The EMV Secure Remote Commerce (SRC) Specifications enable a common consumer e-checkout that promotes simplicity, familiarity, interoperability convenience and trust.
Consumer-facing solutions and programmes based on the EMV SRC Specifications can be described as Click to Pay. This universal description enables ease of recognition for consumers, and signals that a consumer can confidently transact through an easy e-checkout, regardless of the payment card, digital channel or device they use.
The corresponding icon , described as the Click to Pay icon, signals availability at participating merchants. Alternatively, Click to Pay will be used in text as descriptive language if an e-merchant is unable to visually display the icon.
Version | Published | Description | Related Bulletins |
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1.2 | 07 Jun 2021 | EMV® Secure Remote Commerce Specifications – API v1.2 | See All |
1.2 | 07 Jun 2021 | EMV® Secure Remote Commerce Specifications – JavaScript SDK v1.2 | See All |
1.1 | 07 Jun 2021 | EMV® Secure Remote Commerce Specifications v1.1 | See All |
Version | Published | Description |
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07 Mar 2022 |
Naming Convention for EMV Technology and Word Mark Usage Guidelines | |
18 Dec 2020 |
What is the Click to Pay Icon? | |
05 Nov 2020 |
EMVCo, FIDO Alliance and W3C Collaborate on Educational Resource for More Secure and Convenient Web Payments | |
26 Oct 2020 |
Click to Pay Demo | |
16 Jun 2020 |
EMVCo Publishes Updated Guidelines for Using EMV® Secure Remote Commerce Specifications and Icon | |
18 Mar 2020 |
The Role of EMV® Specifications | |
18 Feb 2020 |
2019: A Year in Review | |
16 Dec 2019 |
Webcast: What is EMV® Secure Remote Commerce? | |
04 Dec 2019 |
EMV® SRC: Understanding the Basics | |
04 Sep 2019 |
EMV® Secure Remote Commerce and W3C Web Payment Specifications |
Q: What is remote commerce?
A: In a remote commerce transaction, the consumer does not interact with a physical terminal. Remote commerce, also called e-commerce, continues to grow worldwide with the popularity of online purchasing.
Remote commerce involves a checkout process whereby a merchant or commerce provider requests permission to use a consumer’s payment method to complete a transaction.
Q: What is EMV Secure Remote Commerce?
A: The EMV Secure Remote Commerce (SRC) Specifications enable a common consumer e-checkout that promotes simplicity, familiarity, interoperability convenience and trust.
Consumer-facing solutions and programmes based on the EMV SRC Specifications can be described as Click to Pay. This universal description enables ease of recognition for consumers, and signals that a consumer can confidently transact through an easy e-checkout, regardless of the payment card, digital channel or device they use.
The corresponding icon , described as the Click to Pay icon, signals availability at participating merchants. Alternatively, Click to Pay will be used in text as descriptive language if an e-merchant is unable to visually display the icon.
The EMV SRC Specifications:
The EMV SRC Specifications were developed with input from industry participants and are available to all parties on a royalty-free basis from the EMVCo website.
Q: What are the common challenges facing remote commerce?
A: By promoting a simple, secure and interoperable checkout experience for consumers, EMV SRC offers the potential to address common challenges within the remote commerce environment:
Draft Specifications and Bulletins are shared with EMVCo Associates and Subscribers, who provide feedback and submit Queries. They are also eligible to attend relevant meetings to discuss the Specifications.