The AMWAL Payment Gateway offers merchants a secure and seamless way to accept payments online through a highly customizable and easy-to-integrate checkout solution. This document provides a step-by-step guide on how to integrate the AMWAL Payment Gateway Checkout Page into your website using simple JavaScript code. This integration ensures that customers can complete their transactions with ease, using a wide range of payment methods including credit cards, debit cards, and e-wallets. By following this guide, merchants will be able to integrate the payment gateway efficiently, reducing development time and ensuring a smooth payment experience for their customers.
Purpose of Document
The purpose of this document is to provide merchants with clear and concise instructions on how to integrate the AMWAL Payment Gateway Checkout Page into their websites using JavaScript. It covers all the essential steps required to implement the integration, ensuring compliance with security standards and optimal functionality.
This guide aims to:
- Simplify the integration process by providing easy-to-understand examples of the JavaScript code required for the payment gateway
- Ensure that merchants can implement the checkout process with minimal effort while maintaining a secure and efficient payment environment.
- Help developers troubleshoot common integration issues.
By the end of this guide, merchants will be able to:
- Set up the AMWAL Checkout Page on their websites.
- Accept payments from customers securely.
- Customize the checkout flow to suit their business needs.
Scope
This document is intended for merchants and developers who wish to integrate the AMWAL Payment Gateway Checkout Page into their online store or web application using JavaScript. It covers the following areas:
- The basic structure and requirements of integrating the AMWAL Payment Gateway Checkout Page.
- Detailed steps to implement the checkout functionality using JavaScript
- Code examples for initializing the payment gateway, handling payment responses, and error handling
- Best practices for ensuring a secure integration
