8 docs tagged with "In-App Shopping"

When your customer reaches checkout, the SDK extracts the order from the merchant page and hands it to your app. You show your own approval UI, and — once the customer confirms — your backend creates the transaction.

Every shopping journey starts with a session. Your backend creates it and receives a single-use exchange token; your app hands that token to the SDK, which redeems it for a session-scoped credential and opens the merchant.

In-App Shopping lets your customers shop on any supported merchant website inside your own mobile app — and pay with a Visa/Mastercard virtual card number (VCN) issued by Open Fabric, without ever seeing or typing card details.

Two different signals can tell you how a payment went, and they answer different questions.

With the transaction approved, hand the credentials to the SDK. It fetches the virtual card, fills the merchant's payment form, and submits — all without the card ever being visible.

The In-App Shopping SDK is currently available for Android. An iOS SDK is in development; this page will gain an iOS tab when it is released.

Everything on this page uses the same SDK artifact you will ship. No special build, no test-only flag in your app, nothing to remove before release.

The messages below are what the SDK and the automation engine actually emit.