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Paymee Developer Documentation

Accept card payments in Tunisia with a hosted checkout, signed webhooks, and a clean REST API.
QuickstartAPI Reference

How the integration works

Section titled “How the integration works”

Paymee uses a hosted checkout model. Your server creates a payment session, you redirect the buyer to the Paymee-hosted payment page, and we notify your server of the outcome with a signed webhook. Your servers never touch card data.

sequenceDiagram
    participant S as Your server
    participant P as Paymee
    participant B as Buyer
    S->>P: POST /sessions/
    P-->>S: { checkout_url }
    S->>B: redirect to checkout_url
    B->>P: buyer pays (3-D Secure)
    P-->>S: webhook session.* (X-Paymee-Signature)
    P->>B: redirect to return_url

Quickstart

Go from zero to a working payment in under 10 minutes with a single API call. Start here.

Hosted checkout

The full create-session → redirect → result lifecycle. Read the guide.

Webhooks

Receive session.succeeded / session.failed events and verify the X-Paymee-Signature. Set up webhooks.

Before you start

Section titled “Before you start”

You need two credentials from your Paymee merchant dashboard — they are different and used in different places:

Credential Looks like Used for
Secret API key sk_live_… / sk_test_… Authenticating your API requests (Authorization header)
Webhook secret whsec_… Verifying the signature on incoming webhooks

Use the sk_test_… key against the sandbox while building, then swap to sk_live_… to go live.

Using these docs with AI

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Building with an AI assistant? Every page has Copy for LLM and Download .md buttons under its title, and the whole site is available as plain Markdown for LLM context:

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