Decimal Amount Mode request

An overview of the Decimal Amount Mode request message for Android.

Overview

👉 The Decimal Amount Mode request is used to turn Decimal Amount Mode on or off. This setting determines whether or not payment amounts are provided to the ‘Viva.com Terminal’ application in decimal format.

The client app must implement a mechanism to send messages using Android intents and URI calls and to receive the result in a custom URI callback.

Decimal Amount Mode request

For a typical Decimal Amount Mode request, the client app must provide the following information:

Field Description Example Card terminal support
scheme The Viva custom URL scheme, the host and the version. 'vivapayclient://pay/v1' Android Card Terminals
merchantKey The merchant's key. For successful validation, should not be empty. Deprecated: you may pass any value 'SG23323424EXS3' Android Card Terminals
action AmountDecimalMode. For successful validation, should not be empty. ‘amountDecimalMode’ Android Card Terminals
decimalMode A unique description of the decimal mode option such as 0 for ‘Decimal Amount’ or 1 for ‘No Decimal Amount’ '0' Android Card Terminals
callback The URI callback that will handle the result. For successful validation, should not be empty. 'mycallbackschme://result' Android Card Terminals

The above information elements must create a URI call. i.e.

Intent payIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW, Uri.parse(
                "vivapayclient://pay/v1"
                + "?merchantKey=""MY_MERCHANT_KEY""
                + "&appId=com.example.myapp"
                + "&action=amountDecimalMode"
                + "&callback=mycallbackscheme://result"
                + "&decimalMode=0"))

payIntent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK);

payIntent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_EXCLUDE_FROM_RECENTS);
                startActivity(payIntent);

Decimal Amount Mode response

After executing a decimal amount mode request the ‘Viva.com Terminal’ application responds with a decimal amount mode response.

The result is received as a URI in the callback activity intent:

  Uri result = getIntent().getData();

The table below summarises the contents of an approved response.

Field Description Example Card terminal support
callback The URI callback that will handle the result. 'mycallbackscheme://result' Android Card Terminals
status The status of the request. 'success' Android Card Terminals
message A string containing information about the request status. 'Set decimal amount successful' Android Card Terminals
action amountDecimalMode ‘amountDecimalMode’ Android Card Terminals

A decimal Amount Mode response result for an approved request looks as follows:

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