Use this checklist when taking your integration live.
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Provide your app-server ip to be whitelisted
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Update your application environment settings for production
- Generate you own api user key
https://docs.jupico.com/reference/authentication - URLS
- app-server backend
https://platform.jupico.com - frontend https://payments-hosted-pages.jupico.com/wc/tokenization-form.umd.js
- app-server backend
- Generate you own api user key
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Set web hooks URLS
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Enable wallets
Verify your domain with Apple To implement Apple Pay on your website, you must first verify your domain with Apple. This is an essential security measure to ensure that only authorised domains can accept Apple Pay transactions.
Please follow these steps:
- Creating the .well-known folder Before requesting the .txt file, make sure that your server has a folder named .well-known at its root level. This folder is used to store files related to domain verification and other security measures. If it doesn't already exist, create it at the root level of your domain.
- Requesting the .txt file To request the .txt file, contact Jupico support team, including your fully qualified top-level domain or sub-domain where you will accept Apple Pay (e.g., classbooker.com or pay.classbooker.com).
- Placing the .txt file on Your Server Once you receive the apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association.txt file from us, place it in the .well-known folder on your server. This file should be publicly accessible, and you should be able to access it at the following URL: https://yourdomain.com/.well-known/apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association.txt
- Informing us of the Completed Verification Process After placing the file in the appropriate folder, let us know by replying to the email. We will verify the presence of the file and confirm your domain's authorisation to use Apple Pay. Once the verification is complete, you can proceed with implementing the Apple Pay button on your website.