This page explains how to add PayPo to your existing Android Drop-in integration.
Requirements
Choose which server-side flow your integration uses:
API reference
Select which endpoint you are using:
Capture the payment
When a payment is made, but not yet authorized, the offer will be available for up to 72 hours. Therefore, the shopper can use the link to the payment for up to 72 hours.
When the payment is accepted by the shopper, its status will change to Authorised. The shopper has 30 days to pay according to the terms of PayPo. This is different to some other payment methods where the payment term usually starts after the capture, not after the authorization.
After the payment is authorized, you also have to capture the payment.
- It is only possible to capture the full amount of the authorized payment.
- It is possible to configure an automatic capture, which executes immediately after authorization. Configure automatic capture when adding PayPo in your live Customer Area.
- The merchant does not have to wait for the shopper to complete their payment to PayPo to be funded for the transaction. After the payment is captured, the merchant is funded the full amount of the payment. This is because the capture is only possible for the full amount.
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To perform the capture, send a request to /payments/{paymentPspReference}/captures using the PSP Reference of the original payment:
Drop-in Configuration
Test and go live
When you test PayPo in your test environment, use the following values for the required parameters:
firstName: name
lastName: surname
shopperEmail: email@gmail.com
When you are redirected to PayPo and asked for a verification code, use 123456.
Check the status of PayPo test payments in your Customer Area > Transactions > Payments.
Before you can accept live PayPo payments, you need to submit a request for PayPo in your live Customer Area.