The Browser SDK (Software Development Kit) allows you to accept card payments from your customers through a TabaPay payment experience without the hassle of meeting PCI-DSS requirements. You can embed the Custom iFrame as a low-code customizable payment experience right on your website.

Custom Iframe

Using TabaPay's latest PCI-Compliant iFrame, create secure payment forms and streamlined user experience without the hassle of meeting {user.PCI-DSS} requirements. You can embed the Custom iFrame as a low-code customizable payment experience right on your website.

Use Cases

Accepting Cards in an E-Commerce Environment: Sell products and services on your website.
Accepting card details to save as anAccount ID: Use Create Account for a push to card, or pull transaction.

TabaPay's Custom iFrame for Card Entry allows users to enter Card Number, Expiration Date, and Security Code securely. On submission, TabaPay provides a PCI-Token that can then be used within our Unified API for transactions

How the Browser SDK Works

Walk through how to get started with the Browser SDK with the following guides:

FAQs

1. Do we have to store card holder name?

The name, card number, and expiration date are needed to create a transaction. The address is not needed except for when capturing address information, or for specific cross-border uses cases.

2. Can the iFrame be customized (in addition to configurations)?

Yes, the Custom iFrame is fully customizable with the ability to conform to your own brand. Refer to Using the Browser SDK and Browser SDK reference.

3. Can the iFrame be used for native in-app webview?

The Browser SDK is designed for full browser environments rather than webviews. If issues occur when implementing it in a webview, TabaPay may not be able to modify the iframe library or provide direct support for that use case.

For in-app payment instruments, refer to RSA Encryption.

Recipes

7.1 Create Account with iFrame Token

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15. Create Transaction with iFrame Token

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