I have implemented the Accept Customer Hosted Form for CIM and recently read that Accept JS can do a similar/idential thing.
Is that true? If so, is Accept JS better suited, more secure, or somehow better than the Accept Customer Hosted Form?
Thanks in advance!
06-01-2017 02:19 PM
Hello @eisemann970
Great question.
Accept.js allows you to perform a one-time payment using Javascript without having any sensitive card data passing through your server. You receive a one-time use token used to submit the transaction from your server.
Accept Customer allows you to securely store customer profiles including payment data without sensitive card data ever touching your server. Using the hosted form, your customers manage their card on file information and you receive a customer profile id or token which you can store and use to accept payments.
Richard
06-01-2017 03:17 PM
Hello,
Can we use Accept.js with custom styling and be SAQ A compliant? Or do we need to use AcceptUI.js to be SAQ A compliant? And if so, can we use our custom styling with AcceptUI.js?
Thanks!
03-22-2018 08:05 AM