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To collect funds using CARD, there are a couple of things you need to note.
1. Set Payment Method
CARD
is the value to be set for the parameter, method
in the request collection body. For card payments, since they are 3D by default, we expect you to provide a, redirect_url
where we will redirect the customer when they complete or cancel the transaction once you have redirected them to the payment_url
we will return.
2. Expect Payment Link
payment_url
will be returned which you will redirect the customer to complete the payment
3. Redirect customer
Whenever a payment_url
is returned in any response body, you are expected to redirect the customer to it for them to be able to complete the transaction initiated.
Card Collection API
POST
https://sandbox.dusupay.com/v1/collections
Headers
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Content-Type* | String | application/json |
Request Body
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
api_key* | String | Obtained from merchant account setting |
currency* | String | You can use your home currency when making requests. e.g USD You will receive your funds at the market rate into your merchant sub-account. |
amount* | Int/Double | 2 decimal places allowed for double. |
method* | String | CARD |
provider_id* | String | e.g local_ngn,international_ngn. Get the list of providers from Payment OptionsAPI |
merchant_reference* | String | The UNIQUE reference for this transaction generated by your system. A unique string value should be sent for every attempt.
|
narration* | String | Use this to add a brief description or comment on the transaction.
|
redirect_url* | String | Url we e.g https://yourdomain.com redirect to for payment methods that would return a payment link: online banking methods, visa 3d and any other that require input via a web interface. |
account_name | String | Helps to easily lookup customer transactions. |
account_email | String | Used to email customer. Helps to easily lookup customer transactions. |
user_id | String | This uniquely identifies the client on your system. A client is expected to have the same identifier for every transaction made by them. This is to allow for fraud detection. |
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