- REST APIs
- Welcome
- Card Payments
- 3D Secure 2
- Vault
- Getting Started
- Using the API
- Typical API Calls
- Verify That the Service Is Accessible
- Create a Profile for a Customer
- Add an Address to a Profile
- Add a Card to a Profile
- Add a Bank Account to a Profile
- Create an Apple Pay Single-Use Token
- Create a Google Pay Single-Use Token
- Create a Mobile Single-Use Token
- Create a Direct Debit Single-Use Token
- Process a Transaction Using a Payment Token
- API Reference
- Test and Go Live
- Direct Debit
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Business Portal
- Partner Portal
- Alternate Payments
- Reports API
- ISV Reports
- Platforms
- Overview
- Accounts API V1
- Getting Started
- Using the API
- Typical API Calls
- Verify That the Service Is Accessible
- Create a New Merchant
- Create a New Merchant Account
- Create a New User
- Add an Address
- Create a Business Owner
- Add a Business Owner Address
- Add a Business Owner Identity Document
- Add a Merchant Bank Account
- Accept Our Terms and Conditions
- Activate the New Merchant Account
- Validate the Bank Account
- Enable Webhooks to Receive Application Statuses
- Test and Go Live
- Subaccounts
- Applications API
- Split Payouts
- Balance Transfers
- Paysafe Payments API
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- Payments API
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Initial Configuration for Apple Pay
Please Note: As an ISV / Paysafe Partner, you will need to complete all of the below "merchant" steps on behalf of the Parent Merchant Legal Entity (PMLE) that your merchants will be operating under.
To configure Apple Pay, the Paysafe back-office account needs a Payment Processing Certificate to encrypt sensitive transaction data that it exchanges with Apple. You can manage and generate your Apple merchant IDs and Apple Pay certificates through your Apple Developer account.
Follow the steps below to be able to process Apple Pay transactions; this procedure assumes that you already have a Paysafe merchant account and an Apple Developer account.
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Go to the Paysafe merchant back office and in the Apple Pay settings, click Add Payment Processing Certificate.
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Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) by clicking Generate CSR.
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Go to the Apple Developer Portal and, using the CSR file created in the first step (in the Downloads folder), for your Apple Merchant ID create an Apple Pay Payment certificate and then Download it.
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In the merchant back office, click Next.
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In the merchant back office, choose and then upload the newly created Apple Pay Payment Certificate.
You will receive confirmation that the Apple Pay Certificate was uploaded successfully in the back office, and your certificates will be displayed; for example:
Get Your API Keys
- When you registered for a Test merchant account on the Paysafe Developer Center (by clicking START HERE), you received an API key for server-to-server API calls.
- When you completed the process above – of receiving and uploading an Apple Pay Payment certificate – you received a single-use token API key for processing Apple Pay transactions. Single-use tokens are valid for only 15 minutes and are not consumed by verification.
You can get both of these API keys in our Merchant Back Office, under Settings > API Key.
