An HTTPS callback will be sent to your server to notify the completion of the transaction.

The callback will be made to the endpoint URL specified in the notifyUrl parameter of the createPaymentProcess API request.

{
    "err": "",
    "status": "1",
    "data": {
        "cardSuffix": "3253",
        "cardType": "Local",
        "cardTypeCode": 1,
        "cardBrand": "Visa",
        "cardBrandCode": 3,
        "cardExp": "0524",
        "firstPaymentSum": 0,
        "periodicalPaymentSum": 0,
        "status": "עסקה מושהית",
        "statusCode": 11,
        "transactionTypeId": 1,
        "paymentType": 2,
        "sum": 1,
        "paymentsNum": 1,
        "allPaymentsNum": 1,
        "paymentDate": "09/1/24",
        "description": "description",
        "fullName": "TEST TEST",
        "payerPhone": "0500000000",
        "payerEmail": "[email protected]",
        "customFields": [],
        "transactionId": 301770,
        "transactionToken": "62aec6d32197fbb654152eee5c41728f",
        "processId": 477278,
        "processToken": "b350a1924f8cbd7ae2d31fc9ae3304b0"
    }

Testing the Server-to-Server Callback

You can test the server-to-server callback using the updateMyUrl endpoint.

This GET request simulates the callback notification by sending an HTTP request to the URL you specify.

Replace MySiteURL with your server's endpoint to test how it handles incoming callback data.

This tool allows you to debug the integration and verify your server’s handling of incoming notifications, including any logging as needed.

https://sandbox.meshulam.co.il/api/light/server/1.0/updateMyUrl/?url=MySiteURL