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When I try to integrate it in my React app..

I used "Origin key" provided by Adyen as the "adyenKey"

var adyenKey ='pub.v2.8015565304900201.aHR0cHM6Ly9kZXYubGxlc3VvcmFjLmNvbQ.kSRpd4gWCUF0K1E2WaXAODtk3_HXGy9q9wyFi8TAu6s';
var options = {}; // See adyen-encrypt.js for details

 number : '5577 0000 5577 0004', // 'xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx'
 cvc : '737', //'xxx'
 holderName : 'customer', // 'John Doe'
 expiryMonth : '10', //'MM'
 expiryYear : '2020', // 'YYYY'
 generationtime : new Date().toISOString() // new Date().toISOString()};

 cseInstance.validate(cardData);
 var dataEncrypted = cseInstance.encrypt(cardData);

I used these Dummy data.

It gives me cseInstance.encrypt(cardData) this as a Malford public key.

Any help will be great.

hatef
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node-adyen-encrypt uses the deprecated Client Side Encryption (CSE) integration. You should be using secured fields which is the successor to CSE.

luke_b
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  • How should I include the script in React component ? If I use the approch by including script in "componentWillMount()" It gives me a error of "To process payments with Adyen - don't use Protected Browser." of "Kaspersky Internet Security " So what you suggest me to do. – Enigmatic May 15 '19 at 10:20
  • That usually is from the domain specified in the origin key doesn't match the url of the page itself. – luke_b May 24 '19 at 22:08