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Amazon Pay

Let customers pay using their Amazon account on your Recurly site — available in V1 (widgets) and V2 (redirect), with support for subscriptions, multi-currency, and Recurly.js integration.

Amazon Pay lets customers pay using their existing Amazon account, providing a familiar checkout experience across your site. Recurly supports two versions: Amazon Pay V1 (inline widgets) and Amazon Pay V2 (redirect-based). Both integrate via Recurly.js and support subscriptions and multi-currency transactions.
Available on all Recurly plans
1Definition 2Key details 3FAQs

Prerequisites

  • An Amazon Pay gateway connection in Recurly, integrated via Recurly.js.
  • Multi-currency support on your site, including USD, EUR, and GBP.

Limitations

  • Supported currencies are determined by Amazon Pay — see Amazon Pay documentation for the full list.
  • Integration requires Recurly.js and Amazon Pay gateway setup.
  • 100% coupons during signup are not supported — billing agreement creation is required for this payment method. Use a free trial instead. Standard coupons are supported.

Definition

Amazon Pay lets customers use their Amazon account to pay for goods and services on your site. Recurly supports two versions: Amazon Pay V1, which uses inline widgets, and Amazon Pay V2, which uses a redirect-based flow. Amazon Pay widgets are not supported in V2. Both versions integrate via Recurly.js and support purchases, subscriptions, refunds, authorizations, and captures.

Key details

Use cases

Subscriptions — Amazon Pay enables subscription sign-ups for customers who prefer paying with their Amazon account, including multi-currency support.

Checkout — Customers on mobile and desktop can complete purchases without re-entering payment details, using credentials already stored in their Amazon account.

Supported features

  • Async and sync transactions — Amazon Pay supports both asynchronous and synchronous payment flows, including purchases, refunds, authorizations, and captures.
  • Recurly.js token support — Use Amazon Pay Recurly.js tokens to process transactions via V2 or V3 Recurly endpoints. Supported on Amazon Pay V2 only.
  • Mobile and desktop support — Supports transaction flows on both mobile and desktop platforms.

FAQs

Which gateways support Amazon Pay?

Amazon Pay is available through its own gateway in two versions. See the individual gateway documentation for setup and troubleshooting:


Updated 9 days ago

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