OTAs and booking engines
Get guest cards to hotels and suppliers without holding them
The guest pays on your site. The card goes to the hotel, the supplier or your own payment provider. Your systems keep a token.
Where card data goes
The guest pays on your site. The card goes where the booking goes.
What changes for your platform
Capture the card, deliver it, charge it
Capture on your site
A hosted card form inside your booking page, in your branding and languages, with 3D Secure. The card goes straight to the vault and your site gets a token.
Deliver to hotels
Send the hotel a secure display link instead of an email. Forward the card to the hotel's system in the format it expects. Or share a token with a hotel that uses PCI Booking.
Charge, or pass on virtual cards
Charge the guest through your own provider, with one API across 120+ integrations. Pass virtual cards on to hotels and suppliers.
Capabilities that solve it
The parts of PCI Booking an OTA uses
Share cards with staff and suppliers
Show the card to hotel staff by link, or forward it to a supplier.
FAQ
Questions OTA teams ask
How does the hotel see the guest's card?
We send the hotel a secure link. Authorised staff open it, confirm with a one-time password and view the card in a secure form. The card is not emailed and does not pass through your systems, and showing it to the hotel adds nothing to your PCI scope.
Can we send cards to suppliers that have their own systems?
Yes. We forward the card to any approved system in the format it expects. The major OTAs, channel managers and GDSs have ready-made profiles. For any other system, your request carries a token placeholder and we put the card in on the way out.
Can we charge the guest ourselves?
Yes. Charge, pre-authorize, capture, refund or void through your own payment provider with one API, across 120+ integrations.
Will guests notice anything different?
The hosted card form sits inside your booking page, in your branding and languages, and supports 3D Secure 2. Guests stay on your site.
Tell us where your cards come from and where they need to go
A solutions engineer reviews your card flows with you and shows you what the integration looks like.