Adyen
Connect your own Adyen account as a bankcard gateway
Adyen is available as a bankcard gateway for merchants with their own Adyen account.
If you are looking for the payment account built into Next Commerce, see NEXT Payments. This page covers connecting your own Adyen account.
Setup
- From Settings > Payments, choose Add Gateway
- Select Adyen
- Enter your credentials
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Username | Your Adyen API user name |
| Password | The password for that API user |
| Merchant Account | The Adyen merchant account to process against |
| Subdomain | Your Adyen live endpoint prefix |
Payment Methods
Cards accepted: Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, Discover, and JCB.
Alternative payment methods such as Klarna and iDEAL are not available on a self-managed Adyen gateway. They require NEXT Payments.
3DS2
3DS2 is supported. On the gateway's 3DS card, choose Enable 3D Secure Transactions.
You then set up a 3DS Merchant Profile. It needs your merchant name and the country your business is registered in, plus an Acquirer BIN, Merchant ID (MID), and MCC code for each card network you want authenticated. Your acquiring bank or processing provider issues these values.
See 3DS2 Payments for Optimized 3DS2 and retrying cards that are not enrolled.
Statement Descriptor
The descriptor field is Statement Descriptor, set on your Adyen account rather than on the gateway.
It supports up to 22 characters: letters, numbers, spaces, and . , ' _ - ? + * /
Authorize & Capture
Authorizations expire after 7 days. Refunds are issued as refunds, not voids. See Authorize & Capture.