Create a checkout session

post

http://api-pre-prod.setel.com/v1/checkout/sessions

This API endpoint creates a checkout session for users to make payment for their purchases.

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Body Params

referenceId

string

A unique string to reference the checkout session. This can be an order ID, a cart ID, or something similar generated by the merchant’s side.

paymentMethod

object

The payment method used by the user.

subMerchant

object

⚠️ Required for third-party acquirers. Stores partner's merchant information (lowest level merchant). This will be used to display on our checkout page and e-receipt.

capture

boolean

Defaults to true

An identifier to see if the transaction is a captured transaction. For more information on this capture transaction please refer to the Holding and capturing payments page.

amount

string

required

The total price amount of all items after discounts and taxes are applied.

currency

string

required

Defaults to MYR

The three-letter ISO currency code of the payment. Currently, it only supports MYR.

referenceMeta

object

A class to store additional information about the transaction (e.g: order details, etc.).

customer

object

A class that contains all of the merchant customer’s details.

locale

string

Stores the name of the location or region. Accepted values are: 'en' (English), 'ms_my' (Bahasa Melayu), 'ta' (Tamil), zh_hans (Chinese Simplified), zh_hant (Chinese Traditional).

redirect

object

required

A class that stores URLs to redirect the customer when a session is completed.

webhook

object

The webhook URL to store session information.

description

string

Additional information provided by partners about the transaction.

referenceType

string

enum

Defaults to external-service

An identifier to determine the type of transaction or service related to this session.

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Response

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