With the Payment 2.0 part, website users can pay for multiple transactions with a single charge. For example, when users register for events, make donations, or renew memberships, the program can add the transactions to their shopping carts. If users leave the website without paying, the transactions remain in the shopping carts.
Note: Website users who do not log in to your site can still add items to shopping carts. To identify these anonymous users, the program uses cookies. To return to their shopping carts, users who did not log in must use the same computer as when they added transactions. If multiple users add transactions from a computer without logging in, the program adds all the transactions to a single shopping cart.
The Payment 2.0 part shopping cart can process transactions from Donation Form, eCards, Event Registration Form, Membership Form, and Sponsorship Form parts. For information about these parts, see the individual part descriptions. The shopping cart cannot process transactions from other sources.
After you place the Payment 2.0 part on a web page, you can edit the payment settings for parts such as the Donation Form and Event Registration Form parts to route transactions to the shopping cart. The parts then send users to the shopping cart during transactions, and the Payment 2.0 part determines the available payment methods and the merchant account. After users add items to the shopping cart, they can click links to edit individual transactions. When users pay with credit cards, the program collects user information on secure payment pages to help you comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).