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This page provides a quick overview of how to insert a secured payment form into a pop-in by following only 3 steps.

For a more detailed integration guide, go to Getting started: single payment.

When a Buyer finalizes their purchase on your website, you must validate their transaction on your merchant server, making sure to check the amount, currency, cart contents, etc.

Once these verification has been completed, your merchant server must call the Charge/CreatePayment Web Service in order to initialize the transaction.

In response, your merchant server retrieves a formToken, an encrypted object allowing to initialize the embedded form with the transaction details and the details corresponding to your shop configuration.

{
    "amount":   990,
    "currency": "EUR",
    "orderId":  "myOrderId-999999",
    "customer": {
        "email": "sample@example.com"
    }
}

{
    "amount":   ,
    "currency": "",
    "orderId":  "myOrderId-999999",
    "more": "parameters",
    "customer": {
        "email": "sample@example.com"
    }
}

{
    "amount":   ,
    "currency": "",
    "orderId":  "myOrderId-999999",
    "more": "parameters",
    "customer": {
        "email": "sample@example.com"
    }
}

{
    "amount":   ,
    "currency": "",
    "orderId":  "myOrderId-999999",
    "more": "parameters",
    "customer": {
        "email": "sample@example.com"
    }
}

/**
 * I initialize the PHP SDK
 */
require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/keys.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/helpers.php';

/** 
 * Initialize the SDK 
 * see keys.php
 */
$client = new Lyra\Client();

/**
 * I create a formToken
 */
$store = array("amount" => 250, 
"currency" => "EUR", 
"orderId" => uniqid("MyOrderId"),
"customer" => array(
  "email" => "sample@example.com"
));
$response = $client->post("V4/Charge/CreatePayment", $store);

/* I check if there are some errors */
if ($response['status'] != 'SUCCESS') {
    /* an error occurs, I throw an exception */
    display_error($response);
    $error = $response['answer'];
    throw new Exception("error " . $error['errorCode'] . ": " . $error['errorMessage'] );
}

/* everything is fine, I extract the formToken */
$formToken = $response["answer"]["formToken"];

?>

/**
 * I initialize the PHP SDK
 */
require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/keys.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/helpers.php';

/** 
 * Initialize the SDK 
 * see keys.php
 */
$client = new Lyra\Client();

/**
 * I create a formToken
 */
$store = array("amount" => 250, 
"currency" => "EUR", 
"orderId" => uniqid("MyOrderId"),
"customer" => array(
  "email" => "sample@example.com"
));
$response = $client->post("V4/Charge/CreatePayment", $store);

/* I check if there are some errors */
if ($response['status'] != 'SUCCESS') {
    /* an error occurs, I throw an exception */
    display_error($response);
    $error = $response['answer'];
    throw new Exception("error " . $error['errorCode'] . ": " . $error['errorMessage'] );
}

/* everything is fine, I extract the formToken */
$formToken = $response["answer"]["formToken"];

?>

You can find more information on the authentication of calls to the REST web service here: Authentication phase.

The response will be:

{
    "status": "SUCCESS",
    "_type": "V4/WebService/Response",
    "webService": "Charge/CreatePayment",
    "applicationProvider": "NPS",
    "version": "V4",
    "applicationVersion": "4.1.0",
    "answer": {
        "formToken": "DEMO-TOKEN-TO-BE-REPLACED",
        "_type": "V4/Charge/PaymentForm"
    }
}

Once you have the formToken, you can display the payment form.

For this, you must:

Include the JavaScript library of the payment form (kr-payment-form.min.js) in your payment page, passing your access key as an argument (go here to learn how to retrieve it), as well as the associated CSS files.
Include an element of typeDIVwith the following arguments:
- kr-embedded class,
- kr-form-token attribute with the posted formToken that was retrieved in the previous step.

The payment form will be displayed in this DIV.

  <!-- payment form -->
  <div class="kr-embedded"
   kr-popin
   kr-form-token="<?php echo $formToken;?>">

    <!-- payment form fields -->
    <div class="kr-pan"></div>
    <div class="kr-expiry"></div>
    <div class="kr-security-code"></div>  

    <!-- payment form submit button -->
    <button class="kr-payment-button"></button>

    <!-- error zone -->
    <div class="kr-form-error"></div>

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <meta name="viewport" 
   content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no" />
  <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
  <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />  

  <!-- Javascript library. Should be loaded in head section -->
  <script 
   src="https://api.systempay.fr/static/js/krypton-client/V4.0/stable/kr-payment-form.min.js" 
   kr-public-key="73239078:testpublickey_Zr3fXIKKx0mLY9YNBQEan42ano2QsdrLuyb2W54QWmUJQ" 
   kr-post-url-success="paid.html">
  </script>

  <!-- theme and plugins. should be loaded after the javascript library -->
  <!-- not mandatory but helps to have a nice payment form out of the box -->
  <link rel="stylesheet" 
  href="https://api.systempay.fr/static/js/krypton-client/V4.0/ext/classic-reset.css">
 <script 
  src="https://api.systempay.fr/static/js/krypton-client/V4.0/ext/classic.js">
 </script> 
</head>
<body>
  <!-- payment form -->
  <div class="kr-embedded" 
   kr-popin
   kr-form-token="DEMO-TOKEN-TO-BE-REPLACED">

    <!-- payment form fields -->
    <div class="kr-pan"></div>
    <div class="kr-expiry"></div>
    <div class="kr-security-code"></div>

    <!-- payment form submit button -->
    <button class="kr-payment-button"></button>

    <!-- error zone -->
    <div class="kr-form-error"></div>
  </div>
</body>
</html>

The JavaScript client uses special DIV elements to insert form fields. These containers are identified by the following classes:

Class	Description
kr-pan	Card number
kr-expiry	Expiry date
kr-security-code	Security code (CVV)
kr-form-error	Error display area

Example of a payment form:

When the Buyer validates the form, the transaction is submitted via the form directly to our payment gateway for validation.

If the transaction is validated, the buyer is redirected to the page mentioned in the kr-post-url-success attribute of the <script> tag
If the transaction is rejected, a error appears and the Buyer stays on the payment page.

During the payment process, the 2 following actions occur sequentially:

An Instant Payment Notification (IPN) is sent with all the information about the transaction, whether it is accepted or refused. The notification URL of your server must be configured in the shop in your Back Office.

Instant Payment Notification (IPN)
The browser also receives the same transaction details and the end of the payment process.

Browser return

You must process only one of these 2 messages (they are identical). They allow you to validate your cart and to pursue your purchase process.

Example of sent information:

kr-hash=c3c0323c748fdb7c2d24bd39ada99663526236828efa795193bebfdea022fe58
kr-hash-algorithm=sha256_hmac
kr-hash-key=sha256_hmac
kr-answer={"orderStatus":"PAID", (...)

The first step consists in validating the integrity of the message by verifying that the signature (kr-hash) corresponds to the entire message.

Once the integrity of the message has been validated, you can process the transaction (whose status is stored in the kr-answer property).

EMBEDDED FORM

REST WEB SERVICES

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1. Create a formToken

2. Display a form

3. Verify the transaction status

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EMBEDDED FORM

REST WEB SERVICES

Pop-in: Rapid testing

1. Create a formToken

2. Display a form

3. Verify the transaction status