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Examples

FramePay can be customized to match the look and feel of your existing forms.

Payment cards

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Additional examples

Digital wallets

These methods do not require any additional payment form fields, only the button is required to create a payment token.

Google Pay

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Apple Pay

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Samsung Pay

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PayPal

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Bank accounts

Bank account base

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Bank account styled buttons

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IBAN

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Other Payment Methods

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Multiple Payment Methods

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Errors

Card base errors

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Card separated fields errors

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Card expiration dropdowns errors

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Bank accounts errors

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IBAN errors

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Events

Card

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Card expiration dropdown

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Card separated

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Card separated dropdown

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Extra data

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Using with ReactJS

Supported versions: 14,15,16+ We offer an easy-to-use wrapper component for ReactJS, called framepay-react.


For a quick and easy integration, use framepay-react to integrate FramePay into your React project. To use FramePay directly, see the framepay-preact-direct-integration example.

Using with VueJS

We offer an easy-to-use wrapper component for VueJS, called framepay-vue.