• Payment Methods: Support cards, QRPh, and Maya Wallet depending on your configuration.
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Maya Checkout API Guide

Maya Checkout API Guide

Sandbox vs Production: Test end-to-end in sandbox, then switch endpoints and keys for live transactions.

Hosted Checkout

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Use the sandbox environment to validate requests, responses, and error handling end-to-end before enabling production traffic.

If you use SDKs, align versions with your runtime and pin dependencies to keep builds reproducible.

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Sandbox vs Production: Test end-to-end in sandbox, then switch endpoints and keys for live transactions.

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Maya Checkout API Guide

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  • Use the sandbox environment to validate requests, responses, and error handling end-to-end before enabling production traffic.
  • Keep API keys server-side, use environment variables, and restrict access to deployment pipelines and trusted operators.
  • For reliability, implement idempotency where supported, log request IDs, and monitor webhook/event delivery failures.
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Maya Checkout API Guide

  • If you use SDKs, align versions with your runtime and pin dependencies to keep builds reproducible.
  • When switching to production, confirm domains/endpoints, credentials, callback URLs, and monitoring rules before going live.
  • PayMaya API is now referred to as the Maya API. This page summarizes practical integration guidance based on the current product structure and typical developer workflows.
  • Hosted Checkout: Redirect customers to a secure Maya-hosted checkout flow for faster integration.
  • Payment Methods: Support cards, QRPh, and Maya Wallet depending on your configuration.

Hosted Checkout

Payment Methods

  • Sandbox vs Production: Test end-to-end in sandbox, then switch endpoints and keys for live transactions.
  • Use the sandbox environment to validate requests, responses, and error handling end-to-end before enabling production traffic.
  • Keep API keys server-side, use environment variables, and restrict access to deployment pipelines and trusted operators.

Sandbox vs Production

  • For reliability, implement idempotency where supported, log request IDs, and monitor webhook/event delivery failures.

Integration Notes

  • If you use SDKs, align versions with your runtime and pin dependencies to keep builds reproducible.

Implementation Checklist

  • When switching to production, confirm domains/endpoints, credentials, callback URLs, and monitoring rules before going live.
  • PayMaya API is now referred to as the Maya API. This page summarizes practical integration guidance based on the current product structure and typical developer workflows.
  • Hosted Checkout: Redirect customers to a secure Maya-hosted checkout flow for faster integration.

Related Guides

  • Payment Methods: Support cards, QRPh, and Maya Wallet depending on your configuration.

Maya Checkout API Guide

  • Sandbox vs Production: Test end-to-end in sandbox, then switch endpoints and keys for live transactions.

Maya Checkout API Guide

  • Use the sandbox environment to validate requests, responses, and error handling end-to-end before enabling production traffic.

Hosted Checkout

  • Keep API keys server-side, use environment variables, and restrict access to deployment pipelines and trusted operators.