Refer to this checklist for a seamless transition as you prepare to go live with your integration.
The connector configurations set up in the sandbox need to be replicated on the Hyperswitch production account.

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Signing of Hyperswitch services agreement

  • Ensure that the Hyperswitch services agreement is signed and shared with the Hyperswitch team. In case you need any help, please drop an email to biz@hyperswitch.io.
The Hyperswitch team will share your production Hyperswitch credentials once the above process is completed.

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Connector Configurations

  • Configure all the required connectors using production credentials on the Hyperswitch production dashboard and enable the required payment methods.
  • Ensure that the payment methods are enabled on the connector (payment processor) dashboard.
  • Enable raw card processing for each connector. Some connectors offer this as a dashboard toggle feature. Some processors might need you to share a PCI Attestation of Compliance over email to enable this. Drop an email to biz@hyperswitch.io if you need any support with PCI AOC.

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Secure your api-keys

  • Make sure your secret key (api-key) is not exposed on the front-end (website/mobile app).
  • Ensure that your workflow avoids the duplication or storage of your API keys in multiple locations.

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Set up Webhooks

  • Configure your webhook endpoint on our dashboard to receive notifications for different events.
  • Update Hyperswitch’s webhook endpoints on your connector’s Dashboard. Refer here for detailed instructions.
  • Update the connector secret key in our dashboard for us to authenticate webhooks sent by your connector.

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Secure your Payments

  • Make sure you decrypt and verify the signed payload sent along with the payment status in your return URL.
  • Always verify the payment amount and payment status before fulfilling your customer’s shopping cart/service request.

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Error Handling

  • Make sure your API integration is set up to handle all the possible error scenarios (refer this link).
  • Ensure your Unified Checkout (SDK) integration is set up to handle all the possible error scenarios (refer this link).
  • Ensure that your integration can handle the entire payments lifecycle and test various scenarios using actual payment details.

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Customize and sanity check the payment experience

  • Ensure the pay button is properly highlighted to the customer.
  • Ensure a blended look and feel of the payment experience using the styling APIs of Unified Checkout.