Success Page
Your success URL receives non-sensitive card capture data as query string parameters. Build your URL with placeholders for the parameters you need, and PCI Booking replaces them with actual values on redirect. Which placeholders are resolved depends on the form you used. The card entry forms resolve the full set below. The CVV capture forms resolve{cardToken} only - see CVV Capture Forms.
Card Entry Forms
Applies to Request Card Entry Form and Send Card Capture Link.Example
{cardToken} to receive the token for subsequent API calls. These forms resolve either every placeholder you included or none of them.
CVV Capture Forms
Applies to Request CVV Entry Form and Send CVV Capture Link.
These forms work on a card that is already stored. The operation copies the existing token to a new token and attaches the captured CVV to it. No card entry takes place, so the card data placeholders are not available.
Example
{cardToken} in a CVV capture success URL. To get the card details for the new token, call Retrieve Token Metadata after the redirect. If you need card details in the redirect itself, use a card entry form instead.
If your success/failure URL resolves to a private/local network address from the cardholder’s browser, Chrome’s Private Network Access policy can block the redirect entirely. See Chrome Private Network Access for the fix (switch to the postMessage-based result flow).
Failure Page
The failure URL is a static URL. You do not need to add placeholders. PCI Booking automatically appends query parameters with the failure details.Parameters Appended by PCI Booking
Example: What You Configure
Example: What the Redirect Looks Like
After a failed card capture:Next Steps
Hosted Card Entry Form
Card capture form that uses these redirect URLs
CVV Capture
CVV-only capture form that uses the same redirect mechanism

