Starting from today, Snap Checkout merchants can now configure installment directly via Snap Preference. Merchant can now configure the following :

Today we're introducing Snap Embedded, an embeddable UI and customizable component for your checkout flow that only needs 1 integration for all of your payment method needs. Check out how does it look like below, or try the experience directly here.

Exclusive for Snap users - we have simplified methods to specify after payment finish URL by standardizing them; now you can specify it via dashboard (Dashboard > Snap Preference) or use Custom Finish URL if you need to override it via API at transaction level.

You can now make your Snap checkout page blends much more seamlessly with your website/app by personalizing the branding. We now supports customizing the following aspects in addition of the existing capability :

We are excited to announce the release of our new partner portal, offering enhanced features and an improved user experience for our valued partners. As part of this release, we will be deprecating the old partner portal (Master Portal) on June 5th, 2023. This changelog serves as a guide to the deprecation process and provides instructions for migrating to the new portal.

On May 22nd, 2023, We released a new partner portal phase 2 that was previously called Master Portal. In this update, we will add user management and activity logs to the new partner portal.

Snap checkout merchants can now determine to which acquiring card transactions will be charged to based on the card properties, using the Bank Routing feature. Merchant can specify the logic within credit_card object via bank_routing param. More details here.

On March 28th, 2023, We released a new partner portal that was previously called Master Portal. In this update, we will show the new user interface and re-activate the cross-auth feature to merchants that were previously deactivated in Master Portal.

Reactivating dead / expired subscription or updating a subscription's next charge date is now possible via Update Subscription API, by specifying the next charge date of a dead/ongoing subscription in the schedule object via next_execution_at. More details here.

We've released a generic QRIS (or also called as Other QRIS) that works similarly like our Other Bank feature, which will present a generic QRIS with various issuers' logo to customers in Snap. This feature aims to improve your transactions' conversion by making it easier for customers to understand that they can pay using various e-wallets and banks. Going forward, we will be making several optimizations from various aspects (e.g. design, copy, UX, etc) to this feature based on our learnings of what works to improve transaction conversion. Generic QRIS can also be used to persistently show QRIS to customer regardless of screen size. See the API reference here.