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Before you render payment options, ask the API which methods and brands your outlet can accept for this sale — see Supported payment methods for what a method type and brand are.
Discovery is advisory, not a guarantee. A method or brand can appear in the response without being transactable in every case (for example, a brand’s features object can describe a capability that isn’t fully wired up yet). Treat the response as a hint for your UI, and let the actual purchase or authorize call be the source of truth for whether a payment succeeds.

Steps

1

Get an access token

Both endpoints accept a secret key’s access token or a publishable key’s JWE — any valid merchant token works, with no scope requirement. Publishable-key callers must send an Origin header that matches one of your allow-listed domains, or the request is rejected with 403 urn:radiumone:checkout:origin-not-allowed.
This request requires a valid access token. See Authentication to obtain one with POST /v1/auth/token before you continue.
2

Call list payment brands with currency, channel and amount

The channel enum above is the one that actually matters at request time. Some older references describe a different, informal list for this parameter — that list doesn’t correspond to any accepted value.
3

Render buttons from priority_rank and display_name

The response data includes outlet_id, currency, channel, payment_methods[] and evaluated_at (plus cache_hit for the brands endpoint). Each brand product carries code (for example visa or uob_irr), display_name, priority_rank, and a free-form features object — sort by priority_rank and label each button with display_name.
4

Charge with the method the shopper picks

Send the shopper’s choice on the purchase or authorize request. Discovery only tells you what to render — the charge call is still the source of truth for whether the payment succeeds.

Caching

Results are cached for 60 seconds per (merchant, outlet, currency, channel, amount bucket). Don’t call discovery on every keystroke of a checkout form — cache the result on your side for the lifetime of the page, too.

Errors

Defined once on Payment method errors: Discovery:

Next steps

Supported payment methods

What a method type and brand are, and what’s available today.

Charge or authorize a payment

The channel enum used across purchase, authorize and discovery.
Last modified on September 15, 2026