Zuora's Payment Pages 2.0 offers a secure, PCI-compliant solution for processing payments, supporting various payment methods, and providing customization options for seamless integration and enhanced user experience.

Zuora's hosted payment method (HPM) solution, Payment Pages 2.0, allows subscribers to send payment details to your company securely and in compliance with PCI standards. You can implement Payment Pages 2.0 to support adding payment methods and processing one-time or recurring payments.

Zuora's hosted payment pages can be embedded as iFrames in your site and customized to match your company's visual style. Because Zuora hosts these pages, all sensitive payment data is handled securely, helping your site meet the PCI requirements of your payment processors and gateway providers.

The following payment method types are supported by Payment Pages 2.0:

• Credit Card

• ACH

• Bank Transfer

• iDEAL on Adyen

• PIX on Ebanx

For the support on integrations requested through the Specialized Payment Connections service, see the article for the specific integration .

For Credit Card, ACH, and Bank Transfer payment methods:

• To add a payment method without immediately processing a payment, set up a Payment Page 2.0 in Zuora using the embedded iFrame. Alternatively, use Direct POST if you want full control over the look and feel of your payment form. See Payment Pages 2.0 Implementation Overview for details.

• To add a payment method and immediately process a payment, set up a Payment Page 2.0 and implement the one-time payment flow. You can configure the client parameters to also support recurring payments. See Implement Payment Pages 2.0 to support one-time payment flows for details.

For Apple Pay and Google Pay, Payment Pages 2.0 does not support collecting or processing payment information. To build checkout experiences for these payment methods, use the JavaScript SDK integration or the Payment Form solution. See Set up Apple Pay or Set up Google Pay for more information.

Payment Pages 2.0 provides the flexibility to allow for easy implementations and a streamlined payment experience, offering the following benefits:

• Defense-in-depth security strategy Through Zuora’s layered security features, you can tailor security controls based on your specific needs to help reduce and manage your risks from potential card testing fraud.

• Expanded client-side validations Client-side validation and credit card type detection is available for each payment page. This provides you with control over the customer's checkout experience, and you can configure these validations in the Zuora UI.

• Dynamic configuration and localization For each hosted page, you can upload a set of alternate translations for all labels, error messages, and text elements on the form. Afterward, the language of the payment page can be updated on the fly to match a user’s locale.

• Fast and easy implementation Only a few lines of HTML and JS are now needed to load a payment page. In addition, JS and APIs have been improved to generate digital signatures and in-form submission buttons. All code is available in the Zuora JavaScript library.

• Styling flexibility Clean HTML makes it easy to add your own CSS to create attractive, responsive designs that match the look and feel of your site. You also have the flexibility to choose between embedded and overlay form styles.

For more information about implementing Payment Pages 2.0, see Payment Pages 2.0 Implementation Overview .

To quickly get a sample hosted payment page up and running, see Hosted Payment Page Tutorial .

If your business has more complex commerce use cases or customization requirements, Zuora recommends that you consider using our REST API or SOAP API as more powerful and flexible alternatives.

Customers who use Zuora functionality in Salesforce - either with Zuora Quotes or their own Visualforce applications - should see the instructions for implementing hosted pages in Zuora Quotes or through our Zuora CPQ development toolkit .

For a quick introduction of hosted payment pages, see 3 Options for Secure Online Commerce.