The worldpay-commercetools-connector module provides integration between commercetools and Worldpay Worldwide Payment Gateway (WPG) with support for the following payment use cases:
- Worldpay WPG integration using the XML API
- Worldpay WPG Hosted Payment Pages integration (PCI DSS compliant)
- Payment Authorisation, Authentication and Capture flows configurable across a large number of global payment types
- Payment Status Notification updates and handling of Payment Cancel and Refund flows in a commercetools context
- 3DS Flex for Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) / Strong Customer Authentication compliance
- Risk Management Module integration
- Worldpay FraudSight screening integration
- Worldpay Direct payments with support for payment method
- PayPal express
- Klarna Pay Now, Klarna Pay Later and Klarna Slice It (both Direct and hosted)
- iDEAL
- Wallets
- The Worldpay Exemption Engine
In addition the module source code repository provides:
- Infrastructure-as-code cloud deployment templates for easy provisioning into a client's cloud infrastructure
- A suite of unit and integration test components
The commercetools Sunrise SPA repository has been forked and extended to add:
- Sample payment creation / checkout flow
- Reference React UI Components using the Worldpay JavaScript SDK and the recommended iframe hosted payment pages approach
The integration approach leverages commercetools API Extensions to register this extension and transform payment create/update API calls via the Worldpay Connector module between commercetools and the Worldpay payment gateway. The Connector has modules for handling both the synchronous payment request invocations and asynchronous payment status notifications from Worldpay back to commercetools.
The following diagram shows the logic flow between commercetools and Worldpay via the Worldpay-Commercetools Connector module.
For full details of the connector :
The Connector is designed to be configurable and easily extensible. It is composed of Node.js applications that can be deployed either cloud natively as serverless functions in AWS or other public cloud, or on any infrastructure via Docker containers.