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ATH Móvil PHP

A framework-independent Composer wrapper for ATH Móvil ecommerce payments, with a local simulator for complete checkout development.

v0.1.0-alpha.1 · Development preview · MIT licensed. Not endorsed by Evertec. Simulation and automated checks pass; live ATH Móvil payment/refund integration is unverified because live credentials were unavailable. Intended for development and evaluation, not production payment acceptance. The simulator is local software, not an ATH Móvil testing environment. See upstream contract notes.

Install from GitHub

Requirements: PHP 8.2+, JSON, and ext-curl for real HTTP requests. Simulation needs no cURL or business credentials. There are no third-party runtime dependencies.

Until a release is registered on Packagist, add the repository to your application's composer.json:

Then run composer update gatomontes/athmovil-php. Merge these keys with existing configuration. For package development:

The 38-test suite, example, and loopback HTTPS smoke test pass on PHP 8.2–8.5; see the recorded validation run. To run the optional transport smoke test locally, use python3 tests/transport-smoke.py after composer install; it also requires Python 3 and OpenSSL.

Complete a simulated checkout

Prefer a browser? Run php -S 127.0.0.1:8080 -t examples/checkout/public after composer install, then open the local checkout. The checkout demo guide covers editable items/metadata, customer confirmation, receipts, refunds, persistent state, and captured responses. It is simulation-only and starts only when explicitly run.

Responses derive from the submitted items, quantities, prices, taxes, and metadata. The simulator preserves invoice values; it does not recalculate or silently correct your totals. It uses integers for refund accounting and emits numeric JSON amounts at the response boundary to match upstream examples.

The documented refund customer fields contain Test Payer, (787) 555-0100, and [email protected]. The submitted phone remains in local request/state records. Payment-status responses follow the documented business/transaction shape, which does not include payer name/email. Simulation flags remain in the capture envelope, outside provider response bodies.

Client operations

Useful accessors include ecommerceId(), authToken(), paymentStatus(), isConfirmed(), isCompleted(), referenceNumber(), total(), metadata1(), metadata2(), items(), refund(), originalTransaction(), and isRefundCompleted(). See each result class for its supported methods. isCompleted() checks ecommerce status only; use isRefundCompleted() for refunds. Explicit data() access returns the decoded provider payload.

Metadata is supported at both levels: metadata1/metadata2 on the payment and metadata on every item. Character limits and nullable item metadata are validated. No structured metadata is auto-encoded: send strings that fit the provider limits.

Simulate across web requests

Use the same private directory and business ID on each request. Keep ticket IDs and simulated authorization tokens with your application's test orders. FileStore serializes changes with a per-business file lock and atomically replaces state files. In-memory storage is the default and lasts only as long as the store object.

Different business IDs isolate payments, tokens, refund balances, faults, and captures. This is test-data namespacing, not authentication against hostile processes that can read the same directory. Do not expose simulator control methods as public web endpoints. This adapter is for trusted local development, not distributed production storage.

Control outcomes

A fault applies once to the next matching operation for that business. Setting another fault for the same operation replaces the previous one. Other operations are unaffected. TimeoutBefore changes no transaction; TimeoutAfter runs the operation and loses its response. Inspect status/history to reconcile the outcome. Fault codes and state rules model scenarios, not an assertion of every provider behavior.

Authorization requires confirmation. Completion cannot happen twice. Cancellation/expiration only apply to pending requests; phone changes require OPEN. Refunds require completed payments and cannot exceed the remaining balance. Expiration is evaluated when the next client/control operation touches the simulator. The package does not provide automatic refund idempotency: two valid partial refunds remain two separate refunds.

Clock, repeatability, capture, reset

Fresh stores with the same business, seed, and clock produce repeatable fixtures. Default IDs use a random epoch. Reset clears only the selected business and starts a new random epoch, invalidating old tokens even when an initial seed was supplied. Existing file state takes precedence over a newly supplied seed.

Captures contain submitted items/metadata, request/response envelopes, before/after payment states, and controls. A lost response is distinguished from the simulator's internal server result. Credential fields and authorization headers are redacted. Captures still contain the supplied phone, item descriptions, and arbitrary metadata; use synthetic data and review exports before sharing. Raw local state contains simulated tokens and submitted order data. var/ is gitignored for optional local captures.

Optional bounded polling

Returns the first non-OPEN result or the last OPEN result after the bound. It never authorizes; errors propagate without retries. Missing/unknown statuses stop polling rather than assuming success. The optional pause callback supports fast tests. The bound is a request count; overall elapsed time also includes HTTP request durations.

Real payments

Instantiate new AthMovil\Client($publicToken, $privateToken) in server-side code. Refunds require the private token; other methods do not. This selects the included HTTPS cURL transport. Keep configuration explicit; simulation is never an automatic fallback from production.

Persist the created ticket/token against the correct local order, obtain customer confirmation, authorize explicitly, and verify completion, reference, merchant/order association, and total before fulfillment. The wrapper does not implement your order database, concurrency locks, or fulfillment policy. A ticket or confirmation alone is not payment completion.

examples/create-payment.php contacts production only with ATHMOVIL_RUN_LIVE=yes plus your configured public token and customer phone. It creates a request and does not authorize it. Read the example before running it.

Error handling and HTTP behavior

• InvalidArgumentException: invalid local input.
• LogicException: missing configuration or invalid simulator control.
• ApiException: HTTP failure or provider error; exposes HTTP status and provider code.
• TransportException: no reliable response; an effect may already have happened.
• ProtocolException: unusable response; an effect may already have happened.

Do not automatically repeat authorization/refund after an uncertain outcome, including server errors. Reconcile first. The cURL adapter verifies TLS, does not follow redirects, makes one attempt, and blocks simulated credential prefixes. Its HTTP timeout is separate from the customer's payment window. Errors omit raw provider messages/bodies. Keep zend.exception_ignore_args=On in production and avoid indiscriminate logging of data(); it may contain credentials or personal information.

Custom Http\Transport implementations must preserve TLS verification and single-attempt/no-redirect behavior. The simulator implements this same interface but holds no network transport. Custom adapters are responsible for their own credential handling.

Frameworks, scope, licensing

Register Client in Symfony or Laravel's service container and inject configuration. The core requires no framework. Dedicated adapters, checkout UI, webhooks, reporting, and B2C disbursements are outside this version.

Released under the release notes. Packagist submission is a separate step; the GitHub VCS installation above works without it.