flutter_adyen_cse

Description:

flutter adyen cse

flutter_adyen_cse #
Adyen Payment client side encryption library for flutter projects.
It is for project when you don't need use Adyen Drop-in integration and just need tokenize card info or use your custom interface for card data.
Requirements #
Check if your app is compatible:

Android mininal sdk version: 21 - Android Lollipop
iOS minimal build target: iOS 12.2

Get your Client Encryption Public Key.
You need to set this as your publicKey when using the flutter_adyen_cse plugin. To get your public key:


Sign in to your Customer Area using your company-level account.


Navigate to Developers > API credentials.


Click on your web service user (ws@Company.[YourCompanyAccount]) in the users list.
This opens the Edit Web Service User page.


In the Client-Side Encryption panel, copy the Client Encryption Public Key.


Usage #
Step 1 - Initialize flutter_adyen_cse plugin with your Client Encryption Public Key
import 'package:flutter_adyen_cse/flutter_adyen_cse.dart';
import 'package:flutter_adyen_cse/models/models.dart';

try {
await FlutterAdyenCse.initAdyenCse(AdyenCseConfig(
publicKey: '<Your-Client-Encryption-Public-Key>'
));
} on PlatformException {
rethrow;
}
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Step 2 - Encrypt card data
import 'dart:developer';

import 'package:flutter_adyen_cse/flutter_adyen_cse.dart';
import 'package:flutter_adyen_cse/models/models.dart';

try {
final AdyenCseEncryptedCard? encryptedCard =
await FlutterAdyenCse.encryptCard(AdyenCseCard(
cardNumber: '4242424242424242',
expiryMonth: '12',
expiryYear: '2026',
securityCode: '737',
));

if (encryptedCard != null) log(encryptedCard.toJson().toString());
} on PlatformException {
rethrow;
}
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Step 3 - Use encrypted card data within AdyenCseEncryptedCard object.
Demo app #
you can see an example to use flutter_adyen_cse plugin in our demo app.

References #

Custom Card Integration
Adyen iOS Drop-in
Adyen Android Drop-in