payme-integration

Payme Merchant API integration requires setting up a JSON-RPC endpoint, configuring Basic Auth credentials, and handling fiscalization details. You can verify your integration by running a test transaction against the sandbox before production deployment.

Payme Subscribe API supports mobile payment integrations in Uzbekistan. It works alongside the Merchant API to provide standard checkout workflows, enforcing strict authentication and idempotent operations for secure transaction processing.

Payme GetStatement reconciliation is mandatory for reliable accounting. It allows you to fetch and verify transaction records, ensuring your payment data matches Payme's records for accurate financial reporting and error handling.

Configuring JSON-RPC endpoints for Payme Business payments requires strict authentication via Basic Auth credentials. You must enforce idempotent operations, include mandatory fiscalization details, and ensure proper error handling for both sandbox and production environments.

Yes, the Payme sandbox supports testing before production deployment. You can run test transactions to verify your endpoint configuration, validate authentication, and ensure your Merchant API or Subscribe API workflows function correctly.

Fiscalization details are mandatory for Payme integration to comply with Uzbekistan's regulatory requirements. They ensure proper tax reporting and transaction recording during the payment process, enforced through the JSON-RPC endpoints for both web and mobile payments.