Hosted iFrame Tokenizer

Date Updated: 8/13/2019

This release includes the following updates:

Support for CVV and Expiry Fields

The iFrame Tokenizer now supports fields for capturing the CVV and Expiry values and storing these values in the token. Additionally, these fields can contain placeholder values.

See Examples for sample implementations including the CVV and Expiry fields.

The following URL parameters have been added to support this feature:

Parameter	Type	Description
useexpiry	Boolean	If true, includes two drop-down selectors to specify the expiration month (MM) and Year (YYYY).
useexpiryfield	Boolean	If true, uses displays entry fields instead of drop-down selectors. The Month field supports 2-digit month values from 1-12 (including support for leading zeros for single-digit months, for example "01"). The Year field supports a 4-digit year value within the next 20 years (including the current year).
usemonthnames	Boolean	If true, displays Month names instead of numbers.
usecvv	Boolean	If true, includes a field to enter the Cardholder Verification Value (CVV). Notes: If usecvv is true, the CVV must be provided to initiate the tokenization request. CVV is not masked. This value remains in clear text.
orientation	AN	Controls the orientation of the elements within the iFrame. Supported values are: default - the default orientation, used if no value is passed for this parameter. horizontal  vertical  custom
cardlabel	N	Controls the text inside the label for the card number field. This label is only present when either useexpiry or usecvv are true.
expirylabel	N	Controls the text inside the label for the expiration date selectors. The label is only present when useexpiry is true.
cvvlabel	N	Controls the text inside the label for the CVV field. The label is only present when usecvv is true.
placeholdercvv	N	A placeholder value to display in the CVV field. The placeholder value must be a 3 or 4-digit numeric value.
placeholdermonth	N	A placeholder value to display in the Month field, in the format MM.
placeholderyear	N	A placeholder value to display in the Year field, in the format YYYY.

Support for Screen Readers

Title tags have been added to the Card Number, Expiry, and CVV fields to enable compatibility with screen reader applications. These fields are now tagged with titles, which can be understood and read by screen reader applications for users with vision impairments.

The default title values are:

• Credit Card Number - "Credit Card Number"
• Expiry Month - "Expiration Month"
• Expiry Year - "Expiration Year"
• CVV - "Card Verification Value"

You can use the following URL parameters to customize the default titles:

Parameter	Type	Description
cardtitle	AN	A meaningful custom title for the card number field.
expirymonthtitle	AN	A meaningful custom title for the expiry month field.
expiryyeartitle	AN	A meaningful custom title for the expiry year field.
cvvtitle	AN	A meaningful custom title for the cvv field.

New Field IDs

The following Field IDs have been added in this release:

iFrame Element	ID
Card Number Label	cccardlabel
Card Number Field	ccnumfield
Expiry Label	ccexpirylabel
Expiry Month Dropdown	ccexpirymonth
Expiry Year Dropdown	ccexpiryyear
Expiry Month Field	ccexpiryfieldmonth
Expiry Year Field	ccexpiryfieldyear
CVV Label	cccvvlabel
CVV Field	cccvvfield

Clear Fields when Modified

After a token is returned, if a user modifies any field on the form, all fields are cleared and must be re-entered before a new tokenization request can be made.

Date Updated: 6/25/2019

This release includes the following updates:

New fullmobilekeyboard URL Parameter

The iFrame Tokenizer includes a new fullmobilekeyboard URL parameter to allow users to enter a forward slash (/) when entering an ACH routing/account number string.

Card Expiry Returned for for IDTECH USB Card Readers

The iFrame Tokenizer response message now includes the expiry when you use a supported IDTECH USB card reader device (IDTECH SREDkey or IDTECH SecuRED) to capture card data. The expiry and name on card (if available) are captured and stored in the data associated with the token.

Additional CSS Parameters

The following CSS parameters are now whitelisted for use with the iFrame Tokenizer:

• appearance: 
• -moz-appearance:
• -webkit-appearance: