Is there any API available for UPI transaction?
Example
Using my UPI ID, can i able to transfer the money to multiple UPI id?
Like if request to money transfer using API then it should be money send to a particular UPI id with zero cost.
MyUPIID->UserUPIId
You can generate a QR code using upi deeplink
Eg:
upi://pay?pa=any#id&pn=somename&amount=10
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I am trying to set up online payment using google pay API on a website.
I set up google pay business account. Then I tried to verify UPI id but I get an error UPI ID type not allowed
In my app I am going to transaction through upi so I want integrate upi paments like how flipkart and bookmyshow did. What is the procedure to do it ? Can anyone help
Well, you will have to approach banks for that. As only banks are permitted to have access to it. You can act as a front-end PSP (payment system provider) and issue UPI services to customers. For this, you need a sponsor bank, live with UPI. Currently, only banks are allowed to directly access UPI frameworks.
I am using this method to make payment https://docs.connect.squareup.com/articles/adding-payment-form
but I wanted to save oders details as well as customer details
using the above method I am able to see only custom amount I transaction details on sqareup
Use the Orders endpoints to save itemization information for your e-commerce transactions: https://medium.com/square-corner-blog/building-for-an-omni-channel-business-with-squares-apis-has-never-been-easier-3b5e0977741a
I want to create a subscription using Paypal. I created the API call but I want my BlueSnap console to manage it. Is there a way? I don't want to use the retrieve call all the time...
Bluesnap has two ways of managing the PayPal subscription: one using PayPal's system, and one using BlueSnap's subscription manager . In both cases, you do not need to retrieve the subscription constantly to charge it, if you're using a standard subscription.
In order to know which subscription management you will use, you can contact BlueSnap and ask about your account configuration.
In order to use the API to create a subscription in PayPal, you can use the extended API or the payment API.
Extended API:
1) create a subscription SKU to use: https://developers.bluesnap.com/v8976-Extended/docs/create-product, https://developers.bluesnap.com/v8976-Extended/docs/create-sku.
2) Create shopping context with the SKU: https://developers.bluesnap.com/v8976-Extended/docs/create-shopping-context. Make sure you use the PayPal examples.
3) Use the created Token URL to send to the shopper to approve the purchase in PayPal.
Payment API:
1) Create the PayPal transaction: https://developers.bluesnap.com/v8976-XML/docs/create-paypal-transaction.
2) Use the created Token URL to send to the shopper to approve the purchase in PayPal.
I would like to make an API call to Big Commerce backend to complete a purchase on a customer's behalf. Based on the API reference:
https://developer.bigcommerce.com/api/stores/v2/orders#create-an-order
By default, I believe that one can only create an order that not yet paid by the customer. Please correct me if I am wrong.
So, my question is - How do you make a payment on behalf of a customer for the order? It is safe to assume that we have a tokenized credit card of our known customer in a payment gateway like Stripe.
My guess of how it could be done is when an order is created, I can set up a webhook to call the payment gateway to make a charge on the customer's credit card. Is this correct? Are there anything that I should watch out for?
Currently, you cannot use the BigCommerce API to process a payment or full transaction. We only allow payments through the control panel where you can enter credit card details or on the storefront made by the customer. If you'd like to make use of tokenization or recurring payments, it is better to use Rebillia or Recharge (apps).
As you stated, you would need to make a call to Stripe's API to charge the card on file with the customer's token. This should be fine. It won't make any calls back to BigCommerce, so I'd be mindful of error handling (such as if the card has expired) and how you'd retry or mark the order in BigCommerce. Depending on how it was configured, you would want to check order details to ensure you were only processing payments from API created orders.
I'm not sure of what PCI implications might be for the storage of the Stripe tokens. That would be another point for consideration.