A laravel package to easily integrate interswitch
PHP 7.2+ and Composer are required.
To get the latest version of Laravel Interswitch, simply require it
composer require toyosi/laravel-interswitchOnce installed, the package automatically registers its service provider and facade.
Next, run migration to get the database table that logs all transactions:
php artisan migrateYou can publish the configuration file using this command:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Toyosi\Interswitch\InterswitchServiceProvider"A configuration file 'interswitch.php' with some defaults is placed in your config directory.
With this package, you can easily integrate the three major payment types of interswitch which are webpay, paydirect or collegepay. Webpay is the default type.
The payment flow described below applies to interswitch and many other payment gateways
- User clicks a button to make payment, the user is redirected to the payment provider's site, usually by submitting a form with hidden fields. A hash is generated from these fields.
- On the payment provider's site, card details are entered.
- The user is redirected back with details of the transaction indicating a successful or failed transaction.
INTERSWITCH_SITE_REDIRECT_URL="${APP_URL}/response"This is the only variable in the test environment that is required. 'response' as indicated above could be anything. The specified value indicates the url the user is redirected to after every transaction. Don't forget to add this route in your project. In this case, it will be:
Route::get('response', function(){
return $_GET;
});Note: please ensure APP_URL is correctly defined.
Create your payment route in web.php. Something like:
Route::get('pay', function(){
return view('payment');
});Then create the view. In this case, 'payment.blade.php'. The view can be like so:
<form action="interswitch-pay" method="post">
<input type="hidden" name="customerName" value="Toyosi Oyelayo" />
<input type="hidden" name="customerID" value="1" />
<input type="hidden" name="customerEmail" value="toyosioyelayo@gmail.com" />
<input type="hidden" name="amount" value="12000" /><!-- Amount must be in kobo -->
<button type="submit"
style="padding: 10px 20px; background-color: #ff0000; border: none; color: #fff; cursor: pointer">Pay Now</button>
</form>Note: 'amount' field must be in kobo
Navigate to your newly created route, click the 'Pay Now' button and follow the required steps. Note that the form is submitted to route 'interswitch-pay', this is predefined in the package. All the fields are required. On clicking the 'Pay Now' button, the user is redirected to interswitch's payment page, where card details are entered. The user is then redirected back to your website as indicated by 'INTERSWITCH_SITE_REDIRECT_URL'. This url will return the result of the transaction. Sample response will be like so:
{
"paymentReference": "FBN|WEB|CDEM|10-12-2020|383104",
"responseCode": "00",
"responseDescription": "Approved Successful",
"amount": "12000",
"transactionDate": "2020-12-10T15:59:37.827",
"customerEmail": "toyosioyelayo@gmail.com",
"customerName": "Toyosi Oyelayo"
}A list of test cards can be found here.
The same processes described in the test environment above also applies to the live environment. Do note that Interswitch does certain checks on your website before it can be approved to recieve live payments:
- You must have the interswitch logo on your website
- You must have filled and submitted the User Acceptance Test Form which has to be approved by interswitch. You can download the form here
- After this, you are given your unique Product ID, MAC ID and Pay Item ID. These have to be included in your .env file like so:
INTERSWITCH_PRODUCT_ID=
INTERSWITCH_MAC_KEY=
INTERSWITCH_PAY_ITEM_ID=You also have to change the environment to live like so:
INTERSWITCH_ENV=LIVETo change the integration type, use:
INTERSWITCH_GATEWAY_TYPE=The values could be 'WEBPAY', 'PAYDIRECT' or 'COLLEGEPAY'. 'WEBPAY' is the default.
With split payment, you can divide money recieved on your site into multiple accounts. This is only available on COLLEGEPAY. Split implementation uses XML which I have handled in the package. You can setup split payments in two easy steps:
INTERSWITCH_SPLIT=trueYou need to specify the account numbers to be credited and percentage of the total amount to be credited into each account. To do this, open 'config/interswitch.php' and edit the key 'splitDetails'. Do note that this key already exists, you only need to edit it:
'splitDetails' => [
[
'itemName' => 'item1',
'bankID' => 7,
'accountNumber' => 1234567890,
'percentageAllocation' => 50
],
[
'itemName' => 'item2',
'bankID' => 10,
'accountNumber' => 4564567890,
'percentageAllocation' => 50
]
],In the above example, two bank accounts are indicated and the total amount is split into two equal parts (50% each) as indicated with 'percentageAllocation'. In the test environment, 'accountNumber' can be any 10 digit number. Don't forget to change to valid account numbers in the live environment. The package handles the conversion into XML and other necessary stuffs. Note: You can find the list of bank IDs here.
You can find all transaction logs at the 'interswitch-logs' route. Don't forget to protect this route. You don't want just any user to have access to it.
Sometimes, things might go wrong while a user is making a payment. It could be power failure or flaky internet connectivity. To complete an already started payment process, you can click the 'requery' button in 'interswitch logs'. This updates the transaction as necessary.
Interswitch requires that the user gets a mail after every successful transaction. This has already been added to the package. You only need to add the following to your .env file:
INTERSWITCH_SEND_MAIL=trueEnsure that your mail variables are properly set in .env.
Do feel free to fork this repo and contribute by submitting a pull request. Let's make it better.
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