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Mirroring the MobilPay library with Composer PSR-4 autoloading.

Requirements

PHP >= 8.3
ext-openssl

OpenSSL 3 note. OpenSSL 3.0 removed RC4 from the default provider. The library detects this and seals payloads with aes-256-cbc instead, which requires an initialization vector (IV). The cipher and IV must be relayed to the gateway and back from the IPN — see the wiring below. On OpenSSL < 3 the legacy RC4 cipher is used and no IV is produced (getIv() returns null).

Install

composer require birkof/netopia-mobilpay

Sending a payment request

use Mobilpay\Payment\Request\Card;
use Mobilpay\Payment\Invoice;

$request = new Card();
$request->signature  = 'YOUR-NETOPIA-SIGNATURE';
$request->orderId    = 'ORDER-123';
$request->confirmUrl = 'https://example.com/ipn';     // IPN endpoint (server-to-server)
$request->returnUrl  = 'https://example.com/return';  // browser redirect

$invoice = new Invoice();
$invoice->currency = 'RON';
$invoice->amount   = '49.99';
$invoice->details  = 'Order #123';
$request->invoice  = $invoice;

// Seal the request with NETOPIA's public certificate.
$request->encrypt('/path/to/sandbox.YOUR-SIGNATURE.public.cer');

Posting to the gateway (cipher + IV)

encrypt() exposes the sealed envelope through four getters. All four must be posted so the gateway can open the envelope:

$endpoint = 'http://sandboxsecure.mobilpay.ro'; // live: https://secure.mobilpay.ro

$fields = [
    'env_key' => $request->getEnvKey(),
    'data'    => $request->getEncData(),
    'cipher'  => $request->getCipher(), // e.g. "aes-256-cbc" (or "RC4" on OpenSSL < 3)
    'iv'      => $request->getIv(),     // base64 IV; null when the cipher is a stream cipher
];
?>
<form id="mobilpay" method="post" action="<?= htmlspecialchars($endpoint) ?>">
<?php foreach ($fields as $name => $value): ?>
    <?php if ($value !== null): ?>
        <input type="hidden" name="<?= $name ?>" value="<?= htmlspecialchars($value) ?>">
    <?php endif; ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</form>
<script>document.getElementById('mobilpay').submit();</script>

Skip the iv field when getIv() returns null (legacy RC4), as shown above.

Handling the IPN (confirm URL)

NETOPIA posts the encrypted response back to your confirmUrl. Forward the cipher and iv it sends into factoryFromEncrypted() so block-cipher envelopes decrypt correctly:

use Mobilpay\Payment\Request\RequestAbstract;

$request = RequestAbstract::factoryFromEncrypted(
    $_POST['env_key'],
    $_POST['data'],
    '/path/to/sandbox.YOUR-SIGNATURE.private.key',
    null,                  // private key password, if any
    $_POST['cipher'] ?? null, // forward gateway-provided cipher
    $_POST['iv'] ?? null      // forward gateway-provided IV
);

$notify = $request->objPmNotify;

if ($notify->errorCode == 0) {
    switch ($notify->action) {
        case 'confirmed':         // funds captured
        case 'confirmed_pending':
        case 'paid_pending':
        case 'paid':              // authorized, awaiting capture
        case 'canceled':
        case 'credit':            // refund
            // update your order using $notify->action / $notify->processedAmount
            break;
    }
    $errorType    = RequestAbstract::CONFIRM_ERROR_TYPE_NONE;
    $errorCode    = 0;
    $errorMessage = $notify->action;
} else {
    $errorType    = RequestAbstract::CONFIRM_ERROR_TYPE_TEMPORARY;
    $errorCode    = $notify->errorCode;
    $errorMessage = $notify->errorMessage;
}

// Acknowledge to NETOPIA.
header('Content-Type: application/xml');
echo "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?>";
echo "<crc error_type=\"{$errorType}\" error_code=\"{$errorCode}\">{$errorMessage}</crc>";

Low-level query-string API

Mobilpay\Payment\Request::buildAccessParameters() returns the same values by reference, including the new cipher/IV outputs:

$cipher = null;
$iv     = null;
$request->buildAccessParameters($publicKey, $envKey, $encData, $cipher, $iv);
// $envKey, $encData, $cipher, $iv are now populated (base64 where applicable)

License

MIT

birkof / netopia-mobilpay

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