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Installation

composer require CoreProc/paynamics-sdk-laravel

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Coreproc\PaynamicsSdk\Provid ers\ServiceProvider"

Usage

Environment Variable

PAYNAMICS_MERCHANT_ID=<your paynamics merchant ID>
PAYNAMICS_MERCHANT_KEY=<your paynamics merchant KEY>
PAYNAMICS_ENVIRONMENT=<sandbox || production>

PAYNAMICS_SANDBOX_ENDPOINT=<paynamcis sandabox endpoint>
PAYNAMICS_PRODUCTION_ENDPOINT=<your production endpoint>

HSBC_MERCHANT_ID=<your HSBC merchant ID >
HSBC_MERCHANT_NAME=<your HSBC merchant name>
HSBC_MERCHANT_KEY=<your HSBC merchant KEY>

Generating your payment request

use Coreproc\PaynamicsSdk\Requests\PaymentRequest;
use Coreproc\PaynamicsSdk\Requests\ItemRequest;

$itemRequest = ItemRequest::make()
            ->setItemName(<name of item>)
            ->setAmount(<item amount or price>)
            ->setQuantity(<qunatity>);
            
            
$paymentRequest = PaymentRequest::make()
            ->setIpAddress(<server ip address>)
            ->setNotificationUrl()
            ->setResponseUrl()
            ->setCancelUrl()
            ->setFname(<customer first name>)
            ->setLname(<customer last name>)
            ->setAddress1(<customer address line 1>)
            ->setCity(<customer city>)
            ->setState(<customer state>)
            ->setEmail(<customer email>)
            ->setMobile(<customer mobile>)
            ->setClientIp(<client request ip>)
            ->setAmount(<total amount request>)
            ->setCurrency(<currency>)
            ->setTrxtype('sale')
            ->setPmethod(<payment method used>)
            ->setCountry(<country name>)
            ->addItem($itemRequest);

You can add multiple items on the payment request. Total amount should be equal to the total of all items added in the request.

Adding discount

You can add discount to the request by simply adding new item to the request with a negative value. Note: the total value of request must be equal to the total value of items added including the discount.

Example

/** Item name can be anything you want for exmaple ('Coupon Discount') or etc**/
$itemRequest = ItemRequest::make()
            ->setItemName('Discount')
            ->setAmount(-5000)
            ->setQuantity(1);
            
$paymentRequest->addItem($itemRequest);

Generating paynamics form request

use Coreproc\PaynamicsSdk\Services\PaynamicsServiceManager;

/** Currently supports "payment" request only */
$paymentService = PaynamicsServiceManager::make('payment');

return $paymentService->setPaymentType('default')
    ->setRequest($paymentRequest)
    ->generate();

This will generate a signed html form base on the payment details you provide on PaymentRequest

Payment Types

• hsbc - Set payment type to "hsbc" if you payment method is "bpiinstall" or "hsbcinstall"
• default - All Payment method except "bpiinstall" and "hsbcinstall"

Generating Payment request using installment

When using installment like "bpiinstall" and "hsbcinstall", you should set the MetaData2 and Secure3d in your PaymentRequest and instead of passing country name on ->setCountry() you should pass the country ISO code.

Example

$paymentRequest->setMetaData2(<[bank]:[mode]:[term]>)
    ->setSecure3d('try3d')
    ->setCountry('PH')

Metadata2 Modes

“1” - Absolute 0%

“2” – Regular Installment

“3” – Buy Now Pay Later, Absolute 0%

“4” - Buy Now Pay Later, Regular Installment

“5” – Reduce Interest Installment Promo

For HSBC, mode is 1. For BPI, on test env, available mode is 2

Credits

• Owen Banan
• All Contributors