Overview

Prerequisites & limitations

• Supported on Adyen
• You must have a working Recurly.js card integration to use this guide effectively.
• See Recurly.js documentation for setup details.
• For more information on co-badged card compliance, refer to our Recurly Docs.

This guide explains how to support co-badged cards in a Recurly.js environment, allowing customers to choose which network to use at checkout.

Step 1: Listen for the coBadge Event

Set up an event listener for coBadge on your Recurly.js CardElement. For more on handling events, see the Recurly.js events documentation.

const elements = recurly.Elements();
const cardElement = elements.CardElement();

cardElement.on('coBadge', handleCoBadgeEvent);

function handleCoBadgeEvent(payload) {
  // handle event, e.g., show selection UI if coBadgeSupport is true
}

Step 2: Handle the coBadge Event Payload

When the coBadge event fires, you’ll receive a payload with:

Step 3: Display Brand Selection to the Customer

Use the supportedBrands array to present a UI that allows the customer to select one brand. This could be radio buttons, a dropdown, or a toggle.

Include the data-recurly="card_network_preference" attribute so Recurly.js can capture the customer’s selection:

<div id="co-badge-div">
  <input
    type="radio"
    value="brand1"
    id="co-badge-id-0"
    name="co-badge"
    data-recurly="card_network_preference"
  />
  <label for="co-badge-id-0">brand1</label>

  <input
    type="radio"
    value="brand2"
    id="co-badge-id-1"
    name="co-badge"
    data-recurly="card_network_preference"
  />
  <label for="co-badge-id-1">brand2</label>
</div>

Warning
Ensure the customer chooses a brand before you proceed to tokenize or submit the form.

Step 4: Tokenize the Payment Information

After the customer selects a brand, follow the Getting a Token guide to tokenize their card details with Recurly.js. The card network preference is automatically included during tokenization, allowing Recurly to process the customer’s chosen brand.