PaymentConfig

interface PaymentConfig {
cardInputConfig?: CardInputConfig;
spreedly?: CardInputConfig;
expressCheckout?: { enabled: boolean; methods: { paypal?: boolean; apple_pay?: boolean; google_pay?: boolean; link?: boolean; applePay?: boolean; googlePay?: boolean }; methodOrder?: ('apple_pay' | 'paypal' | 'google_pay' | 'link')[]; requireValidation?: boolean; requiredFields?: string[] };
}

Source: global.ts:1703

Payment setup for checkout — the card-input configuration plus which express methods (PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay) are enabled and how they behave.

Properties

`cardInputConfig: CardInputConfig`

global.ts:1705

`spreedly: CardInputConfig`

global.ts:1707

`expressCheckout: { enabled: boolean; methods: { paypal?: boolean; apple_pay?: boolean; google_pay?: boolean; link?: boolean; applePay?: boolean; googlePay?: boolean }; methodOrder?: ('apple_pay' | 'paypal' | 'google_pay' | 'link')[]; requireValidation?: boolean; requiredFields?: string[] }`

global.ts:1709

Properties

enabled (boolean)
methods ({ paypal?: boolean; apple_pay?: boolean; google_pay?: boolean; link?: boolean; applePay?: boolean; googlePay?: boolean }) — Which express buttons to offer, when the campaign does not say.Write the method names with underscores (apple_pay, google_pay), the same as methodOrder beside them and as every other place the SDK names a payment method. applePay/googlePay are the older camelCase spellings and still work; a method turned on under either key is turned on.
methodOrder (("apple_pay" | "paypal" | "google_pay" | "link")[], optional)
requireValidation (boolean, optional)
requiredFields (string[], optional)