FTF Agenda 201904

Web Payments Working Group face-to-face meeting, 2-3 April 2019 in Foster City, California hosted by Visa.

Minutes

• 2 April
• 3 April

Registration

• Registration form and who has registered
• Please review: Antitrust and Competition Guidance

Venue

• Visa HQ, 900 Metro Center Blvd, Foster City, CA 94404
  • April 2: Main Visa building at 900 Metro Center Blvd (Main building aka as M1). Room: M1 Auditorium.
  • April 3: M3 at 901 Metro Center Blvd (across the street from main building). Room: M3 Portola.

Nearby hotels

• Courtyard by Marriott
• Crowne Plaza
• Townplace Suites

Agenda

Meeting objectives

• We hope by the meeting to have advanced PR API back to Candidate Recommendation. At the meeting we can check in on implementation status.
• We want to discuss "next features" for Payment Request API
• We want to make progress on an SRC payment method based on experience from Visa and Mastercard with prototypes.
• We want to organize a merchant adoption session to understand any obstacles to adoption.
• Identify any high-priority topics in light of September 2019 PSD2 deadlines (e.g., related to 3DS)

2 April

• 8:30-9:00 Get settled, laptop setup. Please review: Antitrust and Competition Guidance
• 9:00-9:30 Chair welcome, rount-the-table intros, review meeting objectives, success criteria, administrativa (e.g., dinner count), use of breakouts. (Nick Telford-Reed)
• 9:30-10:30 Card Payment Security Task Force report (Ian Jacobs)
  • Prototypes (Visa, Mastercard)
  • If necessary, review SRC flow diagrams
  • Role of 3DS outside of SRC in light of PS2 deadlines (September 2019)?
  • Discussion of browsers as SRC payment handlers
• 10:30-11:00 Coffee break
• 11:00-12:30 Card Payment Security Task Force report (Continued)
  • Update on Web Payment Security Interest Group formation; more discussion at breakout session possible
  • Issues
• 12:30-13:00 ACH Payment Method (Luis Guzman)
• 13:00-14:00 Lunch
• 14:00-14:30 Payment Handler API (Rouslan Solomakhin)
  • Anticipated next features
  • Adoption
• 14:30-15:15 Payment Request API Update (Marcos Caceres and Ian Jacobs)
  • Status of advancing to Candidate Recommendation (Director decision, publication, Call for Exclusions)
  • Implementation report
  • Potential timeline
  • New Mediator demos?
  • Any new UX ideas for addressing some of the issues raised by Shopify (e.g., see issue 834?
• 15:15-15:45 Coffee
• 15:45-17:30 Breakout session 1
  • Candidate: More sophisticated checkout flow scenarios (hopefully driven by merchants).
  • Candidate: Candidate features for Payment Handlers
  • Candidate: Primer for new members - Payment Request, Payment Method Identifiers, Payment Handler, Payment Method Manifest, Basic Card, Direct Credit Transfer
  • Candidate: PSD2 / credit transfers
  • Candidate: 3DS through PR API in time for PSD2 deadline (September)
  • The "why" of SRC (requested by Lawrence Cheng)
  • Tokenization outside of SRC
• 17:30-17:45 Recap of breakouts; agenda updates for tomorrow
• 18:15 Leave for dinner
• 19:00 Dinner

3 April

• 9:00-9:15 Agenda updates. Group photo.
• 9:15-9:30 Apple Pay Demo (Andy Estes)
• 9:30-10:30 The road ahead - planning for Payment Request "after v1". See PR API 1.1 project and Basic Card 1.1 project
• 10:30-11:00 Coffee
• 11:00-12:00 Merchant and User Adoption
  • More advanced checkout flows, and new capabilities they might require
  • What would help prioritize PR API adoption
• 12:00-13:00 Exploratory topics
  • Publishing and micropayments (Adrian Hope-Bailie)
  • POC of Integration of GPI service (tracked payment) as a payment method (Vincent Kuntz; 20 minutes)
  • WebAuthn in iframe use case
• 13:00-14:00 Lunch
• 14:00-15:30 Breakout session 2 including coffee at 15:00
  • Candidates: SRC payment method design
  • Demo of Puma Browser with built-in Interledger protocol support
• 15:30-16:00 Recap of Breakout sessions
• 16:00-16:30 Wrapup
  • TPAC 2019, 16-20 September in Fukuoka, Japan. Should the WG plan to meet 16-17?
  • Review of priorities and actions

Guests

• Avnish Miduthuri (Google)
• Takashi Minamii (JCB)
• Teddy Toms (PayPal)
• Shahzheeb Khan (Capital One)
• Dee O'Malley (BestBuy)
• Lanny Byers (First Data)
• Srini Thirunarayanan (Facebook)
• Puneet Shah (Adyen)
• Marek Kurylko (Mastercard)
• Alan Bird (W3C)
• Dave Fortney (TCH)
• Samsung: Kinnera Mahankali, Roy Luo, Chung Liu, Parveen Bansal
• Itai Sela (MAG)
• Steven Cole (Worldpay)
• Marcos Caceres (Mozilla)
• Ernst and Young (2 April only): Patricia Partelow and Raj Sampath
• Facebook (2 April only): Vaishali Parekh, Raman Walla
• Bryan Luo (Amazon)
• Ryan Beaudry (Mastercard)
• Yuriy Dybskiy and Sergiy Dybskiy (Puma Browser)

Remote participation

• Zouhir Chahoud (Microsoft)
• Matt Saxon, Rami Josef (Worldpay)
• Gipson, Jeffrey (Discover)
• Solove, Adam (Stripe)
• Mealey, Ken (American Express)
• Boumedine, Sofiane (Canton Consulting)