Google Pay™ Documentation
Step 1: Introduction
Before working with the Google Pay™ API, it is essential to review the official documentation. It contains service usage requirements, integration guidelines, and a checklist for verifying the correctness of the connection.
For mobile app developers: Includes information on Google Pay™ API usage rules, Google Pay™ branding, user guides, and an integration checklist.
For website developers: Covers guidelines for applying the Google Pay™ API and its branded elements, user guides, and an integration checklist.
To properly integrate the Google Pay™ API and receive PaymentData
in your website or application, ensure the following:
Use a web page with the HTTPS protocol and a valid TLS certificate.
Configure the following parameters:
The
gatewayMerchantId
is a unique store identifier assigned when connecting to the Alliance Bank payment gateway.3DS verification for
PAN_ONLY
is enabled by default.
Step 2: Integrating Your Website or App with Google Pay™ API and the Alliance Bank Payment Gateway
If the integration is successful, a payment button will appear on your website or app. When clicked, the user will see a pop-up window displaying a list of their Google™ account-linked payment cards.
Example parameters returned by the Google Pay™ API can be found in the Payment Processing Request documentation.
Step 3: Activating Google Pay™ as a Payment Method for Merchants and Users
If your online store is already integrated with Alliance Bank, contact your account manager or send a request to
ecom.support@bankalliance.ua
.If integration with Alliance Bank has not yet been completed, also contact the specified email address
ecom.support@bankalliance.ua
.
Step 4: Processing Data from the "token" Parameter
There are two methods for processing the received token:
Decryption on the merchant's side – The data is decrypted before being sent to Alliance Bank.
Decryption on the Alliance Bank side – The data is transmitted in its original form to Alliance Bank.
For decrypting paymentData
, Google™ recommends using the Tink library.
Refer to the Tink Library Usage Guide for details.
Step 5: Verify Integration Compliance Using the Checklist
Review the integration checklist to ensure all steps for the payment page integration are completed.
Ensure the Android app integration meets all requirements.
Step 6: Request Access to the Live Version from Google™ Specialists
Submit a live access request for your website.
Submit a live access request for your Android app.
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