Payment Gateways which facilitate communication within banks and Security is an integral component of all payment gateways, as sensitive data such as Credit Card Numbers need to be protected from any fraudulent parties.We are having payment gateways like paypal,braintree,payumoney,2checkout... In this post,we will see how to integrate 2checkout with our django application.
To integrate it to the application,it offers 3 different integration methods.
1.inline checkout
In inline chekout,we displays a secure payment form as an overlay on your checkout page. .It collects the buyers's billing/shipping address and finalize the cart total sum
the function of inline checkout is same as standard checkout, but when the required parameter is missing(buyer's name,email address and billing address),it willredirect to the standard checkout.
To know about request parameters, and response please refer to https://www.2checkout.com/documentation/checkout/inline-checkout
2.standard checkout
It can handle every part of the buyer’s checkout process on a single page. You can tailor the whole checkout process to your needs by passing in billing/shipping information, currency, language and checkout step.
To know about request parameters, and response please refer to https://www.2checkout.com/documentation/checkout/standard-checkout
3.Payment Api
In payment api,we are taking the credit card information with a simple HTML form on our website, and use our 2co.js JavaScript library to convert the credit card information into a secure token. The token can then be safely passed to your server so that you can submit the transaction using our API.
a)create token:
Here we collect the payment details using a form(#myform) and generate a secure token
b) create sale: after token has been created, you can use it to charge the customer through our server-side authorization API call.
# Setup credentials and environment
twocheckout.Api.auth_credentials({
'private_key': 'sandbox-private-key',
'seller_id': 'sandbox-seller_id',
'mode': 'sandbox'
})
# Setup arguments for authorization request
args = {
'merchantOrderId': '123',
'token': request.form["token"],
'currency': 'USD',
'total': '1.00',
'billingAddr': {
'name': 'Testing Tester',
'addrLine1': '123 Test St',
'city': 'Columbus',
'state': 'OH',
'zipCode': '43123',
'country': 'USA',
'email': 'example@micropyramid.com',
'phoneNumber': '555-555-5555'
}
}
# Make authorization request
try:
result = twocheckout.Charge.authorize(args)
return result.responseMsg
except TwocheckoutError as error:
return error.msg
for more details refer to https://www.2checkout.com/documentation/payment-api/
Return Process:
after successful transaction using 3 methods,we can redict to the website by giving the return url in the production account,or we can also mention in the form using the input field x_receipt_link_url=http://www.yoursite.com/return