Mastercard

Mastercard is a leading global card organization with a significant presence in the European co-branded credit card market. It also holds a dominant position in numerous national markets, including Austria, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Benelux, Germany, Hungary, and Venezuela.

Properties

The payment properties of Mastercard are shown in the following table:
[1] Typically 7 days. If conditions are met, the maximum period can be up to 30 days. [2] Each transaction can be captured only once. [3] In certain scenarios, partial refund is conditional and requires additional approval to be enabled.

Installment

The installment properties of Mastercard are shown in the following table:
[1] Typically 7 days. If conditions are met, the maximum period can be up to 30 days. [2] Each transaction can be captured only once. [3] In certain scenarios, partial refund is conditional and requires additional approval to be enabled.

Processing currency for AntomSG

Processing currency for AntomHK

Processing currency for 2C2P HK

Note: If the merchant's total payment volume exceeds 1 million USD per card association/acquiring bank of the card, the merchant must sign a tri-party agreement with 2C2P HK and the acquiring bank of the card.

Processing currency for 2C2P SG

Note: Acquiring banks support different currencies. 2C2P recommends acquiring banks to the merchant according to the merchant's needs. Each merchant in Singapore must sign the tri-party agreement with 2C2P SG and the acquiring bank.

User experience

This section shows the user experience of Mastercard in different scenarios:

API-only integration

This section shows the difference in user experience between those PCI and non-PCI qualified under the API integration.
PCI qualified
Non-PCI qualified

SDK integration

This section shows the difference between the first-time and subsequent payments under the SDK integration.
First-time payment
Subsequent payments

Installment

The section shows the installment payment process:
Web
App
  1. The buyer selects a card payment method on the merchant checkout page.
  2. The buyer enters their card details on the secure payment page powered by Antom.
  3. The buyer selects an available installment option before completing the payment.
  4. The buyer confirms the payment. Note that the first installment is charged to the card, and the remaining installments will be collected directly from the buyer according to the selected installment plan.
  5. After the payment is completed, the merchant receives the full order amount. The buyer is redirected to the merchant result page.

Supported online payment integrations

Antom offers a range of integration options tailored to each payment method. Each payment method may support different online payment integration options, allowing for flexibility based on your business requirements. The table below provides detailed information about the specific integrations available for each payment method:
[1] Payment links does not support installments.

Integration considerations

Installments are supported under AntomUS and AntomJP. For integration details, refer to Installment payments.