Checkout by Amazon is an additional payment method you can offer your customers with an Amazon Buyer Account. During checkout, your customers can choose between a card payment method or with Pay with Amazon. Once they choose Amazon as their payment method, they need to login to their Amazon account and authorize payments.
After the checkout is done using this payment method, we store the billing agreement in Chargebee and use it for all future payments. Customers can change their payment method through the customer portal or you can do this on their behalf.
Step 1: Connect your Amazon Payments Account
To do this, go to Settings > Configure Chargebee > Payment Gateways and click Add a Gateway. This will direct you to a list of Gateways supported in Chargebee. Choose Amazon Payments from the list.
Step 2: On the Amazon Payments configuration page, click Connect and follow the prompts to log in to your Amazon Seller Account
Step 3: You can sign in using your existing Amazon account or create a new one.
In case you are creating a new account, enter your business details.
Step 4: Enter your web settings.
Business Display Name: Enter your business name.
Checkout Domain: Enter the Chargebee domain URL. The URL that is allowed to connect with your Amazon Buyer Account.
Privacy Policy: Enter the link to your privacy policy page.
Step 4: Allow Amazon to transfer credentials to Chargebee.
Step 5: Once this is done, your Amazon account credentials will be stored in Chargebee.
Step 6: Include a Seller Note
Content entered here will be shown to your customers when they log in to their Amazon Buyer Account console.
You need to configure and setup your Amazon account to allow checkout through a 3rd party shopping cart. To do this, login to your Amazon Seller Central and select Amazon Payments Advanced.
You will see 2 of them - Production View & Sandbox View. When you're initially testing Amazon Payments, we recommend using the Sandbox View along with your Chargebee TEST site.
Step 1: Configure your Integrator URL
You will find this URL in Chargebee under Settings > Configure Chargebee > Payment Gateways > Amazon Payments
Configure this under Settings > Integration Settings in Amazon.
If you don't see Integration Settings in your Settings menu, ensure that you have selected Amazon Payments Advanced as indicated above.
Step 2: Configure Allowed Javascript Origins
This is your Chargebee domains and you will find them under Settings > Configure Chargebee > Payment Gateways > Amazon Payments. Copy these URLs.
Switch to Login with Amazon and select your Chargebee application on the left.
Scroll down to Web Settings and edit it.
Paste the URLs you copied from Chargebee and save it.
Add your Chargebee TEST and LIVE site domains here. If you're using Chargebee's customer portal, add those domains as well.
If you've enabled Amazon payments in your Chargebee Payment Gateway Settings as explained above, customers will see it as an option during a hosted page checkout.
After they select Amazon and click on Pay with Amazon, they will be prompted to enter their Amazon Buyer Account credentials.
Once the customer's account is successfully authenticated, they can see their address and payment details. Here they can choose which address and card to use.
Customers also have the option of adding a new address or card to their Amazon account from here.
Customers then have to authorize using their account by checking the box and then clicking on Next.
Now they can verify their order summary and also update their address details if required. At the bottom of the page, they can see their Amazon payment information and they also have the option of changing their payment method, if needed.
To accept payments via Amazon Payments using your custom checkout page, here's the process to be followed in a nutshell:
P.S. Chargebee's Hosted Pages can still come to your rescue if you'd want to skip integrating with Amazon directly and quickly start accepting payments via Amazon Payments.
Chargebee uses the billing agreement id of Amazon Payments to capture future payments.
Chargebee takes over from Step 8 of the above process. Set up Amazon Payments in your website by following Steps 1-7.
After Step 7 (Set Billing Agreement Details and Confirm the Agreement )of the process, pass the Billing Agreement information along with the subscription details to Chargebee.
After customers authorize their payment via Amazon, a billing agreement is created. Chargebee requires this Billing Agreement id to charge customers for all future recurring payments.
The Billing Agreement id can be passed to Chargebee with the payment_method[reference_id] parameter, using any of the following APIs:
Refer here for further information.
Chargebee then sends this billing agreement id to Amazon to validate it. After validation, the Billing Agreement id is stored at Chargebee's end and used to charge the customer for future payments.
While creating a subscription for an existing customer, the option to specify the payment method information is not available. This is because, the payment method information is linked to customers and not the subscriptions.
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