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sberbank-acq-no-module
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Sberbank acquiring module for Node.JS
Official Docs: Sberbank API Docs
npm i sberbank-acq
import SberbankAcquiring from "sberbank-acq";
const sberbankAcquiring = new SberbankAcquiring({
credentials: {
username: 'username',
password: 'password',
},
restConfig: {
apiUri: 'https://3dsec.sberbank.ru/payment/rest/',
},
});
const result = sberbankAcquiring.register(options); // options contains request properties, ex.: orderNumber, amount, etc.
// see official docs for details of specific request
Methods |
---|
register |
registerPreAuth |
deposit |
reverse |
refund |
getOrderStatusExtended |
verifyEnrollment |
decline |
getReceiptStatus |
unBindCard |
bindCard |
getBindings |
👤 Dmitry Bardyshev
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Copyright © 2021 Dmitry Bardyshev.
This project is MIT licensed.
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Sberbank acquiring module for Node.JS
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