New Features
New Payment Methods - iDEAL, Sofort
Following this year's Cleeng Merchant upgrade to the newest integration with Adyen, we are happy to announce that two more payment methods are now available.
Now you can increase your conversion and offer payments with the following local payment methods:
- iDEAL - a Dutch-based payment method that allows customers to make online payments using their bank credentials (only available in the Netherlands).
- Sofort - a bank transfer-based payment method, especially popular in countries such as Germany, Austria, Belgium.
Note: Sofort payment method is no longer supported by Cleeng.
You can easily turn on new payment methods. Depending on the integration, we have two options:
Option 1: Clients using MediaStore SDK Components (recommended)
The integration is especially convenient with this ready-to-use solution. You just need to upgrade to the latest version of the components and contact Cleeng Broadcaster Success Specialists team to turn on new payment methods for the new Adyen payment setup to work. You can check details in the Payment Configuration section in developer documentation. With this release, components support iDEAL and Sofort payments as well as adding these payment methods in My Account.
(If you are new to MediaStore SDK please see the Integration Guide.)
Option 2: Clients using MediaStore SDK APIs directly
For API-based integration, please follow the developer instructions provided in Adyen Payment Setup and Payment Information.
See also MediaStore API changes in the section below.
Important
Following our deprecation warning from Feb 2023, for business continuity purposes we are urgently reminding clients currently using the legacy endpoints for Adyen payments (Payment with Adyen and Add Adyen payment details) to migrate to the new endpoints as the legacy endpoints will be deprecated in Q3 2023.
API Changes
Improved
MediaStore SDK endpoints:
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Create Adyen Payment Session - the endpoint now accepts new params:
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filterPaymentMethods - it accepts an array of payment methods that should be presented to customers in the checkout
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filterPaymentMethodsByType - it accepts value zeroPaymentSupported or zeroPaymentNotSupported and allows you to filter payment methods that should be presented to customers in the checkout based on whether they support transactions for authentication purposes (zero-amount).
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For more information on payment methods filtering, see this article.
- Fetch customer’s payment details - this endpoint now returns subscription Ids per each payment details.
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