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Embedded VS Redirect

Introduction

Dintero offers two flexible checkout options to integrate payment solutions into your website: Checkout Redirect and Checkout Embedded. Each method provides unique advantages, catering to different business needs and customer experience preferences.

Checkout Redirect

Checkout Redirect allows your customers to be redirected to a secure, Dintero-hosted payment page to complete their transaction. This method is straightforward to implement and ensures that the entire payment process is managed by Dintero.

Key Features:

  • Customers are redirected to a Dintero-hosted payment page.
  • Dintero handles the entire payment process on secure servers.
  • Suitable for businesses looking for a quick and easy payment solution.

How It Works:

  1. During the checkout process, the customer selects their payment method.
  2. They are redirected to Dintero’s secure payment page to complete the payment.
  3. After the payment is processed, the customer is redirected back to your website.

When to Use Redirect:

  • If you want a simple, low-maintenance payment integration.
  • If security and compliance are major concerns, as Dintero handles all payment processing.
  • If you do not need a fully customized checkout experience on your site.

Checkout Embedded

Checkout Embedded integrates the payment form directly into your website, allowing customers to complete their payment without ever leaving your site. This option provides a seamless and consistent user experience, maintaining your branding throughout the transaction.

Key Features:

Payment form is embedded within your website’s checkout page. Full control over the user experience. The customer stays on your site during the entire checkout process. Ideal for businesses looking to offer a smooth, uninterrupted payment experience.

How It Works:

  1. The payment form is embedded directly into your checkout page.
  2. The customer enters their payment information without leaving your site.
  3. Payment processing occurs in the background while the customer remains on your site.

When to Use Embedded:

  • If you want to provide a seamless, fully branded checkout experience.
  • If you have the resources to manage a more complex integration.
  • If reducing friction and maintaining user engagement during checkout is a priority.

Conclusion

Both Checkout Redirect and Checkout Embedded offer robust solutions for processing payments on your website. The choice between the two depends on your business requirements, desired customer experience, and the resources available for implementation.

  • Choose Redirect if you need a simple, secure, and easy-to-implement payment solution.
  • Choose Embedded if you want full control over the checkout experience, providing a seamless and consistent user journey.