Google Pay button

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To start processing Google Pay payments via the Solidgate payment form, you must perform a few steps.

Firstly, you need to verify your domain on the Google Site. You must be logged in as a Google developer to do this. Otherwise, you will be redirected to Google Pay’s support page.

Secondly, you must receive the Merchant ID parameter from Google Console. This parameter ensures that customers can make payments on your site through Google Pay.

After Google completes these two steps, you can proceed with integrating the Solidgate payment form.

To display the Google Pay button on the Solidgate payment form, you must add the following parameters to the paymentIntent object. Google Pay can be accessed and utilized on the platforms listed here.

Parameter Type Mandatory Description
google_pay_merchant_id string Yes, for displaying the Google Pay button The Merchant ID parameter you receive on Google’s side.
Example:
10911390523550288022
google_pay_merchant_name string No The merchant name, which can be displayed to the customers when paying by Google. It would be better to pass this parameter so that Google does not substitute it on its own.
Example:
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Subscribe to the Google Pay mounted event to check when the button is mounted and rendered. When the event is emitted for the googlebtn entity, this means the Google Pay button is fully displayed.

There is a possibility to subscribe to the Guide
Using the payment form, you can build your user actions tracking by the events that the Solidgate payment form returns. payment form’s events .

Customization
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In addition to displaying the button on the form, you can also control the button’s position, color, and size. Use the googlePayButtonParams object for changes as you would for all other customization in the Solidgate Guide
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Customization properties

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The parameter is responsible for displaying the Google Pay button on Solidgate payment form.

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The id of container to place Google Pay button.

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The color of the Google Pay button on Solidgate payment form.

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The type of the Google Pay button on Solidgate payment form.

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The authentication method of the card transaction. A card authenticated with the use of a CRYPTOGRAM_3DS or with a PAN_ONLY authMethod. By default, both types are available.

 

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PaymentFormSdk.init({
  ...restData,
  googlePayButtonParams: {
    containerId: 'yourCustomContainerId',
    color: 'white',
    type: 'plain',
    allowedAuthMethods: ['PAN_ONLY', 'CRYPTOGRAM_3DS']
  }
})

Button position
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To position the Google Pay button on your own, you need to create and specify the div. Then, pass the value of the created container to the containerId parameter in the googlePayButtonParams object.

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PaymentFormSdk.init({
  ...restData,
  googlePayButtonParams: {
    buttonColor: 'default',
    buttonType: 'buy',
    containerId: 'yourCustomContainerId'
  }
});

In this example, the div with the id yourCustomContainerId is created in the HTML, and its id value is passed to the containerId parameter in the googlePayButtonParams object. This specifies that the Google Pay button should be rendered inside the specified container.

If you haven’t specified the containerId, we display it by default - above all fields of the Solidgate payment form.

Please note that if you specify a non-existing container, we will not display the Google Pay button. In this case, we will return the following error to the console.

Container with id =‘specified-container’ does not exist.

Button styling
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On the Solidgate payment form side, some options allow you to style the Google Pay button to fit your site’s style as much as possible.

We allow changing two parameters of the button in the googlePayButtonParams object:

  • default - may change the color over time (light/night mode)
  • black - a black button suitable for use on a white or light background
  • white - a white button suitable for use on colourful background
  • buy - a ‘Buy with Google Pay’ button (default)
  • plain - button without additional text

Button hiding
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You could always hide the button for the user by passing false to the enabled parameter. You do not need to specify true to display the button on the form; this is the default value. When you pass the false value, the form with the passed parameters of containerId, color, and type is collected but not displayed on the Solidgate Guide
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