Please follow the common Adyen instructions to get set up with SEPA.
Next, make sure to enable SEPA as a payment method on your configured account.
To create a SEPA payment, set the method
to sepa
when calling our transaction API.
SEPA via Adyen supports recurring payments. To process a recurring payment, please be aware of the following limitations when storing a SEPA payment method for future use.
store: true
on the transaction request.processing
state until we receive a webhook from Adyen. You will need to set up the Adyen RECURRING_CONTRACT
webhooks for us to receive this update.processing
state can not be used in Embed until it is ready and marked as succeeded
Once a SEPA payment method is successfully stored, you can use it to create a subsequent payment.
When processing a recurring payment please note the following.
payment_source
of recurring
and instalment
, which will map to Subscription
on the Adyen API. In all other scenarios it will set the recurring processing mode as UnscheduledCardOnFile
.Adyen’s auto-rescue feature is supported by this connector. This feature will automatically retry customer-not-present direct debit transactions when they receive a chargeback.
To enable this feature, pass in the following connection options for Adyen when making a subsequent payment request.
Plase note that this feature only works for customer-not-present transaction where is_subsequent_payment
is set to true
.
The following fields will need to be set.
autoRescue
- A boolean value that enables the feature. This defaults to false
.maxDaysToRescue
- The rescue window, in days. You can specify between 1 and 42 days. Adyen recommends using a rescue window of one calendar month (30 days).autoRescueScenario
- This is one of the test scenarios as defined by Adyen. This will only work in sandbox.ownerName
- Set this to the type of chargeback that you want to simulate. Use a concatenation of chargeback and the reason code. For example, chargeback:MS03
or chargeback:AM04
. This will only work in sandbox.Auto-rescued SEPA transactions will always be capture_succeeded
in our system as the payment
will always be processed successfully initially. Instead, the auto-rescue will fight the chargeback by re-attempting the payment.
Our system will not report on this attempts, but we may report the chargeback in our settlement reports.
In a test environment, you can simulate an SEPA payment. Adyen has extensive instructions on how to help with this.