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Merchant API Keys Management

Jovana Veskovic edited this page Jul 16, 2019 · 10 revisions

The API keys are used by the merchants to authorize a client to access the payment infrastructure. A merchant can have multiple keys. There are two types of keys that can be used for different functionalities:

Publishable Key - The publishable keys are used by the clients for the payment methods registration. These keys are issued by the Stash backend system and can be stored on a mobile device.

Secret Key - The secret keys are used by the merchants for the transaction operations that are hidden from the customers. These keys are issued by the Stash backend system but should never be stored on a mobile device.

The table below describes the request's publishable/ secret key authorization.

# Scope Request Auth Public Secret
1 Alias Credit Card Registration Public Yes No
2 Alias SEPA Registration Public Yes No
3 Alias PayPal Registration Public Yes No
4 Transaction Preauthorization Secret No Yes
5 Transaction Capture Secret No Yes
6 Transaction Authorization Secret No Yes
7 Transaction Reversal Secret No Yes
8 Transaction Refund Secret No Yes
9 Alias Delete alias Secret No Yes

Operations

Create Key

A merchant can create a new key by providing the following parameter in an URL path:

Parameter Name Description Type Required
Merchant-Id Merchant id String Yes

Request body:

Parameter Name Description Type Required
name Key name String Yes
type PUBLISHABLE or SECRET String Yes

The response body will contain:

Parameter Name Description Type
id Key id String
key Generated key String

Edit Key

A merchant can edit a key name by providing the following parameters in an URL path:

Parameter Name Description Type Required
Merchant-Id Merchant id String Yes
Api-Key-Id Api key id String Yes

Request body:

Parameter Name Description Type Required
name Key name String No

Get Merchant Key List

A merchant can retrieve the list of all his existing keys by providing the following parameter in an URL path:

Parameter Name Description Type Required
Merchant-Id Merchant id String Yes

The response body will contain a list of all his keys with the following parameters:

Parameter Name Description Type
id Key id String
key Generated key String
name Key name String
type PUBLISHABLE or SECRET String

Get Merchant Key

A merchant can retrieve a specific key by providing the following parameters in an URL path:

Parameter Name Description Type Required
Merchant-Id Merchant id String Yes
Api-Key-Id Api key id String Yes

The response body will contain:

Parameter Name Description Type
id Key id String
key Generated key String
name Key name String
type PUBLISHABLE or SECRET String

Delete Key

A merchant can delete a specific key by providing the following parameters in an URL path:

Parameter Name Description Type Required
Merchant-Id Merchant id String Yes
Api-Key-Id Api key id String Yes

The state of the deleted key will be changed from true to false in the Stash Backend.

The Swagger documentation can be found here.

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