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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 API integrations into your existing project APIs will help you to enable accepting payments from Zeta users instantly over a secured network.
Provisioning a Developer Account
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Zeta merchant onboardingon-boarding/sales team will assist you to provision a new Zeta developer account. |
When you create a Zeta merchant account, Zeta will provision a developer account that allows you to access or integrate 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.
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Merchant ID | A unique ID provisioned to each merchant signed up with Zeta |
Merchant Signatory ID | A unique signatory ID associated with every merchant |
Private and Public Key | Keys for signing the requests |
Zeta Public Key | Validates asynchronous responses from Zeta |
API Auth Token | An authorization token required to pass in API request headers |
Next Steps
- Download and integrate Access RESTful APIs to securely accept web-based payments from Zeta users.
- Ensure to use secure HTTPS URL endpoints to redirect users to Zeta payment gateway from your web site and vice versa.
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