Add wallets to your checkout

A wallet lets a customer pay with a card or balance saved in an app. Apple Pay needs certificates and domains first, so start there. On SDK pages the Yuno SDK renders the button. On direct pages your backend sends the token.

Start here: Apple Pay prerequisites

Guide Pick a certificate option, register your domains and configure the connection.

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01 Set up

Apple Pay with the SDK

Guide Add the iOS capability and take a one-time payment.

Apple Pay direct integration

Guide Send one-time and recurring CIT/MIT payments through the API.

Google Pay with the SDK

Guide The SDK shows the button and sheet for a one-time payment.

Google Pay direct integration

Guide Pass the encrypted token in the payment request.

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02 Build

Google Pay via a provider

Guide A provider decrypts and processes the token.

Apple Pay card filters and good to know

Guide Filter cards, read the DPAN BIN, handle a cancelled sheet.

PayPal & Venmo

Guide Integrate PayPal and Venmo through the Web SDK and Checkout flows.

Samsung Pay

Guide Add Samsung Pay through the Web SDK or the VTEX plugin.

Click to Pay

Guide Offer Click to Pay alone or inside the card flow.

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03 Latin America

Mercado Pago Fast Payments

Guide Pay with cards and balance saved in Mercado Pago.

NuPay

Guide One-time payments, enrollment and 2FA mode by SDK or API.

PagaLeve

Guide Accept Pix Parcelado and one-time Pix by SDK or API.

Google Pay with PIX

Guide Pix inside Google Pay in Brazil, paid asynchronously.

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04 Operate

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Related API

Reference Create checkout session Retrieve payment methods for checkout Create payment

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Next

1. Stored credentialsGuide Mark wallet tokens as CIT or MIT on recurring charges.
2. Fast checkout shippingGuide Get the address and delivery method from the wallet sheet.
3. Checkout BuilderGuide Choose when each wallet shows in your checkout.
4. DevelopersReference Base URLs, API keys, OpenAPI specs and SDK versions on one page.