When a merchant requests to connect their Wix site to a Payment Service Provider (PSP), Wix sends a request to the PSP's Connect Account
endpoint. The PSP must verify the request and respond to Wix with any extra credentials needed for the merchant's account. This article includes general information about implementing the Connect Account
endpoint as well as some sample flows.
Every request sent by Wix to the Connect Account
endpoint includes these fields:
credentials
: An object containing credentials provided by the merchant when they make the connection request. A PSP can configure the credentials
fields that are requested in the app dashboard.wixMerchantId
: The merchant's Wix merchant ID. This is a unique identifier for the merchant.Requests can also include these optional fields:
country
: The country where the merchant is located.currency
: The currency used by the merchant.After receiving a request, the PSP must take the following steps:
Note: The site's country and currency can change after the merchant connects their account. The PSP must validate the currency on each payment request.
The Connect Account
endpoint's response must include the following fields:
accountId
: A unique identifier for the merchant's account. This value must be the same if the merchant connects their account multiple times from the same site.accountName
: The name of the merchant's PSP account. This value is displayed partially in the Wix dashboard.credentials
: The credentials received in the request plus any other credentials the merchant needs to make payment and refund requests. This object is included by Wix in all Create Transaction
and Refund Transaction
requests. This object can only contain string values, so booleans, numbers, or dates must be represented as strings.Wix uses reason codes to indicate the statuses of account connection requests. A PSP's Create Account endpoint should respond with the appropriate reason code for each status. For a list of reason codes, see Reason Codes.
Requests made to the Connect Account
endpoint include a Digest
header whose value is a JSON Web Token. The PSP should use this value to validate all requests to the endpoint. Learn more about JWT validation.
Here are some examples of how to implement the Connect Account
endpoint. The examples are applicable for both live
and sandbox
modes.
Connect Account
with the following request body:
200
and this JSON object:
Wix calls Connect Account
with the following request body:
The PSP responds with an HTTP status code of 200
and a JSON object that adds boolean and numeric values to the credentials
object:
Connect Account
with the following request body:
200
HTTP status code and the following JSON object. The response contains a 2009
reason code, which indicates that the PSP doesn't support the site's currency. The values of the errorCode
and errorMessage
fields can be customized by the PSP. To find reason codes for other cases, see Reason Codes.