Maxed out the LSApplicationQueriesSchemes

[dagostini]

Following the AdyenTwint integration instructions we've notices that we have to add 50 entries to the supported url schemes. As per Apple Docs, this will max out the number of supported url schemes so we can't add any of our own url schemes.

Are you aware of this limitation?

Is it really necessary to support all 50 url schemes for TWINT to work properly?

[erenbesel]

Hey @dagostini

We are indeed aware of Twint's requirements. But the doc seems to be slightly misleading. Twint will work with the url schemes you included and won't work only for the ones not included.

We will fix the documentation to reflect this, thanks!

[dagostini]

You're welcome @erenbesel . Thanks for the quick reply.

So, out of those 50 twint apps we need to pick 35ish apps we want to support? Where can I find a list which scheme opens which app?

[goergisn]

Hi @dagostini,
Twint unfortunately does not provide an official mapping from scheme to app.
So as a rule of thumb try to add all the ones you can starting from the top until you reach the limit of 50.

I'm also checking internally for any other guidelines and will come back to you about it.

[goergisn]

Hi @dagostini
I just wanted to give you a quick update. We checked back with TWINT and there is not a clear recommendation for the case when you cannot add all the banks. Each scheme is unique to a bank and some schemes might not be in use currently.
So it could be that e.g. twint-issuer2:// is unused but twint-issuer49:// is a quite popular bank.

There will however be an update to the Checkout SDK soon that allows you to set a flag to not use the schemes to detect the installed banking apps but instead show a list of all possible banks and allow the user to pick one that is installed.

I'll keep you posted here.

[dagostini]

Hi @goergisn ,

Thanks for the update, I'll pass the info to my team. Do keep us posted, please 🙏

Have a nice day :)
Dejan.

[elitalon]

Hey @goergisn,

Do you have instructions to verify the TWINT integration on Adyen's Test environment? I assume using TWINT's Configurator app is needed, but I might be wrong.

Tangentially related, the documentation says that:

After pressing the button on the component, TwintComponent makes a /payments call with subtype: sdk and trigger the flow with retrieving the code through ActionComponent

But I don't see the subtype field being sent in the integration I'm developing. At least when using the drop-in.

Is there anything else that needs to be configured? If it helps, I can open a separate issue for this particular scenario.

Thank you!

[goergisn]

@elitalon do you mind creating a new issue for the test environment question as there might be additional followup that would otherwise spam this thread and might also help others to find a solution to a similar issue?

But to give you a quick answer, yes you need the configurator app to download the wallet app which acts as a banking app.

By default drop-in uses the redirect-integration of TWINT which redirects a user to the TWINT website which handles the rest of the flow.
If you want to have a "native" integration you have to import/include AdyenTwint which automatically sends the subtype for you correctly.
This is really based on your usecase (The redirect-integration does not support recurring payments with TWINT, which is a feature that will be available for the native-integration soon).

[elitalon]

@goergisn I opened a new issue: #1783. Let me know if you need further details.