hnguyenatpp

@hnguyenatpp

Joined on Aug 3, 2022

  • AVAILABILITY Google Pay is currently available with our latest Android and JavaScript SDKs. Google Pay provides a purchasing experience both in app and on the web for customers with supported Android devices. It allows customers to pay with cards and PayPal accounts stored in their Google account, in addition to those stored in Google Pay. For more details on compatibility and availability, see our Google Pay support article. Getting started If you don't already accept Google Pay, you'll need to follow these steps to add a Google Pay to your existing Braintree integration:
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  • AVAILABILITY Managing disputes via the API is only available to merchants who can access disputes in the Braintree Control Panel. Overview Certain dispute reason codes – ones related to fraud and to merchandise/services not received – have very specific evidence requirements: If you choose to respond to the dispute, you must submit appropriately-formatted documentation that meets the card brands’ definitions of compelling evidence. You must categorize each piece of evidence to indicate which specific requirement it satisfies. If you do not respond by the replyByDate of the dispute, an Accept response will be sent on your behalf and you will no longer be able to contest the dispute.
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  • Disputes are a standard part of doing business, especially if you accept payments online. It’s every merchant’s responsibility to review each chargeback, retrieval, and pre-arbitration opened against them and decide whether to accept it or to submit evidence against the customer’s claim. The way you manage disputes depends on your Braintree merchant account setup. If you currently manage your disputes in the Braintree Control Panel, you can also do so via the GraphQL APIs. The APIs offer the same functionality as the Control Panel. You can: Find a dispute, or search for disputes that match specific criteria Check a dispute’s status Submit evidence to defend the dispute Accept a dispute
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  • Please refer Server Side Implementation for details on existing Server Support. ACH Direct Debit is a payment method that runs on the ACH (Automated Clearing House) network in the United States. It allows customers to pay for transactions by debiting directly from their bank account, as opposed to processing through a card brand. At a high level, accepting ACH payments consists of four concepts: Tokenizing Vaulting Verifying Transacting
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