Payment Methods Overview
CardPay
Credit and debit card payments with full 3D Secure support. Works in all modern browsers. The card form is rendered by the Payments Library in either popup or iframe mode, ensuring card data never touches your servers. Browser support: All modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) Operations: CHARGE, TOKENIZE, CHARGE_AND_TOKENIZE, PREAUTH_AND_TOKENIZE, GATEWAY_TOKENIZEApple Pay
Native Apple Pay integration for Safari on iOS and macOS. Requires Apple Pay merchant setup through PCI Booking. Browser support: Safari on iOS 10+ and macOS Sierra+ Device support: iPhone, iPad, Mac with Touch ID or Apple WatchApple Pay buttons only appear when
checkAvailability() detects a compatible device and browser.Google Pay
Native Google Pay integration for Chrome and Android. Requires Google Pay merchant setup through PCI Booking. Browser support: Chrome on Android, desktop Chrome with linked Google account Device support: Android devices, desktop with ChromePayPal
PayPal checkout integration. Supports charge operations only, the user is redirected to PayPal to authorize the payment. Browser support: All modern browsers Operations: CHARGE onlyBankPay
Open Banking and ACH direct bank payments. The user selects their bank and authorizes the payment through their banking app or website. Browser support: All modern browsers Operations: CHARGE only Availability: Varies by region and bank supportUPI
Unified Payments Interface for instant payments in India. The user scans a QR code or enters their UPI ID to complete the payment. Browser support: All modern browsers Operations: CHARGE only Availability: India onlyFor credential setup instructions for each payment method, contact your PCI Booking account manager or refer to the merchant configuration guide.
Next Steps
Payments Library Overview
Architecture, capabilities, and how the library fits into your integration.
Setup Guide
Install the library, create a session, and run your first payment.
Library Reference
Full API surface: constructor parameters, methods, callbacks, and operation types.

