payware platform enables e-commerce websites to accept payment institution facilitated payments. Configure your e-commerce websites in the way most convenient for your business model. You can customize the payment process depending on your needs. payware has several payment initiation methods:
- plain text
- deep link
- barcode generation
- qr code generation
- soundbites
¶ Plain text
payware API plain text option provides you with transaction ID in 10 characters long string format. You can use that to enable payment initiation process which is not directly supported by the payware API (NFC tags).
Transaction ID example: pw7e4rCToG
¶ Deep link
Traditional deep links can route users to app content as long as the app is already installed when the link is opened. This means traditional deep links don’t work if the user doesn’t have the app, and will show either an error or a fallback page.
Deep links are typically designated for:
P2P payments initiated via messaging service.
Ecommerce payments initiated on-mobile-only environment.
Deep links allow partners to publish clickable mobile application URLs.
Deep link transaction ID example: pw7e4rCToG
Link format: https://url.payware.eu/{transactionId}.
On click response: payware://{transactionId}
¶ Barcode
payware API Barcode option provides you with transaction ID embedded in barcode image. The image could be delivered in PNG, SVG and JPEG formats.
Barcode transaction ID example: pw7e4rCToG
¶ Qr code
payware API QR code option provides you with transaction ID embedded in qr code image. The image could be delivered in PNG, SVG and JPEG formats.
Barcode transaction ID example: pw7e4rCToG
¶ Soundbites
Registering existing audio enables payment initiations and direct sales and delivery business models via radio, TV or other audio advertisement distribution channels.
Real time soundbites based advertisement efficiency data is available for partners’ analysis.
¶ Next steps
E-commerce operators could choose to integrate with payware API or via the available e-commerce plugins. Review E-commerce integration page for more details on how to use API’s and plugins’ specifics for your implementation.
Test your integration before you start accepting live payments:
To make test payments use payware Sandbox environment to:
- Test all the payment methods that you would like to offer.
- Test the following scenarios:
- Error in the POST request – missing or invalid data;
- Send a wrong signature to payware API gateway;
- Check payware API gateway message signature for authenticity;
- The Customer terminates the process on the payware Checkout payment page;
- Customer pays successfully;
- Customer pays successfully, however the merchant’s website does not return HTTP OK to payware API gateway.