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Connectors

The payment connectors used by PayU are being made available on the Rapyd platform. This section provides detailed information on each connector for a smooth migration process.

Each connector has its own page. Select a connector from the list below to view its details.

Note

More connectors are coming soon!

Additional connectors will be added to this section so check this section regularly for new connector pages.

Connector

Country and currency

Payment method type

How the customer pays

Mobicred

South Africa (ZA), ZAR

za_mobicred_ewallet

Credit account. The customer logs in with their Mobicred credentials and confirms the payment with an SMS one-time password (OTP).

Monnify

Nigeria (NG), NGN

ng_mfy_bank

Instant account transfer. The customer receives a one-time virtual bank account and pays into it from their own banking app, internet banking or USSD.

Mono

Nigeria (NG), NGN

ng_mpgs_bank

Bank redirect. The customer is redirected to the Mono DirectPay hosted page, selects their bank and authorizes the payment.

MPGS Card - ZA

South Africa (ZA), ZAR

za_mpgsvisa_card and za_mpgsmastercard_card

Visa and Mastercard card payments processed through Mastercard Payment Gateway Services (MPGS).

Payflex

South Africa (ZA), ZAR

za_payflex_ewallet

Buy now, pay later. The customer is redirected to Payflex, selects an installment plan and completes the payment.

PayJustNow

South Africa (ZA), ZAR

za_payjustnow_ewallet

Buy now, pay later. The customer is redirected to the PayJustNow hosted checkout and pays in installments.

Scan to Pay

South Africa (ZA), ZAR

za_scan_to_pay_ewallet

QR code. The customer scans a QR code with a Scan to Pay-enabled banking or wallet app and approves the payment.

  • Connector overview - The payment method type, supported countries and currencies, limits, and how the payment flow works.

  • Capabilities - The API requests that the connector supports, what is unique about each request, and its limitations.

  • Field mapping tables - The body and response parameters for each supported API request, including data types, accepted values, constraints and examples.

  • Migrating from PayU - How the PayU fields, values and behavior relate to the Rapyd fields.

  • API samples - A complete request and response sample for each supported API request.

  1. Find your connector in the table above and open its page.

  2. Review the Connector overview and Capabilities sections.

  3. Use Migrating from PayU to map each PayU field and result code to its Rapyd equivalent.

  4. Use the Field mapping tables to build your requests.

  5. Use the API samples as a starting point, then send your requests.