Introduction to Saved Cards Saved Cards have two seperate use-cases a) 1-click-payments for returning customers. With Saved Cards you can offer your customers a lot of convenience with QuickPay Saved Cards. With this feature your customesr will only have to authorize their credit card once – after that they can […]
Subscriptions
Introduction to Subscriptions Subscriptions is the preffered way to automate recurring withdrawals from your customers. Subscription flow Create a new subscription Authorize subscription using a link Create a recurring payment 1. Create a new subscription in QuickPay POST /subscriptionsCreate subscription First step is to create a new subscription entity in […]
Payments
Introduction to Payments Create and authorize payment Create a new payment Authorize payment using a link Check payment status 1. Create a new payment POST /paymentsCreate payment First step is to create a payment entity in QuickPay Selected parameters. See more in the API documentation. Parameter Description Parameter type Data […]
Payment – Form
QuickPay Form The QuickPay Form invokes our hosted payment window simply by submitting an HTML form. The Payment Window is in reality just an API-client hosted in a PCI Level 1 certified environment. Please see acquirer details for acquirer specific requirements. Please note! The recommended payment integration is QuickPay Link […]
Payments – Link
QuickPay Link The QuickPay Link feature enables you to generate an URL that – when activated – will open a payment window. This is the prefered way of accepting payment in our hosted environment as it gives a number of benefits – most notably: Abandoned orders recovery – resume payments […]
API – Callbck
Callback QuickPay offers a callback service that will notify your system when you create, change or delete a resource. This is useful e.g. when you want to mark an order as paid, update your shops inventory and so on. The callback service is asynchronous and as such will not interfer […]
API – Services
Services A services defines some resource and what exactly you can do with it. Click on the service methods to expand details. ProTip! You can quickly tests services using curl – Here is an example: $ curl -v -su ” -H ‘Accept-Version: v10’ https://api.quickpay.net/ping Enter host password for user ”: […]
API Introduction
Introduction The QuickPay API is based on the principles of Representational State Transfer (REST) allowing clients to create, view, modify and delete resources using standard HTTP request methods. Recommended reading: HTTP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypertext_Transfer_Protocol Headers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_headers Basic access authentication: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_access_authentication Status codes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes REST: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_State_Transfer JSON: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON The QuickPay API is purposely […]
Callback
QuickPay offers a callback service that will notify your system when you create, change or delete a resource. This is useful e.g. when you want to mark an order as paid, update your shops inventory and so on. The callback service is asynchronous and as such will not interfer with […]
Services
A services defines some resource and what exactly you can do with it. Click on the service methods to expand details. Version:v10 Scope:MerchantAnonymousUserReseller ProTip! You can quickly tests services using curl – Here is an example: $ curl -v -su ” -H ‘Accept-Version: v10’ https://api.quickpay.net/ping Enter host password for […]