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API Documentation

Comprehensive API documentation can be found at this link. It is used for custom implementation of e-shop connection to API. It contains sample CURL, PHP, JAVA and Python requests.

FAQ API documentation

Payment Gateway Display

The standard payment gateway on an e-shop can be displayed in four different ways.

You can find more information about payment gateway display in this article.

Display of Payment Methods

You can offer your customers a wide range of payment methods and ways to display them in your e-shop. They differ from each other only in a few aspects, but all aim at the successful completion of the payment by the customer.

You can find more information about displaying payment methods in this article.

Comgate Checkout SDK

The Comgate Checkout SDK is used to integrate the payment gateway directly into the e-shop cart and enables payments without redirecting the payer to the payment gateway. Currently, card payments, Apple Pay and Google Pay are supported.  

The Checkout SDK is the most advanced way to integrate the payment gateway. It is an extension of the standard implementation using the API protocol.

You can find more information about the Comgate Checkout SDK in the API documentation.

Payment Gateway in a Mobile Application

Do you operate a mobile application and want to integrate our payment gateway?

For mobile applications, we recommend using our native SDK for Android and iOS, which includes a card form, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. This allows the payment to take place directly within the application environment, providing a better user experience.

Alongside this, it is still possible to use original integration methods, such as via WebView or by opening the payment in the device's native browser with a subsequent redirect of the payer back to the application. For Android, this involves an Intent, and for iPhone, URL Schemes or Universal Links.

More information about the integration can be found in the API documentation.