Create a new checkout

Initiate a payment request by passing all the required parameters. It creates a new payment transaction and returns the redirect URL that includes transaction ID.

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Body Params
string
required
length ≤ 20

Store id to be used for processing this payment. It also acts as an identifier for your store to load the checkout pages linked to it. If no checkout pages are found, default payment page will be rendered for that transaction.

string | null

You can use this parameter to tag a unique identifier to this transaction for future reference.

string
enum
Defaults to ECOM

This parameter is used to flag the transaction source correctly. The possible values are ECOM (if the order was recieved from online shop), MAIL & PHONE.

Allowed:
string
enum
required

You can use this parameter to specify the type of transaction you want to perform. Allowed values are: SALE, PRE-AUTH, ZERO-AUTH

Allowed:
transactionAmount
object

Object contains total transaction amount, currency, tax and discount details. Example:
{"total":123,"currency":"GBP","components":{"subtotal":115,"vat":3,"shipping":2.5}}

order
object

Object contais order related details.

checkoutSettings
object
paymentMethodDetails
object | null

Object contains payment method details.

Headers
uuid
required

A client-generated ID for message signature creation, unique per request.

string
required

Used to ensure the request has not been tampered with during transmission. The Message-Signature is the Base64 encoded HMAC hash (SHA256 algorithm with the API Secret as the key.) For more information, refer to the supporting documentation on the Developer Portal.

string
required

Epoch timestamp in milliseconds in the request from a client system. Used for Message Signature generation and time limit (5 mins).

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