You can now accept Google Pay on KOMOJU hosted pages and WooCommerce
Eligible merchants can now accept Google Pay on KOMOJU hosted pages and WooCommerce at the same fee rate as credit card payments.
Eligible merchants can now accept Google Pay on KOMOJU hosted pages and WooCommerce at the same fee rate as credit card payments.
In the KOMOJU Subscriptions API, you can now bill on a fixed date and calculate prorated amounts for initial charges.
Following Visa and Mastercard guidelines, saved card verification authorizations changed from 1 JPY to 0 JPY.
When an account has insufficient funds for a refund, the refund endpoint now returns the insufficient_balance error code.
You can now use 3D Secure authentication and card brand filtering in Google Pay.
You can now use a dedicated tool and API to manage chargebacks.
3D Secure authentication has migrated to Netcetera.
You can now select which payment methods are available for each payment link.
You can now configure KOMOJU payment links to deactivate automatically when reaching payment limits or a specified date.
High-risk card payments now prompt for 3D Secure authentication instead of being automatically rejected, allowing payment completion.
Sole proprietorship merchants can now use Merpay payments in KOMOJU.
In API version v.2026-01-27, the tax calculation method for the payments endpoint has changed.
Merchants using direct API connections can now accept payments with Apple Pay.
Following the end of service by partner PPRO, you can no longer apply for GrabPay through the new application form.
KOMOJU API improved how partial payments are handled, expanded settlement data, and updated the platform model.
You can now manage KOMOJU API versions and adopt newly released features according to your own schedule.