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This is an official package for the Paycek crypto payment processor. The documentation provided in code explains only minor implementation details.
For in depth information about endpoints, fields and more, read our API Documentation.
Install package with pip.
pip install paycek
Under account settings you’ll find your API key and secret. Initialize a paycek instance.
from paycek import Paycek
paycek = Paycek('<api_key>', '<api_secret>')
payment = paycek.get_payment('<payment_code>')
payment = paycek.open_payment('<profile_code>', '<dst_amount>', '<location_id>')
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A connector library for communicating with PayCek public API
We found that paycek demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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