2Checkout API Integration

2Checkout Payment API Integration at your own footstep Brighton and Hove city

We offers 2Checkout payment, API popular way to integrate PaymentwallIt provides a payment page for a hosted checkout payment experience which can be connected to your application.

How it works The Square Checkout API works as follows: When a buyer wants to make a purchase, your application uses the Checkout API to create a Square-hosted checkout page. You can create a payment link in the following two ways: Quick pay checkout - In this case, an application requests a checkout page by simply providing an ad hoc item name (not from the Square catalog) and its price. This is useful when a seller wants to use Square to only process payments and uses a custom solution (external to Square) to handle itemization, taxes, and other order management functions. Square order checkout - In this case, an application provides an order (see Order) in the request body. This is useful if you want to leverage Square for order management such as itemization, taxes, and fulfillments. After receiving the request, the Checkout API does the following: Creates an order - If the request includes an Order object, it creates the specified order. Note that, applications can follow Orders API and Payments API webhooks to track their orders and payments. A PaymentLink object - It provides, among other things, order_id and URL to the checkout page that Square renders when requested. This prebuilt checkout page (also called a payment processing page) is hosted by Square. The URL is formatted as https://square.link/u/{short_url_id}. The API then returns a response that includes the order ID and the URL to the checkout page. Your application can then give the checkout page URL to the buyer. After the buyer opens the checkout page and pays for the purchase, Square redirects the buyer to a confirmation page. Note that, the application can optionally provide a redirect URL in the request. If not provided, Square redirects the buyer to a Square-provided confirmation page.
With Mascot Software - Brighton and Hove, East Sussex, England.

1. E-commerce Integration: Incorporate 2Checkout Payment API into online stores for secure credit card and PayPal payments.

2. Subscription Services: Utilize Recurring Billing API for automated subscription payments and management.

3. Custom Checkout Flows: Implement Checkout API to create personalized payment forms on your website.

4. Account Updater: Keep card information up to date with the Account Updater API for smooth subscription payments.

5. Real-Time Notifications: Use Webhooks for instant updates on payment events and subscription changes.

6. Hosted Payment Pages: Simplify PCI compliance with Hosted Payment Pages by redirecting customers to secure forms.