Autorization

Authorization Using Received Credentials

You must use the endpointid and merchant_control obtained from the manager for authorizing requests.

endpointid is used in the following methods:

/paynet/api/v2/sale/{endpointid}

/paynet/api/v2/sale/status/{endpointid}

merchant_control is used to generate the control parameter in the request body.

Example of Using `merchant_control`

For example, the parameters:

endpointid=1111
client_orderid=902B4FF5
amount=10.42
email=john.smith@gmail.com
merchant_control=B17F59B4-A7DC-41B4-8FF9-37D986B43D20

will be concatenated to the string:
1111902B4FF51042john.smith@gmail.comB17F59B4-A7DC-41B4-8FF9-37D986B43D20

Then, encrypt the received string using SHA-1.

Java SHA-1 Generation Example

JavaScript SHA-1 Generation Example

<script src="http://crypto-js.googlecode.com/svn/tags/3.1.2/build/rollups/sha1.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
    var sha1value = CryptoJS.SHA1("test string to sha1");
</script>

Bash + OpenSSL SHA-1 Generation Example

echo -n "test string to sha1" | openssl dgst -sha1

After that, the signature will look like this:
c6bdd88a78834ef4b863b088827a459f039e8257

Authorization Using Received Credentials#

Example of Using merchant_control#

Java SHA-1 Generation Example#

JavaScript SHA-1 Generation Example#

Bash + OpenSSL SHA-1 Generation Example#

Authorization Using Received Credentials

Example of Using `merchant_control`

Java SHA-1 Generation Example

JavaScript SHA-1 Generation Example

Bash + OpenSSL SHA-1 Generation Example