Adyen

Adyen is a Dutch company that offers several online payment possibilities.

Note

Adyen is more focused on enterprise customers and may require a minimum number of transactions and a minimum processed volume.

Adyen configuration

Create an Adyen account if necessary and log into your Adyen Customer Area.

Tip
Log into your Test account to try the integration without charging customers. Switch to your Live account once you are ready to accept payments.
Contact the Adyen support team to enable the Multiple partial capture feature.
In the Adyen Customer Area, go to Developers ‣ API credentials and click the relevant API credential user name in the list or click Create new credential to create a new one.
In the Server settings section, click Generate API key, then click the (Copy API key) icon and save the value for the SecureIO configuration step.
In the Client settings section, click Generate client key, then click the (Copy client key) icon and save the value for the SecureIO configuration step.
Enter your SecureIO database URL in the Add allowed origins field, then click Add.
Click Save changes at the bottom of the page.
Go to Developers ‣ Webhooks in the left menu and click Create new webhook.
In the Create new webhook popup, click Add on the Standard webhook line.
On the Webhook generation form, in the Server configuration section, enter your SecureIO database URL followed by /payment/adyen/notification.
In the Security section, click Generate under HMAC, then click the (Copy HMAC to the clipboard) icon and save the value for the SecureIO configuration step.
Click Save configuration at the bottom of the page.
Go to Developers ‣ API URLs, then copy the Prefix and save the value for the SecureIO configuration step.

SecureIO configuration

Navigate to the payment provider Ayden.
Fill in the Merchant Account, API Key, Client Key, HMAC Key, and API URL Prefix fields with the values saved at the Adyen configuration step.
Configure the remaining options as needed.
Set the State field to Enabled.

Tip

If you want to test Adyen without affecting live transactions, use your Test account credentials, enter https://checkout-test.adyen.com in the API URL Prefix field, and set the State field to Test Mode.

Manual capture

To enable manual capture for Adyen payments, follow these steps:

Navigate to the payment provider Ayden.
Go to the Configuration tab and enable Capture Amount Manually.
Log in to your Adyen Customer Area, then go to Settings and click Company in the Account management section.
In the General section, click the (Edit property) icon next to the Capture Delay field.
In the popup, set the Capture delay field to Manual and click Save.

Note

If the transaction is not captured within 7 days, the customer is entitled to revoke it.
You can manually capture and refund payments directly from your Adyen Customer Area.

Adyen configuration

SecureIO configuration

Manual capture

Supported payment methods