Trusted Redirects Bundle
Win customer trust and capture higher-value sales via a secure redirect flow.
The Trusted Redirects Bundle connects you with mobile-savvy consumers who prioritize security by paying within their preferred bank apps and digital wallets. This approach builds immediate confidence at checkout, leading to reduced friction and higher conversion rates.
Technically, this bundle uses a redirect flow where the user is sent to a trusted third-party environment to authorize the payment. Your system then receives confirmation via a webhook. This pattern is ideal for capturing sales from users who are hesitant to enter payment details directly on a merchant's website.
Redirects Bundle Payment Flow
This high-level flow illustrates the end-to-end process of how a payment is handled within this Payment Bundle. From the checkout initiation to the final confirmation, each step follows the same architectural logic shared by all payment methods in this bundle.
This high-level flow illustrates the end-to-end process of how a payment is handled within this Payment Bundle. From the checkout initiation to the final confirmation, each step follows the same architectural logic shared by all payment methods in this bundle.
Available Payment Methods
Connect to 25+ trusted redirect methods across 13 countries with the Trusted Redirects bundle Redirect methods included in this bundle:
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Mexico
Nigeria
Peru
South Africa
Uruguay
Philippines
Payloads Comparison
The architectural consistency of this bundle makes regional expansion seamless. Once you have built the logic to handle a redirect and webhook confirmation for one payment method, enabling another is straightforward. The payment request will be consistent with the Cash & Codes bundle; however, the response will provide a redirect URL instead of a payment code.
Using our Payload Comparison tool, you can select a payload and two bundles to easily spot key differences in API behavior and integration details.
API Effort Score
API Effort Score shows the coding effort to integrate with another payment type, using a percentage-based thermometer and a qualitative description of the integration effort:
Very low effort: Same endpoint and structure; only parameter values change.
Low to very low effort: Nearly identical endpoint and structure; adjust parameters and a few fields.
Low effort: Same endpoint and flow; add or remove some fields.
Medium effort: New endpoint or new flow; requires writing new code.
The API endpoint and core data structure are identical. You'll primarily be changing parameters values within the existing request. No new logic is required.
- The main differences in the request are typically limited to the payment_type_code and currency_code fields to specify the local method.
- The overall asynchronous structure, using a webhook for payment confirmation, remains identical, making integration straightforward.
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