Two-steps Payments

This functionality is available for the following models:

☑ Acquirer

☐ Aggregator

Receiving one-time card payments under the authorization and capture scheme consists of reserving the funds on your client's card, having the opportunity to execute the capture of funds until the service is completed. It also allows you to capture a different amount than the original authorization.

Operation Details

Important

Keep in mind that the validity of the authorization may vary depending on the commercial negotiation.

Particularity	Details
Supported card types	Visa and Mastercard debit and credit cards
Authorization duration	7 days for debit cards and 28 days for credit cards.
Authorization end time	7 days or 28 days from the time the authorization is generated
Reauthorization amount	Can be higher or lower than the authorization amount. There is not maximum limit
Capture amount	The maximum amount to be captured may be 10% higher than the total amount of the initial authorization plus the n reauthorizations that may be executed
Number of captures	Only 1 capture per authorization is allowed
Cancellation of authorization before the expiration date	Recommended, using the void endpoint
Cardholder limit restoration upon cancellation	The limit depends on the issuer to be restored
Cardholder limit restoration upon authorization validity expiration	The limit is immediately restored

Stages of the process

Authorization and capture (also called two-step payment), consists of two stages: Authorization of the amount and capture or release of funds.

Autorización y captura para pagos únicos en México

Authorization

1. Payment method selection

On your website or app, the user selects card as payment method and provides the card details they will use to pay.

2. Sending data to Kushki

The merchant collects the data, sends it to Kushki and requests a unique authorization payment token.

3. Sending the token

Kushki will receive the data and will send you the one-time authorization payment token.

4. Authorization amount

Merchant requests Kushki to authorize the amount on the customer's card.

5. Funds Verification

Kushki processes authorization with the issuer, verifying funds availability. If this process is successful, holds that amount on the customer's card to guarantee it to the merchant.

6. Notification

Kushki returns a response from the authorization process.

Capture or release of funds

1. Execution of the charge

Once you have authorized the amount of your customer's card, you can request the collection or release of the authorized balance.

2. Notification of transaction status

At this stage you will be notified of the status of the transaction. You can receive these notifications to a webhook that you expose for Kushki to consume. You also have the Kushki console to check the transactions along with the detail of each transaction and the status.

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Operation Details

Stages of the process

Authorization

1. Payment method selection

2. Sending data to Kushki

3. Sending the token

4. Authorization amount

5. Funds Verification

6. Notification

Capture or release of funds

1. Execution of the charge

2. Notification of transaction status

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