Introduction

Before you actually get started with

PWZ functionality, you will need

a Zeta

developer account to gain access to various

PWZ RESTful APIs and related methods. These APIs will help you to enable accepting payments from Zeta users instantly over a secured network.

Provisioning a

This involves giving basic details of your business (name, contact details, etc.), bank account details for receiving settlement and specifying you nature of business aka AMC (Authorized Merchant Code) to allow Zeta to determine from which instrument zeta users can pay you.

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What You Get

Developer Account

When you create a Zeta merchant account, a company will be provisioned for you that you specify during the sign up process. A company is a legal entity and serves as a container for your benefit programs including the employees you transfer the benefits to. Under a company you can create a new benefit program such as medical, meal, communication and/or process an employee transfer using the active program.

Once signed up, you should receive the following:

• Merchant ID
• Merchant Signatory ID
• Private key & Public Key (will be used for signing requests)
• Zeta Public Key (will be used to validate asynchronous responses from Zeta)
• API Auth Token (Needs to passed in API request headers)

Next Steps

Zeta will provision a developer account that allows you to access the PWZ APIs. This also enables you to securely communicate with Zeta payment server and invoke API requests.

What You Receive

Once your developer account is provisioned, you will be assigned a unique Merchant ID. You receive the following with your active developer account that you will use to trigger secure API calls to Zeta payment gateway. 

Next Steps

1. Establish secure HTTPS URL endpoints to redirect users back to your website from Zeta payment gateway from your web site and vice versa.
2. Integrate PWZ using the Checkout Flow, Save Source Flow and App2App Flow.