Integration Guide
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Configuring Webhook Integration
Once you have a sandbox account, navigate to the Settings page on the dashboard. Here, you can configure a webhook URL to receive notifications regarding order status changes.
You can also test your webhook integration using the Simulate the webhook request feature. Provide a URL and click the Send Request button to have the dashboard send a test notification to the specified URL.
To create an order in the sandbox environment, you must use one of the following phone numbers:
Nigeria
MTN
2347000000007
ZoA8dA9CXF
Kenya
Safaricom
254740719977
ZoA8dA9CXF
Make sure to use the Login with Password flow:
Warning
During sandbox testing, do not use real money. Simply confirm the order, and it will be marked as paid.
If the correct source parameter is present in the URL, the order will be displayed in the Orders tab of the dashboard:
Webhook requests will also be visible in the Webhooks tab of the dashboard:
For those who wish to access pay widget-related data from their back-end, our merchant API is available. You can find the API documentation here.
After registering, you'll need to contact our support team and complete a KYB process. Thereafter, you'll be able to receive webhooks and preconfigure user wallet addresses.
To begin integrating with our system, the first step is to register a merchant account in the sandbox environment. Follow this link to initiate the registration process: .
Learn more about the webhook structure and signature .
If you want to preview webhook notifications without setting up a server, you can use the .
To create sandbox orders, utilize the sandbox pay widget, which can be accessed at . To associate an order with your merchant account, you must include the source parameter in the pay widget URL. You can find the source parameter value in the Additional Details section of the Settings page on the dashboard.
Additionally, you must provide a unique signature parameter, which is a JWT token (HS256 encryption algorithm) generated using "URL signature secret" value as a secret. You must add some unique value to the token payload to make each token unique because we don't allow to create more than 1 order using the same signature. During testing, you can generate a JWT signature using this website, . You can also provide in the JWT token payload. With the provided source parameter, the pay widget URL will look like this: .
To create a live merchant account, proceed to register it here: . The live pay widget can be accessed at .
