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Hosted checkout
A focused payment page
Create the order in your application and send customers to checkout. Bring the confirmed payment back to the same order.
Explore online checkoutPayPort for developers
Build payments
into your product.
Connect your checkout, receive payment results, and keep orders up to date. Choose the integration that fits your application and the way your customers buy.
PHP
Java
Python
JavaScript
order.jsonOrder context
{
"reference": "PP-1048",
"amount": 8400,
"currency": "JPY"
}From your application to a paid order
- Order created
- Checkout opened
- Payment confirmed
Integration options
Choose how you connect.
A payment page, a platform connection, or an application integration. Start with what your business needs today.
The integration flow
Create. Confirm. Reconcile.
Keep order details in your backend. Use verified payment results to drive fulfillment and refunds.
01
Create payment context from the order.
Use the amount and currency from your backend. Keep one stable order reference across payment attempts, customer support, and reconciliation.
- Server-controlled total
- Stable order reference
- Explicit transaction currency
// Your server owns the payable amount.
const order = await orders.find(orderId);
const paymentContext = {
reference: order.reference,
amount: order.total,
currency: order.currency,
};
// Keep the same reference through checkout.
await orders.attachPaymentContext(
order.id, paymentContext
);Illustrative application logic. Review the API contract with our team.
02
Update the order after verification.
Verify the payment result through the agreed integration mechanism. Make repeated notifications safe and update fulfillment only after confirmed payment.
- Verified payment result
- Duplicate-safe updates
- Fulfillment after confirmation
// Browser navigation is not payment proof.
const result = await verifyPaymentResult(
incomingNotification
);
await orders.transaction(async (tx) => {
if (await tx.hasProcessed(result.id)) return;
await tx.recordPaymentResult(result);
if (result.confirmedPaid) {
await tx.markPaid(result.orderReference);
}
});Illustrative application logic. Review the API contract with our team.
03
Track refunds against the original payment.
Agree where refunds start and how their results reach your application. Connect customer service and finance to the original transaction.
- Original payment reference
- Agreed refund ownership
- Reconciled order records
// A refund remains linked to its payment.
const refundContext = {
orderReference: order.reference,
paymentReference: payment.reference,
amount: requestedRefund,
};
await refunds.recordRequest(refundContext);
// Update records after the result is verified.
await refunds.recordResult(verifiedResult);
await orders.syncRefundStatus(order.id);Illustrative application logic. Review the API contract with our team.
Room to grow
Start with your store. Build toward your next market.
A new market should not mean rebuilding your checkout. Shape an online payment setup around your customers, your ecommerce platform, and the way your business grows.
- Online
- Checkout for your storefront
- Links
- Checkout you can share
- Local
- Options that feel familiar
- API
- Flexibility for your product
Built around real orders
Keep your orders
in sync.
Payments can take time. Customers can leave. Events can arrive more than once. Give every order a clear next step.
Plan your integration reviewRepeated notifications
Process a payment event once, even when the same notification arrives again.
Pending payments
Keep the order waiting until a verified result confirms the payment.
Customer return
Show the order and its current status when the customer comes back to your store.
Refund records
Link every refund to its original payment and keep the order record up to date.
Before you integrate
A clear starting point.
Answers to help your team choose an approach and plan the first steps.
Which integration should I start with?
Use hosted checkout for a dedicated payment page, a platform connection for your existing store, or an API approach when your application needs more control. Tell us how you take orders and we can help you choose.
When should my application mark an order as paid?
After the payment result has been verified through your integration. A customer returning to your site is useful for navigation, but it is not proof of payment.
What should I prepare before integrating?
Share your platform or application stack, business location, target markets, payment methods, and order workflow. We can then review the integration scope and testing steps with your team.
Your next chapter starts at checkout.
A new online store, a custom app, or a new market. Find the PayPort setup that fits where you want to go next.