Build the storefront. We're the seller.

paynow.js takes the checkout, the REST API covers everything around it, and signed webhooks tell your code when to deliver. PayNow is the Merchant of Record, so sales tax and chargebacks are our problem, not yours.

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CheckoutComponent.tsxlive demo →

import PayNowJS from "@paynow-gg/paynow.js"

export default function CheckoutComponent() {

function openCheckout() {

PayNowJS.checkout.open({ token: "checkout token" })

}

return (

<button onClick={() => openCheckout()}>Open Checkout</button>

)

}

Three moving parts

Most integrations end up using all three, roughly in this order.

paynow.js

Take payments on your own site: one script tag, one call, no redirect.An embeddable library for taking payments on your own site, with no redirect to a hosted checkout. One script tag or one npm install, then one call to open it.

See the live demo →

REST API

Management routes to run the store, storefront routes to serve your buyers.Management routes run the store: products, orders, customers, subscriptions. Storefront routes serve your buyers. API keys for the first, customer tokens for the second.

Read the API reference →

Webhooks

Signed events for orders, refunds, chargebacks and subscriptions.Events for orders, refunds, chargebacks, subscriptions and every delivery item. Each one is HMAC-signed, and retried with backoff until your endpoint answers.

Webhook reference →