Integration via provider
This page presents the procedures to connect and provide Google Pay as a payment option for your customers using the integration via a provider. Yuno uses Google integration for each provider without accessing card data in this integration. Each integration can only be used with the selected provider with this option.
Requirements
Before starting the Google Pay integration process, you need to ensure it's in your country. Use the Google Pay support page to check if it supports the countries where you operate.
Afterward, you must check the available processors using the participating processors on Google's page.
All merchants must adhere to the Google Pay APIs Acceptable Use Policy and accept the terms defined in the Google Pay API Terms of Service.
Providers
To incorporate Google Pay into your system using Yuno, select one provider supporting this payment method first. On Yuno, you have the following option:
You must have credentials to connect to the selected provider using Yuno dashboard before integrating Google Pay.
Integration
You need to cover some steps to integrate Google Pay into your system using Yuno.
- First, you will review Google’s approval process for Android devices or Google Pay on the Web.
- Get the developer credentials from the provider you choose to start using with Yuno.
Adyen connection
For Adyen, merchants need to create a testing account and get a Merchant Account and a x-api-key.
- Within the Yuno dashboard, select the Connections tab. Find the provider you choose and click Connect. Fulfill the side panel fields with your credentials. Below, you will find examples of connecting panels for Adyen and Cielo.
- Create a route in Yuno's dashboard using the gateway you have connected. Access the Configure dynamic routing guide page for further information on creating routes.
Enable and test Google Pay with Yuno
After performing the integration on Yuno, you can enable Google Pay with Yuno and perform integration tests using the following steps:
- First, integrate Yuno's SDK into your app to ensure a smooth connection between your application and Yuno's platform.
- Create a Google Wallet Test Account:
- Visit the Google Wallet Test Account Sign-In page.
- If you don't have a Google account, you'll need to create one to proceed.
- Once signed in, you'll be redirected to the Google Wallet business console.
- Access the Google Wallet API Section:
- In the Google Wallet business console, navigate to the section related to API management or integration. It is found in the developer or integration settings.
- Select Create a Pass to Enable Demo Mode:
- Within the Google Wallet API section, locate the option labeled Create a Pass.
- Click on this option to enable Demo mode. This mode allows you to simulate and test pass creation and interactions without making real transactions.
- Download the Google Wallet App from the Play Store.
- Navigate through the payment flow to test the integration.
Following these steps, you can ensure that Google Pay is integrated into your app and works as expected before making it available for your customers.
Updated 2 days ago