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Payment method support matrix

Filter by method type, by processor, or search for a scheme by name or code.
A method listed here is supported by the integration. Whether it is available on your store also depends on your account, your currency and what your acquirer has enabled — resolve that at runtime with paymentSetup rather than hard-coding this table.

How to read this

TagadaPay charges money through two different arrangements, and the matrix mixes both:

TagadaPay (managed)

We are your payment provider. You hold no processor credentials — onboarding, acquiring, settlement and payouts run through TagadaPay. This is the widest method catalogue.

Bring your own processor

You hold the merchant account and give us the credentials. The method catalogue is whatever that processor supports through our connector.
Every method in the matrix falls into one of three families, which behave very differently at checkout:
APMs are redirect-based and asynchronous. The charge call does not return a final status — it returns a requireAction with a redirect URL. The real outcome arrives on a webhook after the shopper returns. Never treat the charge response as a completed payment for an APM.

Recurring and subscriptions

The Recurring column means the method can be charged again later without the shopper present (a merchant-initiated transaction).
  • Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay are reusable. On the native path the wallet is stored as a network token and rebilled on the card rails, so a subscription started with Apple Pay keeps billing after the sheet is gone. Link is Express-only and single-use — hence its in the Recurring column.
  • Most APMs are single-use. The shopper authorises one specific amount on the provider’s page. If your funnel has a subscription or a post-purchase upsell, an APM will not silently rebill — design for it.

Discovering what a store can actually charge

The matrix tells you what the platform supports. It does not tell you what your store has switched on. That answer is per-store and lives behind one call:
Keys in config are two-dimensional — "<method>" when there is one provider for that method, and "<method>:<provider>" when the same method is routed through more than one. Read Alternative payment methods for the full shape.

What this matrix does not tell you

Support in the integration is not the same as a signed agreement. Some methods need a separate contract with the scheme, or underwriting on your account. Talk to your account manager.
The Coverage column is indicative. Real availability is decided by your acquirer per market, and some methods have amount floors and ceilings. paymentSetup reflects what is actually switched on.
Refunds go through the processor, not the method. Some APMs settle asynchronously (vouchers in particular) and cannot be refunded before they settle. Check the specific scheme’s rules.

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Processors

Every processor, and which operations each one supports.

Alternative payment methods

The redirect lifecycle, per-processor APM detail.

Apple Pay & Google Pay

Native vault vs through-processor wallets.