourMerchantID}",
"payment":{
"number":"{customerCardNumber}",
"cvv":"{customerCardCVV}"
}
"expiration":"MMYY",
"type":2,
"order":"INVOICE#1",
"total":7799,
"tax":100,
"items":[
{
"item":"Line Item #1",
"description":"Line Item Description"
"quantity":1,
"price":7799,
"um":"EACH",
"commodityCode":"1111999",
"total":5799,
"discount":-2000,
"productCode":"UPC12345"
}
]
}
Note: Descriptions for Level II data shown here are available in the Submit Level II data using the Payrix API section above.
Required Parameters | Type | Description | Valid Values / Format |
---|
items
| array of objects | The item or list of items associated with the transaction/order. | |
| item
| string | The line item name. | |
description
| string | The line item description. | Max length: 500 characters |
quantity
| integer | The total number of units for the line item. | |
price
| number | The individual line item price. | |
um
| string | The line item units of measure. Example: “pounds”, “days”, “hours”. | Max length: 100 characters |
commodityCode
| string | The commodity code for this Item. | Max length:12 characters |
total
| integer | The total price for the line item. | This field is specified as an integer in cents |
discount
| integer | The discount for the line item. | This field is specified as an integer in cents. |
productCode
| string | The product code for this Item such as UPC, catalog number, or inventory number. | |
PayFields
PayFields is a unique offering that seamlessly integrates a payment gateway into your existing HTML website package and eliminates PCI Compliance risk. Submitting Level II
Submit Level II data using PayFields.
Step 1: Under your <script>
tag containing PayFields.fields
add the following to add new Tax and Order fields to the PayFields
<script>
PayFields.fields = [
{type: "number", element: "#number"},
{type: "cvv", element: "#cvv"},
{type: "name", element: "#name"},
{type: "address", element: "#address"},
{type: "expiration", element: "#expiration"}
{type: "tax", element: "#tax"}
{type: "order", element: "#order"}
];
</script>
Step 2: Under a new <script>
tag, add the API Key, Merchant ID, and Transaction Amount:
<script>
PayFields.config.apiKey = "ab123c4def5g6hijkl7890m12345no6p";
PayFields.config.merchant = "t1_mer_123ab4c567defg8h90123i45";
PayFields.config.amount = {Transaction Amount};
<!---- continued by Step 3 ---->
Step 43: Under the same <script>
tag as Step 2, add the Order Field, Tax Field, and Billing Address:
<!---- preceeded by Step 2 ---->
PayFields.config.order = {order number};
PayFields.config.tax = {tax number};
PayFields.config.billingAddress = {
address: '123 Madison Street',
city: 'New York',
state: 'NY',
zip: '12345',
email: '',
phone: '5555555555',
address2: 'Suite 555',
company: 'Essential Co',
country: 'USA'
};
PayFields.config.invoiceResult = {Invoice Object}
</script>
Step 4: Add each new applicable field to your HTML file using the following <div>
format:
<div>
<label for="tax">Tax:</label>
<!-- Div for tax field iframe -->
<div id="tax" class="form-row">
</div>
</div>
Result: Example HTML File
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://test-api.payrix.com/payFieldsScript"></script>
<title>PayFields Test</title>
</head>
<body>
<input type="button" id="submit" value="Pay"></input>
<!-- Button needed for PayFrame -->
<script>
PayFields.button = {element: "#submit", value: "Pay"};
</script>
<script>
PayFields.fields = [
{type: "number", element: "#number"},
{type: "cvv", element: "#cvv"},
{type: "name", element: "#name"},
{type: "address", element: "#address"},
{type: "expiration", element: "#expiration"},
{type: "tax", element: "#tax"},
{type: "order", element: "#order"},
];
</script>
<script>
PayFields.config.apiKey = "ab123c4def5g6hijkl7890m12345no6p";
PayFields.config.merchant = "t1_mer_123ab4c567defg8h90123i45";
PayFields.config.amount = 500;
PayFields.config.order = {orderNumber};
PayFields.config.tax = {taxNumber};
PayFields.config.billingAddress = {
address: '123 Madison Street',
city: 'New York',
state: 'NY',
zip: '12345',
email: '',
phone: '5555555555',
address2: 'Suite 555',
company: 'Essential Co',
country: 'USA'
};
PayFields.config.invoiceResult = {invoiceObject}
</script>
</body>
</html>
Submit Level III data using PayFields.
Step 1: Complete Steps 1-3 above.
Step 2: Under your <script>
tag containing PayFields.fields
add the following to include Discount, Shipping, Duty, and Item [details] Objects fields in your PayField:
<script>
PayFields.fields = [
{type: "discount", element: "#discount"},
{type: "shipping", element: "#shipping"},
{type: "duty", element: "#duty"},
{type: "items", element: "#items"}
];
</script>
Step 3: Under your <script>
tag containing PayFields.config
add the following:
<script>
PayFields.config.discount = {discount number};
PayFields.config.shipping = {shipping number};
PayFields.config.duty = {duty number};
PayFields.config.items = {items Object}
</script>
Step 4: Add each new applicable field to your HTML file using the following <div>
format:
<div>
<label for="tax">Tax:</label>
<!-- Div for tax field iframe -->
<div id="tax" class="form-row">
</div>
</div>
Result: Example HTML File
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://test-api.payrix.com/payFieldsScript"></script>
<title>PayFields Test</title>
</head>
<body>
<input type="button" id="submit" value="Pay"></input>
<!-- Button needed for PayFrame -->
<script>
PayFields.button = {element: "#submit", value: "Pay"};
</script>
<script>
PayFields.fields = [
{type: "number", element: "#number"},
{type: "cvv", element: "#cvv"},
{type: "name", element: "#name"},
{type: "address", element: "#address"},
{type: "expiration", element: "#expiration"},
{type: "tax", element: "#tax"},
{type: "order", element: "#order"},
{type: "discount", element: "#discount"},
{type: "shipping", element: "#shipping"},
{type: "duty", element: "#duty"},
{type: "items", element: "#items"}
];
</script>
<script>
PayFields.config.apiKey = "ab123c4def5g6hijkl7890m12345no6p";
PayFields.config.merchant = "t1_mer_123ab4c567defg8h90123i45";
PayFields.config.amount = 500;
PayFields.config.order = {orderNumber};
PayFields.config.tax = {taxRatePercent};
PayFields.config.discount = {discountNumber};
PayFields.config.shipping = {shippingNumber};
PayFields.config.duty = {duty number};
PayFields.config.items = {items Object};
PayFields.config.billingAddress = {
address: '123 Madison Street',
city: 'New York',
state: 'NY',
zip: '12345',
email: '',
phone: '5555555555',
address2: 'Suite 555',
company: 'Essential Co',
country: 'USA'
};
PayFields.config.invoiceResult = {invoiceObject}
</script>
</body>
</html>