Payment Gateway APIs
Connect supported online payment acceptance services with your platform.
Payments, Built Around Your Platform.
Integrate payment capabilities into your software, application or marketplace with solutions designed around your technical requirements and business goals.
Payments should complement your product, not complicate it. Digiway helps businesses explore suitable payment integrations that fit their existing systems, customer journeys and operational requirements.
Whether you are developing a new digital product or improving an established platform, our integration approach focuses on compatibility, practical implementation and long-term scalability.
Explore a range of integration capabilities for payment acceptance, transaction movement, reporting and connected business workflows.
Connect supported online payment acceptance services with your platform.
Explore supported collection and disbursement workflows for eligible use cases.
Integrate suitable digital payment options into customer journeys.
Explore structured collection references and associated reconciliation workflows.
Receive supported payment events and transaction status updates.
Connect supported transaction data with reporting and reconciliation processes.
Explore connections with compatible business management software.
Evaluate supported payment providers according to your platform requirements.
Integrate payment capabilities into software products and subscription-based workflows.
Explore →Explore payment journeys suited to digital commerce platforms.
Explore →Connect payment workflows with compatible business systems.
Explore →Explore supported payment capabilities for application-based experiences.
Explore →Evaluate payment integrations for structured business operations.
Explore →Explore integration opportunities for software products and digital services.
Explore →Explore the transaction workflows your platform needs, subject to service availability and applicable approvals.
Integrate supported payment acceptance options into your checkout, billing or customer payment journey.
Explore supported disbursement capabilities for eligible vendors, beneficiaries and business payments.
Connect supported transaction references and status information with your internal systems.
Build a practical integration approach around your application's architecture, data flow and required payment services.
Explore available endpoints for supported services.
Understand applicable authentication and credential requirements.
Review supported parameters, responses and error behaviour.
Plan how transaction identifiers are stored and used.
Implement appropriate status checks and transaction validation.
Validate expected behaviour before production activation.
POST /v1/paymentsAuthorization: Bearer <api_key>{ "order_id": "ORD-1042", "amount": 2499, "currency": "INR", "method": "upi"}
201 Created{ "payment_id": "pay_8KfQ21", "order_id": "ORD-1042", "status": "captured", "reference": "TXN-90314"}
POST https://yourapp.com/webhooksX-Signature: sha256=7d1e…{ "event": "payment.captured", "payment_id": "pay_8KfQ21", "order_id": "ORD-1042"}
Payment workflows often involve multiple systems. Supported webhooks can help your application respond to transaction events without relying solely on repeated status checks.
Connect supported transaction data with your finance, operations and reporting workflows to simplify day-to-day payment management.
Compare available transaction references with your internal records.
Bring supported transaction information into operational reports.
Help identify records that require additional review or investigation.
Explore compatible data exchange with finance and business systems.
Where compatible connectors are available, they may help reduce the work required to connect supported payment capabilities with existing software.
Explore ways to make supported payment capabilities feel like a natural part of your digital product.
Integrate supported payment steps into relevant application workflows.
Explore permitted branding, interface and customer communication options.
Discuss supported configurations that fit your product and service requirements.
A successful integration needs more than an API. It requires the right technical approach, clear communication and an understanding of how your business operates.
Explore structured ways to connect supported payment services with your application.
Evaluate API-based, connector-based and other supported integration approaches.
Align business requirements, technical dependencies and implementation responsibilities.
Plan integrations with your evolving product and operational needs in mind.
A well-planned integration considers security, data handling and the requirements of the relevant payment providers from the beginning.
Apply supported authentication methods and appropriate access controls.
Follow applicable data handling and secure credential management practices.
Understand relevant provider, contractual and regulatory obligations.
Validate transaction behaviour and establish appropriate monitoring procedures.
Share your business model, platform details and intended payment use cases.
Review service availability, technical compatibility and applicable provider requirements.
Define the integration scope, responsibilities, dependencies and implementation approach.
Implement the agreed integration using the relevant documentation and supported methods.
Test transaction flows, error handling, security requirements and applicable compliance checks.
Proceed after required approvals and monitor the integration according to the agreed operating model.
Give developers a clear view of the resources they may need throughout implementation.
Review available endpoints, parameters, responses and integration requirements.
Validate supported workflows in an available test environment before production activation.
Coordinate technical questions, dependencies and implementation requirements with the relevant team.
Review applicable documentation and integration changes as services evolve.
Successful integration depends on clear responsibilities and timely communication between technical, business and service-provider teams.
Clarify integration questions and technical dependencies.
Align on the agreed scope, milestones and responsibilities.
Identify and investigate integration issues through the appropriate support process.
Establish suitable procedures for transaction queries and ongoing maintenance.
Review opportunities to refine the integration as business needs change.
Digiway welcomes conversations with eligible technology businesses looking to connect payment capabilities with their products and services.
Explore opportunities to combine software capabilities with supported payment services.
Discuss suitable commercial arrangements based on scope and mutual agreement.
Explore ways to extend the reach of your product through compatible integrations.
Identify future integration opportunities as requirements evolve.
Bring your technology and business goals to the table. Let’s explore how Digiway can help connect your platform with suitable payment capabilities.
Share your business model, platform details and intended payment use cases. Our team will review your requirements and explain the next steps.
Clear answers about APIs, connectors, sandbox, webhooks, reconciliation and security for integration partners.
An Integration Partner connects supported payment capabilities with its own software, application, marketplace or digital platform.
SaaS providers, ERP companies, software developers, e-commerce platforms, marketplaces and eligible technology businesses can discuss integration opportunities with Digiway.
Depending on availability and eligibility, options may include payment gateway, collection, payout, payment link, UPI and virtual account services.
API availability and documentation depend on the selected service. The relevant team can confirm supported endpoints and integration requirements.
Connectors may be available for selected platforms. Compatibility and configuration requirements should be confirmed before implementation.
Timelines depend on technical complexity, testing, provider approvals and the agreed integration scope.
A test environment may be available for supported services, depending on the relevant provider and integration arrangement.
Compatibility can be evaluated based on your software architecture, technical requirements and the selected service.
White-label or embedded payment options may be explored where supported by the service provider and permitted under the applicable agreement.
Where supported, webhooks can notify your application of configured payment events. Implementation must follow the provider's documentation.
Reconciliation capabilities depend on the available transaction data, reporting interfaces and supported integration methods.
Integration feasibility depends on the compatibility of your software and the availability of suitable APIs or connectors.
Multiple providers may be considered where supported and approved. Each integration is subject to compatibility, availability and applicable terms.
Requirements vary by service and provider and may include authentication, access controls, data protection, testing and compliance checks.