Transparent Redirect

Updating Credit Cards

Note

The integration method outlined below is deprecated. Learn more about upgrading to the Braintree SDKs.

To update credit cards using Transparent Redirect, you’ll need to build an HTML form that submits directly to Braintree. You can:

Update a credit card
Update a credit card and billing address
Update a credit card and create a new billing address

Form action URL

HTML

<form method="POST" action="<%= Braintree::TransparentRedirect.url %>">

TR data

The form needs to include a hidden field named tr_data. It needs to include the URL that Braintree will redirect the user to after storing the form params. It also needs to include the token of the credit card to update. Generating the TR Data:

Ruby

tr_data = Braintree::TransparentRedirect.update_credit_card_data(
    :redirect_url => "http://example.com/url_to_redirect_to",
    :payment_method_token => "token_of_payment_method_to_update"
)

Then use a hidden field to add to your form:

HTML

<input type="hidden" name="tr_data" value="<%= tr_data %>" />

Use a hidden field to add tr_data to your form.

TR form fields

Create text fields for data parameters that you want to have your users enter.

HTML

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You can also include other credit card and billing address fields. For example:

HTML

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See the full list of TR HTML fields.

Create new or update existing

If you’re updating a billing address along with the credit card, you’ll need to set the update_existing option of the billing address in the TR data. If this is not set, a new address will be created instead of an existing one being updated.

Ruby

tr_data = Braintree::TransparentRedirect.update_credit_card_data(
    :redirect_url => "http://example.com/url_to_redirect_to",
    :payment_method_token => "token_of_payment_method_to_update",
    :credit_card => {
        :billing_address => {
            :options => {
                :update_existing => true
            }
        }
    }
)

TR confirmation

Before the credit card is actually created, you will need to confirm the TR request. For the confirmation, you will need to use the query string from the URL on the Redirect. Braintree will add parameters to the query string that identify the request, so the redirect URL will look something like:

HTML

http://example.com/path?http_status=200&id=vgqssrhqhxfhgrwz&hash=0c3c641f1de3ed1c732c54cab367355350603b28

Use the query string to confirm. You’ll receive a result object just like if you created a credit card using a client library.

Ruby

result = Braintree::TransparentRedirect.confirm(query_string)

Transparent Redirect

Updating Credit Cards

Form action URL

TR data

TR form fields

Create new or update existing

TR confirmation

See also