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Bancontact

Learn more about Bancontact and its payment workflow.

Bancontact is the most popular online payment method in Belgium, with over 15 million cards in circulation. Customers use a Bancontact card or mobile app linked to a Belgian bank account to pay online. Once they select Bancontact as a payment method, they are redirected to their bank portal to enter their credentials and make the payment. The result of the payment is reflected immediately because the money is debited immediately.


Payment typeAvailable inSupported currenciesFeaturesIntegrationsAPI endpointAPI prefix
RedirectBelgiumEUR
Not supported Authorize
Supported Direct Charge
Not supported Reversal
Supported Refund
Supported Partial Refund
Not supported Chargeback
Not supported Recurring
Not supported Payout
Not supported Pay later
Not supported Unzer Secured
Supported B2C customer
Supported B2B customer
Supported Payment Pages
Supported UI Components
Supported Direct API
Supported PHP SDK
Supported Java SDK
Supported Plugins
/types/bancontactbct

Advantages

  • Payment security: The customer authenticates on their bank site, so there is no confidential data shared between the merchant and the customer.
  • Increased customer confidence: The customer does not need to go to any unknown portal to make the payment, and hence the possibility for a successful transaction is higher.
  • Supported by all banks in Belgium

Assets

Bancontact logo

Payment workflow

The following diagram explains the workflow for Bancontact payments.

Bancontact workflow

Step 1: Create a bancontact payment type resource.

A resource ID is generated in the response and is used in the workflow to complete the payment.

Step 2: Make a charge transaction with the bancontact resource that you created.

Step 3: Forward the customer to the redirectUrl that is displayed in the charge response.

Step 4: Once the customer makes the payment on their bank portal, redirect the customer to the returnURL specified in the initial charge call.

Step 5: After the transaction, display the result to the customer in the front end of your online shop.

Integration options

Quickly integrate with Unzer without any programming knowledge

Use pre-built, configurable all-in-one pages with your own mix of payment methods

Use pre-built forms and quickly integrate with minimum work on the client side

Integrate with Unzer using your own payment form