Paywix is a payment gateway wrapper is a application that integrates multiple payment gateways into a single platform. It simplifies the processing payments by providing a unified API that allows merchants/Customer to access multiple payment gateways without having to write separate code for each gateway. This increases the ease of use and versatility for the merchants, and reduces the time and cost of development.
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Paywix is a lightweight software development kit (SDK) for payment processing, designed specifically for Python-based applications. It has been expanded to support all Python-based applications. This allows developers to integrate payment processing into their applications using the familiar Python programming language and makes it easier to add this functionality to a wide range of applications.
1. pip install paywix
2. pipenv install paywix
Paywix is currently extended with the following plugins. Instructions on how to use them in your own application are detailed below.
| Plugin | README |
|---|---|
| PAYU | https://github.com/renjithsraj/paywix/blob/master/PAYU.md |
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Paywix is a payment gateway wrapper is a application that integrates multiple payment gateways into a single platform. It simplifies the processing payments by providing a unified API that allows merchants/Customer to access multiple payment gateways without having to write separate code for each gateway. This increases the ease of use and versatility for the merchants, and reduces the time and cost of development.
We found that paywix 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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