Local Bank Cards
Local bank cards managed by Numo network
Pay
Pay the transaction.
Confirm (Pay)
POST
https://api.plutus.ly/api/v1/transaction/localbankcards/confirm
Pay the transaction
Headers
Name | Type | Description |
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Authorization* | String | Bearer: [Access token] |
X-API-KEY* | String | API Key |
Request Body
Name | Type | Description |
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amount* | String | Transaction amount in Libyan dinars. Formatting is allowed with a maximum of two decimal places: XXX, XX.X, XX.XX |
invoice_no* | String | Invoice number associated with transaction, must be unique and not previously used. |
return_url* | String | Redirect URL after completing the payments |
customer_ip | String | [Optional] Customer IP address |
lang | String | [Optional] Accepts ar or en, by default ar |
Callback handler
The callback will be received from Plutu when the transaction is completed or canceled. This gives a Merchant better control of how the transaction is processed on the Merchant's side. This is useful e.g. when you want to mark an order as paid, update your shop's inventory, or add appropriate records to Merchant’s internal accounting system.
Callback response parameters:
The callback is called with HTTP GET and with the same query string parameters as in the redirect
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
gateway | Gateway name: localbankcards |
approved | It will only be returned if the transaction is approved and completed, and must be checked to be 1 (true) |
canceled | It will only be returned if the transaction is canceled by the customer |
invoice_no | Invoice number sent in the pay request |
amount | amount sent in the request |
transaction_id | Plutu transaction id |
hashed | Hash message authorization code (HMAC) is used to verify both the data integrity and the authorization of a message. |
SHA-256 HMAC is calculated as follows:
The SHA-256 HMAC calculation includes all response query string parameters and key-value pairs except the “hashed” parameter.
Create an SHA-256 HMAC of the resultant string using the secret key created in the Plutu account, convert it to uppercase, and compare it with the “hashed” parameter received in the callback.
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