Create Charge

The Create Charge function allows you to initiate a payment transaction by charging a specified amount to a card. This operation is useful for processing online payments, subscriptions, or other financial transactions.

To use the Create Charge function, you need to configure it with specific details:

cardInfo: Provide the card information, including the card number, expiry date, card verification code (CVC), cardholder's name, billing address, and additional address details if required.
cardToken: A unique identifier or token representing a customer's card.
customerToken: A secure token associated with a customer's profile.
amount: Specify the amount to be charged in the selected currency.
description: Add a brief description of the charge for reference.
email: Enter the email address associated with the charge.
options: Configure additional options such as the payment mode (test or live), surcharge inclusion, and surcharge pricing if applicable.

async function script(C) {
    const response = await C.createCharge({
        cardInfo: {
            number: "5520000000000000",
            expiry_month: "11",
            expiry_year: "2023",
            cvc: "123",
            name: "test",
            address_line1: "ad1",
            address_city: "ad2",
            address_postcode: "123",
            address_country: "Australia",
            address_line2: "ad2",
            address_state: "st1",
        },
     // cardToken: cardToken.cardResponse.token, 
     // customerToken: "customer_token",
        amount: 200,
        description: "test charge",
        email: "[email protected]",
        options: {
            testOrLive: "test",
            addSurcharge: true,
            surchargePricing: {
                domestic: { percent: 0.2, constantAmount: 1.6 },
            },
        },
    });

    return { response };
}

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Info:
One of cardInfo, cardToken or customerToken is required

Output

The output of the Create Charge function will contain information related to the payment transaction. Such as:

Transaction Status: The output will indicate whether the payment transaction was successful or if any errors occurred.
Transaction ID: If the transaction is successful, it will provide a unique identifier (ID) for the transaction.
Payment Receipt: The output may include a receipt or reference.

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