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Payment Page

EBANX Payment Page is a secure, EBANX-hosted checkout solution that streamlines the transaction process. Generated through the EBANX Direct API, this page is provided as a unique redirect URL. To set up a Payment Page, merchants only need to provide basic transaction details, such as customer information and the payment amount. This simple setup makes it a fast and efficient option, eliminating the need for a full integration.

Features

  • Simplified integration - No need to host your own checkout.
  • Multiple payment methods - Access a wide range of local options.
  • Seamless experience - Secure checkout with automatic redirection to your store.

How it works

Below is a step-by-step illustration of how EBANX Payment Pages work.

Step by step

The customer proceeds to checkout on the merchant’s website.

  1. 1 The merchant requests a Payment Page link through the EBANX API.

  2. 2 EBANX generates a unique URL for the payment and returns it to the merchant.

  3. 3 The merchant redirects the customer to the payment link provided by EBANX.

  4. 4 The customer is redirected to the EBANX Payment Page to complete the transaction.

  5. 5 After the payment is processed, the customer is redirected to the callback URL provided in the initial request.

Example


Availability

Select a country to explore available payment options.
GroupOptions
Credit Cards
Naranja
American Express
Diners Club
Visa
Mastercard
Cabal
Debit Cards
Visa
Mastercard
Cabal
Cash & Codes
RapipagoPago FácilUSDCUSDT
Trusted Redirects
Mercado Pago WalletDEBIN
Tokenized Alternatives
Mercado Pago Connect
Additional Card Features

Custom Branding & Domain

The Payment Page can be customized to match your brand — your logo, your colors, and optionally your own web address — so that the payment experience feels like a native part of your product instead of a generic checkout. There is no code to write and no additional integration work: your EBANX Sales Engineer configures everything for you, and the API request that generates the page stays exactly the same.

What changes for your customer

When branding is configured, the Payment Page:

  • Shows your logo and your brand colors.
  • Displays your company name in the order summary.
  • Can be served from your own subdomain (for example, checkout.mycompany.com) instead of an EBANX address.
  • Keeps every local payment method available for your countries, as listed in Availability.
  • Returns the customer to your website after payment, exactly as in the standard flow.

Branding options

Your Sales Engineer configures the checkout appearance in the EBANX Merchant Area using the assets you provide:

OptionWhat you provide
LogoYour logo file in PNG or SVG, up to 2 MB.
ColorsBrand color, background color, and highlight color, as hex codes (for example, #7F77DD).
Button formatOne of four button shapes: square, slightly rounded, rounded, or fully rounded (pill).
Display nameYour company name as it should appear on the Payment Page.

You can review a preview before anything goes live, and you can request changes at any time through your Sales Engineer. It is also possible to keep more than one branding configuration — for example, one per country or per brand, each with its own colors and payment methods.

Custom domain

By default, the Payment Page is served from an EBANX address. With a custom domain, it is served from a subdomain that you own, such as checkout.mycompany.com. Customers stay on a web address they recognize from your brand throughout the payment, which reduces the hesitation that an unfamiliar domain can cause at checkout.

Only subdomains are supported: checkout.mycompany.com works, mycompany.com does not. EBANX provisions and manages the SSL certificate for the subdomain, so the page is always served over HTTPS. Your IT or DNS team only needs to add two CNAME records — see Custom Domain Setup for the step-by-step instructions.

How to enable it

  1. Share your branding assets — logo, hex codes, button shape, and display name — with your Sales Engineer, along with the subdomain you want to use, if any.
  2. Review the preview and confirm that the branding looks correct.
  3. If you are using a custom domain, have your IT or DNS team add the two CNAME records described in Custom Domain Setup.
  4. Your Sales Engineer runs a test payment with you before the configuration goes live.

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