Blueprints

Guided integrations, each one a sequence of real API calls with the samples to run them. Follow a blueprint end to end and you have a working integration rather than a collection of endpoints you've read about.

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Accept an ACH payment Debit a bank account over the API, understand what an ACH approval promises and what it doesn't, and be ready for the return that can arrive days later. 4 steps, 2 API callsACHPaymentsTransactions
Accept your first payment Take a card sale over the API against the sandbox, read the result back, then prove your decline handling with an amount the sandbox always refuses. 4 steps, 3 API callsPaymentsTransactions
Authorize now, capture later Hold the funds when the customer orders, capture them for what you actually shipped, and read back the record that settles. 4 steps, 3 API callsPaymentsTransactions
Bill a customer on a schedule Charge a new subscriber, keep their card, and put them on a monthly contract the platform bills for you, instead of running the schedule from your own service. 8 steps, 6 API callsPaymentsCustomersContractsRecurring Billing
Invoice a customer and get paid Create a customer, write them an invoice, issue it, and record the payment when it arrives, so you know what the platform does at each stage of an invoice's life. 9 steps, 6 API callsInvoicingCustomersPayments
Receive and verify webhooks Stand up a receiver, register it as a signed destination, subscribe to transaction events, then trigger a sandbox sale and prove the delivery that arrives came from this platform. 7 steps, 5 API callsWebhooksNotificationsTransactions
Refund or void a payment Undo a payment both ways: cancel one before the batch closes, then credit part of another back after it has settled, and read which of the two a transaction will actually accept. 8 steps, 7 API callsPaymentsTransactions
Retry a payment without a double charge Send a payment under a key you chose, ask the platform what became of it, and retry a request you never got an answer to without charging the cardholder twice. 7 steps, 4 API callsPaymentsTransactions
Save a card and charge it later Take one card sale, keep a reusable handle to the card it was paid with, charge that handle for a second order without the card number, and retire it when the customer is done with you. 6 steps, 5 API callsPaymentsTokenizationTransactions
Take a payment with a hosted payment page Configure a hosted page, open a session for one payment, send the customer to it, then reconcile the result from the webhook rather than from the redirect. 7 steps, 5 API callsHosted Payment PagesPaymentsWebhooks

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