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A Guide to Integrating with Adyen Web for 3D Secure 2 Payments
The first step is to install the Adyen API library, these examples will be in TypeScript so we’re going to use the Node.js library. These examples are built using version 15.1.0 of the api-library which utilizes the latest version of Checkout API (71).
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Integrating webhook notifications with Adyen Checkout
Next, we need to iterate over the list of notification request items, and process them based on the type of event the notification item is associated with (i.e., its eventCode). As we iterate through the list, however, we’ll also want to verify its HMAC (hash-based message authentication code) signatures. This helps protect the application server from unauthorised notifications, such as any data that may have been modified during transmission. Since our application leverages the Adyen Node.js server-side library to interact with Adyen’s API, we can conveniently import and instantiate the built-in HMAC validator class to do just that:
adyen-node-online-payments
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A Guide to Integrating with Adyen Web for 3D Secure 2 Payments
We hope you find this technical blog helpful. Don’t forget to check out the github repository which contains a fully working integration-example. It’s important to note that, while this guide promotes an ideal flow with our recommended best practices, all payment flows are uniquely complicated, so if this guide doesn’t exactly suit your needs, you can refer to our extensive documentation guides.
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Consuming webhooks
Visit the Github repository of the Adyen NodeJS sample application: it implements a Checkout screen that supports various payment methods as well as an example of the endpoint consuming the webhook.
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Online payments using the new Web Payment APIs
You can find the complete source code for this example here. I'm not going to focus on the backend as I'm using a simplified version of the NodeJS backend from this example, you can read this tutorial if you are interested in the backend.
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