Complete a checkout with Spreedly

• You've learned how to create a checkout with the Checkout API.
• You've signed up for a Spreedly account and obtained an environment key and secret access token.

Add Shopify as a receiver in Spreedly using the Spreedly API.

The response contains a token parameter. This is your receiver token, which you'll use when vaulting credit cards with Spreedly.

When a customer checks out, send their credit card information to Spreedly.

There are multiple methods available for sending credit card information to Spreedly. You can use the iFrame Payment Form or Spreedly Express, which require a low level of PCI compliance.

You can also use the Spreedly JavaScript API to send the credit card directly to Spreedly from the client’s browser:

The response contains a payment_method.token parameter, which you'll use to store the credit card.

Send the payment_method.token and the receiver token from Spreedly to Shopify's PCI-compliant card storage environment.

The header and body parameters provided are the header and body of the request that Spreedly will forward to Shopify. The credit card details are provided as Spreedly receiver variables through a templating syntax.

The response contains an id parameter, which you'll send to Shopify when you create the payment.

Create a new checkout object in Shopify using the Shopify REST Admin API.

Send id using the REST Admin API's Checkout resource to process the transaction in Shopify.

For more information about vaulting with Spreedly, refer to the Spreedly documentation on Payment Method Distribution and the Spreedly API Reference.

• Bill for your sales channel app.