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Informations about the package paynow

Paynow PHP SDK

composer require ihatehandles/paynow

Based off the Paynow 3rd party shopping cart or link integration guide.

Initiate a transaction

Initiating a transaction is very easy, simply instantiate the library with your Paynow integration details.

The initiatePayment() call will return a response as Paynow returns it, but you're most interested in the browserurl which you should present back to the user.

Verify and process a status update

I recommend making use of the resultUrl to receive webhook-esque transaction updates. Return URLs are fine, but for back office operations you're better off picking the more guaranteed approach because there is no guarantee the customer will make it back to your 'returnUrl;

The library has a very handy processStatusUpdate() method which will process the POST'ed payload as per the Paynow docs. It will throw if anything is off, otherwise it'll return the transaction details. The most interesting property here is status, which we want to know is Paid.

The source is pretty self-documenting, feel free to jump in and explore the extra options you can make use of.

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