Branding MX Pay Pages

Overview

The WAP payment pages provided by MX Pay contain some information specific to the merchant. This page explains the user-facing information you need to provide, as well as the Charge To Account Gateway's support for multiple brands.

Contents

• User-facing information
• Brands
• Effect on user experience

User-facing information

When your account is set up by MX Telecom, you will need to provide the following information to your account manager.

• Merchant trading name
• Customer service helpline number
• Website URL
• Merchant logo
• Terms and conditions
• Customer service email address
• Registered name of the merchant
• Registered address of the merchant
• URL for incoming notifications from the gateway

This information is used for display to the end user (except the notification URL).

Brands

The Charge To Account Gateway allows you to have multiple brands on your account. Each brand has its own set of user-facing information and can have its own notification URL.

This enables you to use a single Charge To Account Gateway account to process payments from multiple applications with their own identities, and ensure that the user-facing WAP pages are customized correctly for each one.

Each brand linked to your account will have its own identifying value of the brand parameter.

You can specify a brand value in any one-off charge or subscription setup request you make (see the one-off charge and subscription API pages for details). If no value is specified, the default brand is used.

To set up additional brands on your existing account, contact your account manager.

Logo format

You must supply a logo image for each brand set up on your account.

Requirements for the image:

• GIF or JPEG format
• Height no more than 40 pixels
• Width no more than 157 pixels
• Image files should be stripped of comments
• GIF files must not use transparency or animation
• JPEGs must not be encoded as greyscale

Effect on user experience

• The trading name you specify is used throughout the trusted WAP pages to identify the supplier of the product or service to the end user.
• The helpline number is shown at the bottom of some of the trusted WAP pages.
• The trading name and helpline number are used in SMS messages sent to the end user.
• The brand details are accessible through a Terms and Conditions link on the payment/subscription confirmation page.

The format of the Terms and Conditions page is shown below: