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Package paymongo-php
Short Description PayMongo PHP SDK for payments, checkout, webhooks, subscriptions, refunds, and other API resources.
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/leodyversemilla07/paymongo-php
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PayMongo PHP SDK
A PHP SDK for integrating with the PayMongo API across payments, checkout, subscriptions, webhooks, transfers, issuing, and onboarding resources.
Features
- Broad PayMongo API coverage for currently implemented resources
- Payment Intents, Payment Methods, Payments, Refunds
- Checkout Sessions, Links
- QR Ph payments
- Subscriptions, Plans, Invoices
- Fraud Detection (Reviews, Rules, Scores)
- Wallets, Transfers, Ledgers
- Forex (Rates, Quotes)
- Card Issuing (Programs, Cardholders, Cards)
- Merchant Onboarding
- Webhook signature verification
- Idempotency support
Requirements
- PHP 8.2 or higher
- cURL extension
- JSON extension
- mbstring extension
Installation
Install via Composer:
Quick Start
Usage Examples
Payment Intents
Checkout Sessions
Refunds
Webhooks
Subscriptions
Error Handling
Configuration
For customersV2, you can provide a Bearer token when your integration uses PayMongo's JWT-based
customer authentication flow:
Available Services
| Service | Description |
|---|---|
paymentIntents |
Payment Intents API |
paymentMethods |
Payment Methods API |
payments |
Payments API |
refunds |
Refunds API |
customers |
Customers API (v1) |
customersV2 |
Customers API (v2, supports customer_bearer_token) |
checkoutSessions |
Checkout Sessions API |
links |
Payment Links API |
webhooks |
Webhooks API |
subscriptions |
Subscriptions API |
plans |
Plans API |
invoices |
Invoices API |
qrPh |
QR Ph API |
reviews |
Fraud Reviews API |
rules |
Fraud Rules API |
scores |
Fraud Scores API |
wallets |
Wallets API |
transfers |
Transfers API |
ledgers |
Ledgers API |
rates |
Forex Rates API |
quotes |
Forex Quotes API |
cards |
Card Issuing API |
cardPrograms |
Card Programs API |
cardholders |
Cardholders API |
workflows |
Workflows API |
policies |
Policies API |
Testing
Test Coverage Notes
- Unit tests validate request construction, entity hydration, and webhook signature handling.
- Integration-style tests use a fake HTTP client to verify service responses and error propagation.
Legacy APIs
sources remains available for legacy integrations, but PayMongo's current documentation recommends
using Payment Intents for new implementations.
customers maps to the older customer/card-vaulting surface, while customersV2 maps to the
current v2 customer endpoints. When using customersV2, set customer_bearer_token in the client
config if your integration follows PayMongo's JWT Bearer authentication flow for that API.
Not Yet Implemented
The current PayMongo documentation also includes newer product areas that are not yet covered by this SDK, including Platforms, Capital, Reconciliation, and Prism/Data surfaces.
Required vs Optional Fields
Entity constructors now validate required fields and throw Paymongo\Exceptions\UnexpectedValueException
when the API response is missing required attributes. Optional fields are safely defaulted to null.
Example:
Changelog
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
Contributing
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
Security
If you discover any security-related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.
Credits
- Leodyver Semilla
- All Contributors
License
MIT License. See LICENSE.
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