Recharging Credit via GP Webpay

The GP webpay payment gate enables customers to directly pay for their credit via a payment card or via a digital wallet.

Setting up GP Webpay

You need to have a GP webpay account, get a public and a private key; the public key has to be uploaded to the GP webpay server and the private one needs to be uploaded to MyQ. Also, you need to remember/copy the password of the private key. You can either use your own keys (for more information, check the GP webpay documentation) or use the GP webpay tools to create new ones.

MyQ needs the following data:

Merchant number: The Merchant number can be found on the GP webpay portal, under Key management.
Private key: The private key can be generated on the GP webpay portal, under Key Management. It can be in the .key, .pem or .crt format.
Private key password: The private key password is the password that is provided to GP webpay during private key generation, or the passphrase used to create the private key manually.

Setting up the GP webpay payment option on the MyQ Web Interface

Open the Credit settings tab (MyQ, Settings, Credit).
On the tab, under Payment providers, right-click the GP webpay payment provider, and then click Edit on the shortcut menu. The GP webpay properties panel opens on the right side of the tab.
The value of the Currency setting corresponds to the currency set on the General settings tab of the MyQ Web Interface.
Type the minimal amount that users will have to pay when they will buy credit.
Enter the Merchant number of the REST API app into the Merchant number text box and set the MODE to PRODUCTION.
Upload the Private key from GP webpay (click Choose File, select the file, and then click Open), enter the Private key password provided during generating of the private key, and then click Save.

Recharging credit via GP webpay on the user's account on the MyQ Web Interface

First of all, the user needs to log in to their account on the MyQ Web Interface. To recharge the credit there, the user has to click Recharge credit under Credit. The Recharge credit dialog appears.

In the dialog box, the user has to select the GP webpay payment provider, enter the amount of credit that they want to buy, and then click Recharge Credit.

A window with the GP webpay payment options opens in the web browser; the rest of the steps correspond to the standard GP webpay payment process.

After the payment is successfully sent to MyQ, the Payment successful dialog box appears.

GP webpay tries to connect to the MyQ server via the hostname or IP address that is set on the Network settings tab of the MyQ Web Interface. In case a hostname is set on the tab and paying users receive the "This site can’t be reached / XYZ’s server DNS address could not be found. / DNS_ PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN" message, try to replace the hostname with the IP address of your server.