shahinsoft/irbanks

Iranian banks payment gateways interface

v3.2 2023-07-25 13:03 UTC

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Last update: 2024-04-25 14:37:12 UTC


README

Iranian banks payment gateways Interface

Introduction

This library provides a simple and easy way to accept payments using Iranian banks with PHP.

Installation

simply install IRbanks using composer:

composer require shahinsoft/irbanks

How to use?

Each bank has its own payment process, end-points, and parameters. First of all you need to know about the process of your bank. Then refer to your bank section in this document.

Mellat

Mellat payment has 3 main steps; getting the payment toke, verifying the payment, and settling the payment.

1. Get payment token

try{
    $mellat = new \IRbanks\Mellat($terminalId, $userName, $userPassword);
    $response = $mellat->request($amount);
}catch(\Throwable $e){
    echo "error: ".$e->getMessage();
}

2. Redirect user to payment page

//use $response info like token($response->token) and orderId($response->order_id) to create a HTML form with POST method
//or automatically do it using redirectToMellat() function
    $response->redirectToMellat();

//This function generates a JS script which creates a hidden HTML form with POST method to redirect the end-user to the Mellat payment page.

3. Verify payment

try{
    $mellat = new \IRbanks\Mellat($terminalId, $userName, $userPassword);
    $response = $mellat->verify();
    update_your_payment_with($response->reference_id,$response->order_id,$response->card_number);
    echo "successful payment";
}catch(\Throwable $e){
    //payment was unsuccessful or verification failed
    echo "error: ".$e->getMessage();
}

Parsian

Parsian payment has 3 main steps; getting the payment token, redirecting user to payment page, and verifying the payment. There is a possibility to reverse a transaction as well. (Last test: 25 July 2023)

1. Get payment token

<?php 
use IRbanks\Parsian;

try{
    $parsian = new Parsian($pin);
    $response = $parsian->request($amount, $callbackUrl, $orderId, $additionalData);
}catch (\Throwable $exception){
    echo $exception->getMessage();
}

2. Redirect user to the payment page

//use payment URL ($parsian->paymentUrl()) to redirect user to the payment page with your project standards
//or call redirect function ($parsian->redirect()) for automatic redirect using header location

//manual approach
$payment_url = $parsian->paymentUrl();
return redirect($payment_url);

//automatic approach
$parsian->redirect();

3. Verify payment

<?php
use IRbanks\Parsian;

try{
    $parsian = new Parsian($pin);
    $response = $parsian->verify();
    update_your_payment_with($response->token,$response->order_id,$response->RNN,$response->hash_card_number);
    echo "Successful payment";
}catch (\Throwable $exception){
    //payment was unsuccessful or verification failed
    echo $exception->getMessage();
}

4. Reversing a transaction

In case you do not verify a transaction you can reverse it.

<?php
use IRbanks\Parsian;

try{
    $parsian = new Parsian($pin);
    $parsian->reverse($token);
    echo "Transaction reversed successfully";
}catch (\Throwable $exception){
    echo $exception->getMessage();
}

Asan Pardakht

Asan Pardakht payment has 3 main steps; getting the payment toke, verifying the payment, and settling the payment.

1. Get payment token

try{
    $AP = new \IRbanks\Asanpardakht($merchantId, $username, $password, $aesKey, $aesIV);
    $response = $AP->request($amount, $callback_url, $order_id);
}catch(\Throwable $e){
    echo "error: ".$e->getMessage();
}

2. Redirect user to payment page

//use $response info like token($response->token) and refId($response->refID) to create a HTML form with POST method
//or automatically do it using redirectToAsanpardakht() function.
    $response->redirectToAsanpardakht();

//This function generates a JS script which creates a hidden HTML form with POST method to redirect the end-user to the Asanpardakht payment page.

3. Verify payment

try{
    $AP = new \IRbanks\Asanpardakht($merchantId, $username, $password, $aesKey, $aesIV);
    $optional_REQUEST_parameter = Request::input('ReturningParams'); //This is an optional parameter, if not set, the $_POST will be used
    $response = $AP->verify($optional_REQUEST_parameter);

    // OR
    $response = $AP->verify();

    update_your_payment_with($response->reference_id,$response->order_id,$response->card_number,$response->asanpardakht_transaction_id);
    echo "successful payment";
}catch(\Throwable $e){
    //payment was unsuccessful or verification failed
    echo "error: ".$e->getMessage();
}

Sadad (Bank Melli)

Sadad payment has 3 main steps; getting the payment toke, redirecting user to payment page, and verifying the payment.

1. Get payment token

Note: Your callback url should contain order_id cause Sadad does not return it to call back url.

try{
    $Sadad = new \IRbanks\Sadad($terminalId, $merchant, $transactionKey);
    $response = $Sadad->request($amount, $callback_url, $order_id);
}catch(\Throwable $e){
    echo "error: ".$e->getMessage();
}

2. Redirect user to payment page

//use $response info like token($response->token) and refId($response->refID) to create a HTML form with POST method
//or automatically do it using redirectToAsanpardakht() function.
    $response->redirectToAsanpardakht();

//This function generates a JS script which creates a hidden HTML form with POST method to redirect the end-user to the Asanpardakht payment page.

3. Verify payment

try{
    $AP = new \IRbanks\Asanpardakht($merchantId, $username, $password, $aesKey, $aesIV);
    $optional_REQUEST_parameter = Request::input('ReturningParams'); //This is an optional parameter, if not set, the $_POST will be used
    $response = $AP->verify($optional_REQUEST_parameter);

    // OR
    $response = $AP->verify();
    
    update_your_payment_with($response->reference_id,$response->order_id,$response->card_number,$response->asanpardakht_transaction_id);
    echo "successful payment";
}catch(\Throwable $e){
    //payment was unsuccessful or verification failed
    echo "error: ".$e->getMessage();
}