Google Pay via Adyen 

Google Pay allows customers to use payment instruments saved to their Google accounts. Google Pay via Adyen integration enables users to securely pay using any card (Credit or Debit) associated with their Google account. This integration supports the 3D Secure and non-3D Secure payment flow.

Click here  to know more about accepting Google Pay on Adyen.

Note

This feature is available as an API integration only and is not currently supported by Chargebee's checkout.

Prerequisites 

The following prerequisites apply to this integration:

  • You must have an Adyen account that is configured to accept Google Pay payments.
  • You must have access to your Adyen API Client Key. The Client key is an alternative for the public key required for Adyen configuration. Read more here .
  • Google Pay allows you to store payment method information in the cloud and Android devices. Cards that are stored in the Google Account (cloud) are accepted for this integration.
  • You can use all live cards and test cards to test the setup. Google ensures that no actual transactions take effect from the live card while using Google's test environment.

Configuring Google Pay via Adyen 

Follow the steps below to configure Google Pay via Adyen for your Chargebee site:

  1. Configure your Adyen payment gateway in Chargebee. If you have already configured Adyen, click Settings > Configure payment gateway > Adyen.

  2. Click Manage.

  3. Type your Adyen Client Key in the Client Key field and click Connect. Click here  for assistance to retrieve your Client Key.

  4. Toggle on Google Pay to initiate the configuration process.

  5. Select the country or the region the payment will be processed from the Merchant Country Code drop-down list and click Save.

  6. Configure your Smart Routing settings to configure Adyen as the preferred gateway while using Google Pay.

Google Pay via Adyen is now ready for use on your Chargebee site. Review the screenshot below for subscription processed using Google Pay via Adyen.

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