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The Paga Collect API allows anyone to initiate a payment request to a third party and automatically get notified when the payment request is fulfilled. This library makes it easier and faster for developers to integrate the API
Make sure you have pip
installed, then run the command below
pip install pagacollect
Once installed to use the library see sample code below:
from pagacollect.paga_collect import Collect
principal = "public_key"
credentials = "private"
hash_key = "hash_key"
collect = Collect(principal, credentials, hash_key, False)
Now that you have created a collect api object you easily call its operations
Register a new request for payment between a payer and a payee. Once a payment request is initiated successfully, the payer is notified by the platform (this can be suppressed) and can proceed to authorize/execute the payment. Once the payment is fulfilled, a notification is sent to the supplied callback URL. See the callback notification section for more details.
To make a payment request see sample code below:
payment_request_payload = {
"referenceNumber": "6020000011z",
"amount": "100",
"currency": "NGN",
"payer": {
"name": "John Doe",
"phoneNumber": "07033333333",
"bankId": "3E94C4BC-6F9A-442F-8F1A-8214478D5D86"
},
"payee": {
"name": "Payee Tom",
"accountNumber": "1188767464",
"bankId": "40090E2F-7446-4217-9345-7BBAB7043C4C",
"bankAccountNumber": "0000000000",
"financialIdentificationNumber": "03595843212"
},
"expiryDateTimeUTC": "2021-05-27T00:00:00",
"isSuppressMessages": "true",
"payerCollectionFeeShare": "0.5",
"payeeCollectionFeeShare": "0.5",
"isAllowPartialPayments": "true",
"callBackUrl": "http://localhost:9091/test-callback",
"paymentMethods": ["BANK_TRANSFER", "FUNDING_USSD"],
"displayBankDetailToPayer": False
}
response = collect.payment_request(payment_request_payload)
An operation for business to create Persistent Payment Account Numbers that can be assigned to their customers for payment collection.
To create a persistent payment account see sample code below:
register_persistent_payment_account_payload = {
"referenceNumber": "test123451",
"phoneNumber": "07022222222",
"accountName": "Joh Doe",
"firstName": "John",
"lastName": "Doe",
"email": "john@doe.com",
"accountReference": "22222222222220",
"financialIdentificationNumber": "22182799077",
"creditBankId": "3E94C4BC-6F9A-442F-8F1A-8214478D5D86",
"creditBankAccountNumber":"0000000000",
"callbackUrl": "http://localhost:9091/test-callback"
}
response = collect.register_persistent_payment_account(register_persistent_payment_account_payload)
Query the current status of a submitted request
To check the status of a submitted request see sample code below:
status_payload = {"referenceNumber": "82000001109", }
response = collect.get_status(status_payload)
Get payment requests for a period between given start and end dates. The period window should not exceed 1 month.
See sample code below:
history_payload = {
"referenceNumber": "82000001109",
"startDateTimeUTC" : "2021-05-13T19:15:22",
"endDateTimeUTC" : "2021-05-20T19:15:22"
}
response = collect.get_history(history_payload)
Retrieve a list of supported banks and their complementary unique ids on the bank. This is required for populating the payer (optional) and payee objects in the payment request model.
See usage sample code below:
banks_payload = {"referenceNumber": "0001109"}
response = collect.get_banks(banks_payload)
This end-point can be used to either cancel or initiate a refund if we were unable to fulfill the request for one reason or the other.
See usage sample code below:
refund_payload =
{
"referenceNumber" : "12345",
"refundAmount" : 1000.0,
"currency" : "NGN",
"reason" : "no particular reason"
}
response = collect.payment_request_refund(refund_payload)
This endpoint allows for deleting a persistent payment account.
See usage sample code below:
delete_payload =
{
"referenceNumber":"23402359879879997",
"accountIdentifier":"0830202843",
"reason":"off-boarded account"
}
response = collect.delete_persistent_payment_account(delete_payload)
A method to query the properties associated with an existing persistent payment account.
See usage sample code below:
get_payload =
{
"referenceNumber":"23402359879879997",
"accountIdentifier":"2806605308"
}
response = collect.get_persistent_payment_account(get_payload)
This endpoint allows for changing any of the account properties except the accountNumber (NUBAN) and the accounReference properties which cannot be changed.
See usage sample code below:
update_payload =
{
"referenceNumber":"23402359879879996",
"accountIdentifier":"0830202843",
"phoneNumber":"0910220042",
"firstName":"Renamed",
"lastName": "Customer",
"accountName": "Renamed Customer",
"financialIdentificationNumber": "12345454666",
"callbackUrl": "http://77d761893689.ngrok.io/persistent/000000000009/Password6",
"creditBankId":"40090E2F-7446-4217-9345-7BBAB7043C4C",
"creditBankAccountNumber":"0000000031"
}
response = collect.update_persistent_payment_account(update_payload)
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A helper class/SDK to enable developers easily integrate Paga Collect API
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