Create card transactions

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Important notes:

paymentUrl:

The card payment request enables a simple transaction to be initiated. 3DSecure is applied to secure the payment at all levels, the end customer should be redirected to the paymentUrl.

PCI-DSS

Beware, you have to process sensitive card data. This requires very high PCI-DSS compliance. Make sure your infrastructure meets all necessary security standards!

Email:

Please, when creating a transaction, do not use random data in the email, first name or last name, such as [email protected], [email protected], Famous People's names (e.g. Mike Tyson, etc), Fake Names (e.g. John Doe, Jane Doe). Such requests will be automatically rejected with 403 Forbidden

Customer Name:

The firstName and lastName fields are optional. If they are not provided, the customer information displayed in our dashboard will be derived from the cardholderName field. Examples:

If cardholderName is "John Doe", then:

firstName → John
lastName → Doe

If cardholderName is "John", then:

firstName → John
lastName → John

If firstName is provided but lastName is not:

The request will be automatically rejected with a 400 status code and the reason:

"firstName and lastName must be provided together"

The cardholderName field itself is required.

Body Params
string
required

Merchant id

number
required

Amount of transaction

string
required

User email

string

User name

string

User lastname

string
required

Your url for redirecting the user after payment

string
required

Url where you receive webhooks

string
required

User country (example - DE, NL)

string
required

The URL address of the brand (website) from which the client created the transaction

string
required

Card number

string
required

MM/YY. Example: "01/29"

string
required

CVV/CVC

string
required

Cardholder name

Response

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