4.7 Appendix G: Payments Page Checkout & Saved Card Payments


The following UX screen–captures depict the desktop browser journeys.
The UX will adapt to a mobile device UX when required.

4.7.1 Default Credit Card Payment Page

The default credit–card payment page allows for the capture of a credit card for payment.
You can also view the order details by selecting View Order; change the Payment Method from the drop-down.

Figure 33. Default Credit Card Payment Page UX

4.7.2 View Order Pop-Up

The "VIEW ORDER" pop-up from the payments page, allows you to see the merchants details of the
products being ordered, and the merchant order reference number.

Figure 34. View Order Pop-Up UX

4.7.3 Payment Methods

The "Payment Method" drop-down lists shows the list of available payment methods that have been made
available to the merchant when they were on-boarded onto the payment gateway.

Figure 35. Payment Methods UX

4.7.4 Terms and Conditions

The scrolling list of Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy are viewable from the payment page.

Figure 36. Terms and Conditions & Privacy Policy UX

4.7.5 Card Capture Details

When capturing credit–card details, the customer must capture the name on their credit card;
the full credit-card number (PAN); the expiry–date and the verification number
(CVV - 3 digit for VISA or Mastercard or 4 digit for American Express cards).
The expiry–date field will automatically insert a slash between the month and year fields.

Figure 37. Credit Card Capture Details UX

4.7.6 Save Card Alias Name

If the customer chooses to "Save this card" (and a unique merchant and customer reference number
is passed to the payment page, and the merchant has been enabled for Save Card functionality),
they then have the option of creating an Alias name for this card (to allow them to differentiate
between multiple saved cards). If no alias is specified then the masked PAN is used for the alias.

Figure 38. Credit Card Save Card Details UX

4.7.7 3D Secure Check

The 3D Secure check (or One–Time Password [OTP] check) UX will differ depending on the acquiring bank to which the merchant has been setup.
The OTP for ABSA test cards is test123.
Nedbank test cards are set to auto-approve.

Figure 39. ABSA 3D Secure (OTP) Check UX

Figure 40. Nedbank 3D Secure (OTP) Check UX

4.7.8 Processing Screen – Animated Vodacom Logo

In–between payment and 3D secure screens, and while awaiting verification of
payment fromthe bank the payments page show an animated Vodacom logo page.
The customer should not close their browser during this period,
otherwise the transaction will be abandoned with error.

Figure 41. Processing Screen UX

4.7.9 Save Card Payment Page (with a previously saved card)

If the customer has a previously saved card for this merchant (and a unique merchant and customer reference number is passed to the payment page, and the merchant has been enabled for Save Card functionality), then they will be shown previously saved cards on the payment page, which they can use to pay by simply capturing the card CVV.

Figure 42. Save Card Payment Page (with saved card) UX

4.7.10 Using Saved Card (capture of CVV details only)

Using a previously saved card, the customer has simply to enter the verification
number (CVV) of their card and press Pay.

Figure 43. Saved Card Payment (with CVV) UX

4.7.11 Edit Saved Card (can only delete a saved card)

If the customer chooses to "Edit" their saved, they are given the option to
delete one or more of the previously saved cards.

Figure 44. Edit Saved Card UX

4.7.12 Delete Saved Card

If the customer chooses to delete a saved card, they will be asked to confirm
that delete before the card is actually removed from this merchant/customer profile.

Figure 45. Delete Saved Card Confirmation UX

Figure 46. Confirmation of Saved Card Deletion for a Saved Card with no Alias UX

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