Include Payment Gateway
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I would like to include a Payment Gateway (wipay) on my php website.
More info on this is the gateway can be found at: https://www.wipaycaribbean.com/credit-card-api
Please look at the documentation to ensure this is something you are capable of doing.
Notes from the Payment Gateway Developers are below and the documentation on integration is attached.
Our API sends a response and it goes to an endpoint on your domain. Therefore, you would be able to interpret the response from the API. This is the same place, in code, you will see if the transaction was successful or not. In our Documentation this It is noted where you need to implement the hash verification logic, in code.
the hash is a check used to verify the transaction, ie. that the transaction response did come from the transaction initiator. To implement the hash check you have to follow the documentation: As indicated in the first photo submitted in your email: Using the transaction ID, the original total and the WIPay account ID - these must be hashed using the MD5 algorithm and compared to the hash that was returned from the transaction response. Conditionally absent: means in this case - the hash will only be available for a successful transaction.
If you submitted a return URL when initiating the payment at the end of the payment you will be redirected to same U
More info on this is the gateway can be found at: https://www.wipaycaribbean.com/credit-card-api
Please look at the documentation to ensure this is something you are capable of doing.
Notes from the Payment Gateway Developers are below and the documentation on integration is attached.
Our API sends a response and it goes to an endpoint on your domain. Therefore, you would be able to interpret the response from the API. This is the same place, in code, you will see if the transaction was successful or not. In our Documentation this It is noted where you need to implement the hash verification logic, in code.
the hash is a check used to verify the transaction, ie. that the transaction response did come from the transaction initiator. To implement the hash check you have to follow the documentation: As indicated in the first photo submitted in your email: Using the transaction ID, the original total and the WIPay account ID - these must be hashed using the MD5 algorithm and compared to the hash that was returned from the transaction response. Conditionally absent: means in this case - the hash will only be available for a successful transaction.
If you submitted a return URL when initiating the payment at the end of the payment you will be redirected to same U