Integration must be done within our test environment first. When this process is finished and approved by our staff, you may go live and start processing with real money.
To start integrating with WebPay Form service you will need the following:
If you don’t have a test merchant account, please contact us at [email protected] and we will open one for you. Then you can login into your account at https://ipgtest.monri.com/en/login with login and password provided.
WebPay Form is a simple web service; merchant should collect data consisted of buyer’s profile and order info at his site and submit that data to https://ipgtest.monri.com/form using HTTP POST method.
IMPORTANT Parametrize https://ipgtest.monri.com URL, in production mode the subdomain will be different.
After a valid request is made to WebPay service, a payment form is presented to the buyer. Buyer now fills in the card details and submits the form. Service issues a request for authorization to acquirer bank and redisplay the form if authorization is declined. If authorization is approved, a redirect is made back to a merchant site.
NOTICE Buyer stays at our side if transaction is declined, form is redisplayed with appropriate message and buyer can retry the authorization process. There is no means to comunicate the failure of transaction to merchant at this point. To control the whole process we recommend a WebPay Direct method for integration. Merchant can then capture a failed transaction also if using WebPay Direct.
Optionally, a email messages are sent to merchant and/or buyer to notify both sides of successful purchase. This setting is available under merchant account together with custom email templates for outgoing email messages.
Authorization is preferred transaction type for e-commerce. Merchant must capture these transactions within 28 days, in order to transfer the money from buyer’s account to his own. This transaction can also be voided if a buyer cancels the order. Refund can be done after original authorization is captured.
Purchase doesn’t need to be approved; funds are transfered in next settlement between issuer and acquirer banks, usually within one business day. These transactions can be refunded within 180 days.
Approved authorization must be captured for the funds to be transfered form buyer’s card to merchant account. This action can be done through merchant account interface or programatically through an API call. A lesser amount than an original authorization amount can be captured as well, ie. a merchant can make partial delivery of goods and/or services. Capture must be done within 28 days or it will be automatically voided.
Approved purchases and captures can be refunded within 180 days. This action can be done through merchant account interface or programatically through an API call. This is required if a merchant cancels the order after transaction is settled, or a buyer is not satisfied with delivered goods and/or services. Refunds can be done with a lesser amount than an original authorization amount.
Approved authorization must be voided within 28 days if merchant cancels the order. This action can be done through merchant account interface or programatically through an API call.
API settings can be found under your merchant account. These information is necessary for service to work properly. API settings values reflect a configuration at the merchant site:
IMPORTANT Parametrize this values for API settings, we strongly advice a merchant to have both, testing and production environments.
Redirect to success URL is made after transaction is approved and if redirect flag is set in API settings. Data for this transaction is returned back to merchant site in this step. Following variables are set in redirect GET request to success URL:
In case transaction amount is changed due to promotion/discount application following additional variables are set:
This request may look like this:
http://merchant.com/success_url?approval_code=24498&cc_type=amex&digest=53ccc93b43b5b4bd0f5a27878f0572e1493d757a&language=en&order_number=15113&response_code=000¤cy=USD
Returned digest is calculated as SHA1(key + order_number)
. You must check for this value at merchant application before updating status of transaction because malicious user can forge this URL.
Any custom variables sent in custom_params
are also returned appended to that success URL.
IMPORTANT Success URL should expire after some sensible amount of time or protected using session.
If you would like to use returned values as URL tokens, the following syntax for success and cancel URLs will interpolate those values into URL itself:
http://merchant.com/:language/success
where :language
will be replaced with apropriate value.
Service can notify merchant and buyer upon successful purchase. Merchant can use this message to track pending transactions and buyer can keep them as reference. Both can be customized under your merchant account.
The following variables are interpolated into body of each email template:
Email template to notify the buyer may look like this:
Thank you for your business!
Credit Card Owner:
------------------
name: FULL_NAME
address: ADDRESS, CITY, ZIP, COUNTRY
phone: PHONE
email: EMAIL
card issuer: CARD_ISSUER
Order Details:
------------------
order amount: AMOUNT
order number: ORDER_NUMBER
order description: ORDER_INFO
payment type: CC_TYPE
date: DATE
order url: SUCCESS_URL
Please come again!
Store adress: DOMAIN
NOTICE SUCCESS_URL has the same value as URL generated for redirect to success URL after transaction is approved. It should expire after some sensible amount of time or protected using session.
Here are the definitions of variables which are submitted to WebPay form:
name | length | format | additional info |
---|---|---|---|
ch_full_name | 3-30 | alphanumeric | buyer’s full name |
ch_address | 3-100 | alphanumeric | buyer’s address |
ch_city | 3-30 | alphanumeric | buyer’s city |
ch_zip | 3-9 | alphanumeric | buyer’s zip |
ch_country | 3-30 | alphanumeric | buyer’s country |
ch_phone | 3-30 | alphanumeric | buyer’s phone |
ch_email | 3-100 | alphanumeric | buyer’s email |
name | length | format | additional info |
---|---|---|---|
temp_card_id | 0-40 | alphanumeric | value representing tokenized card data - value injected in merchants form as monriToken |
name | length | format | additional info |
---|---|---|---|
order_info | 3-100 | alphanumeric | short description of order being processed |
order_number | 1-40 | alphanumeric | unique identifier |
amount | 3-11 | integer | amount is in minor units, ie. 10.24 USD is sent as 1024 |
currency | predefined | alpha | possible values are USD, EUR, BAM or HRK |
name | length | format | additional info |
---|---|---|---|
ip | 7-15 | alphanumeric | valid IPv4 address |
language | predefined | alpha | used for errors localization, possible values are en, es, ba or hr |
transaction_type | predefined | alpha | possible values are authorize, purchase, capture, refund, void |
authenticity_token | 40 | alphanumeric | auto generated value for merchant account, can be found under merchant settings |
digest | 40 | alphanumeric | SHA512 hash generated from concatenation of key, order_number, amount and currency as strings; key can be found under merchant settings |
number_of_installments | 1-2 | integer | range 2-12 |
moto | predefined | boolean | possible value is true or false; missing variable is equivalent to false |
Merchant can also send custom variables if needed. They will be passed back in redirect after approved authorization. Just pack all the data you wish to send in JSON format and submit that under custom_params variable.
Digest is calculated using following formula:
digest = SHA1(key + order_number + amount + currency)
With the following example data
the digest formula gives a result as follows:
digest = SHA512("qwert123abcdef54321EUR") = "5cb109cd348b74824c29a46fc029b6b7d3fc2c34835b834f276451c8c48c5d921b9a85fa1701ed01d2031b81f998ecbd99707df6e9e0a1087f40f4f82aacf514"
WebPay API for capture/refund/void is a REST web service and you will need a HTTP client library (like cURL - http://curl.haxx.se). All API calls are XML documents POST-ed over HTTPS to our test server at https://ipgtest.monri.com.
IMPORTANT Parametrize https://ipgtest.monri.com URL, in production mode the subdomain will be different.
An example of such call using cURL from command line may look like this:
curl -H "Content-Type: application/xml" -H "Accept: application/xml" -k -i -d request_xml https://ipgtest.monri.com/action
where request_xml
is a XML document that contains data necessary for transaction processing and https://ipgtest.monri.com/action is an URL that responds to certain API call.
IMPORTANT Accept and Content-Type headers must be set to application/xml for all message types.
After an authorization is successfully made, a capture call must be done to settle that authorization.
Capture XML document is POST-ed to https://ipgtest.monri.com/transactions/:order_number/capture.xml, where :order_number
has a value from original authorization.
Document example for capture message may look like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<transaction>
<amount>54321</amount>
<currency>EUR</currency>
<digest>e64d4cd99367f0254ed5296d38fad6ce87d3acab</digest>
<authenticity-token>7db11ea5d4a1af32421b564c79b946d1ead3daf0</authenticity-token>
<order-number>11qqaazz</order-number>
</transaction>
where digest is calculated the same way as for authorize or purchase messages.
NOTICE Node names are dasherized version of corresponding variable names, ie. underscores are replaced with dashes.
If all values pass validations at our side, transaction is send to the bank and response is returned. That response may look like this:
{
:connection=>"close",
:date=>"Tue, 25 Oct 2011 01:18:37 GMT",
:location=>"https://ipgtest.monri.com/transactions/845",
:content_type=>"application/xml; charset=utf-8",
:cache_control=>"no-cache",
:x_ua_compatible=>"IE=Edge",
:x_runtime=>"1.475305", :transfer_encoding=>"chunked"
}
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<transaction>
<id type="integer">845</id>
<acquirer>rogach bank</acquirer>
<order-number>abcdef</order-number>
<amount type="integer">54321</amount>
<response-code>000</response-code>
<approval-code>38860</approval-code>
<response-message>authorization OK</response-message>
<reference-number>898951263</reference-number>
<systan>83704</systan>
<cc-type>visa</cc-type>
<status>approved</status>
<transaction-type>capture</transaction-type>
<created-at type="datetime">2011-10-25T03:18:38+02:00</created-at>
</transaction>
New transaction is generated - 201 Created HTTP status code
, and it’s location is set in appropriate HTTP header. A client then must parse a body from HTTP response and extract all values from that XML document. Transaction is approved only and if only status is set to approved
. All other fields are standard data carried over payment networks. If issuer declines a transaction, status flag is set to decline
. In a case of an error, the flag will be set to invalid
.
IMPORTANT Do not rely on any output variable except status to determine success of authorization.
NOTICE We highly recommend to our merchants to keep a whole response string and to save all parsed values for easier troubleshooting during the integration phase and production later on. The quality of our support depends on availability of these information.
In case of invalid request, service will also return a response with 406 Not Acceptable HTTP status code
and XML document in its body. Each offended variable will be printed out along with brief explanation what went wrong. That response may look like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<errors>
<error>Digest is invalid</error>
</errors>
Purchase and capture messages can be refunded within 180 days. Request XML for this transaction_type is identical to capture example, but now the document is POST-ed to https://ipgtest.monri.com/transactions/:order_number/refund.xml
, where
:order_number
has a value from original purchase or capture.
Response has identical structure as capture response and all response fields should be treated in the same way.
Void messages are POST-ed to https://ipgtest.monri.com/transactions/:order_number/void.xml
, where
:order_number
has a value from original message (authorization, capture, purchase or refund). They have identical structure as capture or refund messages.
Response has identical structure as capture response and all response fields should be treated in the same way.
Form will automatically recognize cards which are eligible for payments in installments. Installment range setup will be defined by the merchant-acquirer agreement.
WebPay handles 3-D secure processing for you, this kind of integration doesn’t require any additional programming.
For easier integration we provided a demo client. Turn on the debug mode in API settings under your merchant account to activate the client. A link to client is available upon activation.
Append /success to that link and set as success URL if you want to see how those page could look like.
Custom headers, footer and custom CSS support are currently disabled, due to introduction of new form templates.