Create a Test Mode account
Access the dashboard and begin reviewing the available developer environment.
Developer Platform
Connect your application to Transaqo, test payment scenarios, configure providers, and manage supported payment operations through standardized developer tools.
{ "amount": 4200, "currency": "EUR", "reference": "order_test_1042" }
Illustrative request pattern. Final fields and supported operations depend on the implemented API version and connector.
Start in Test Mode
Create a Transaqo account and begin integration work in a non-production environment. Review credentials, configure supported test connectors, send test requests, inspect responses, and validate operational flows before preparing for launch.
Access the dashboard and begin reviewing the available developer environment.
Use non-production credentials for the applicable integration and test environment.
Add the credentials and settings required by the selected provider sandbox.
Review request handling, responses, payment outcomes, errors, and webhook events.
Confirm the implementation scope and request the appropriate production environment.
One API for Multiple Providers
Use a consistent Transaqo integration while connecting to different PSPs, acquirers, payment methods, authentication services, and other supported payment providers. The platform maps supported requests into the format required by each connection and returns payment outcomes through a centralized environment.
Submits the supported payment request and receives operational events.
Provides the standardized integration entry point and response model.
Maps supported requests, statuses, errors, and webhook events.
Processes the eligible operation under the client’s provider account.
Developer Resources
Developer materials can cover the initial setup, supported operations, event handling, connector requirements, and the path from Test Mode to production.
Final documentation URLs and downloadable resources will be linked when the applicable public documentation environment is published.
Create an account, obtain test credentials, configure a supported connector, and submit an initial test payment.
GuideReview available endpoints, parameters, response structures, authentication requirements, and supported payment operations.
ReferenceUnderstand the available implementation options for supported web and mobile payment experiences.
ComponentsReceive payment and operational events and update order, customer, or internal workflow status.
EventsUse available test cards, provider sandboxes, and simulated scenarios to validate the implementation.
TestingDistinguish declines, technical failures, authentication requirements, and configuration issues.
ReferenceReview the credentials and settings required to activate supported payment providers.
SetupExplore selected API requests without first building the complete application integration.
TestingRequest, Response & Event
A standardized request can produce a normalized response and an operational webhook event. The exact schema and supported fields depend on the published API version and selected connector.
The JSON below is illustrative and is not a substitute for the final API reference.
{
"amount": 4200,
"currency": "EUR",
"payment_method": "card",
"reference": "order_test_1042",
"mode": "test"
}
{
"id": "payment_test_1042",
"status": "processing",
"reference": "order_test_1042",
"mode": "test"
}
{
"type": "payment.status_changed",
"data": {
"id": "payment_test_1042",
"status": "completed"
}
}
Build the Payment Experience You Need
Use hosted or embedded payment components where appropriate, or build a custom experience using available APIs and the selected payment-data architecture. The implementation method affects complexity, customer experience, and payment-security scope.
Use a provider-managed or platform-managed payment surface where it fits the selected implementation.
Integrate supported payment components into the client’s web or mobile customer experience.
Build the customer-facing workflow around the available APIs and supported payment-data configuration.
Separate Environments
Test Mode and production processing are separated to reduce the risk of using live credentials or processing real payments during development. Production readiness is reviewed against the intended providers, deployment model, security configuration, payment flows, and operational contacts.
Technical Support
Transaqo can assist with the technical questions that connect provider configuration, payment-flow design, integration work, and production preparation.
Support scope and response arrangements depend on the selected commercial plan and implementation.
Developer Access
Create a Test Mode account and begin exploring the Transaqo API and dashboard.