WorldPay/Dlocal Latam Support

Latin America is a large and growing marketing for all things ecommerce, but it also represents a complicated payments ecosystem. To help mitigate this complications, Recurly has teamed up with WorldPay and Dlocal to provide merchants with support in the region.

Current Countries:
Argentina

Recurly Settings:
Enable ARS currency on your site
Enable WorldPay as a payment gateway and ensure it's configured to accept ARS
If you'd like to accept the local card brand Tarjeta Naranja, toggle it on in your WorldPay Gateway settings

WorldPay Settings:
You will need a commercial relationship with both WorldPay and Dlocal. If you need introductions to either party, please reach out to [email protected]

• Please work with your WorldPay integration team to configure your WorldPay +Dlocal account in Worldpay.
• Make sure your WorldPay account is enabled for ARS as well as zero dollar authorizations.

A note about ZDA for Argentina: most card brands will be sent as 0 dollar to WorldPay/Dlocal and Dlocal will update the 0 to a relative local currency so you will likely see transactions >0 in your Dlocal account.

Tarjeta Naranja does not support ZDA, so verifications for that card brand will be sent for 1 dollar.

Integration:
Argentina requires a tax id call CUIT to be sent with each transaction. On initial transactions, you'll need to collect this value from your shopper and submit it in the tax_identifier field on the billing info object. You also need to identify the value as CUIT by submitting the value CUIT in the tax_identifier_type field. Recurly will verify the format of the CUIT before sending to WorldPay and Dlocal.

Technical documentation can be found here. The CUIT is referenced in the billing information block.