PayU payment gateway

PayU will help you to manage and optimize payments on your landing page. This easy-to-use payment gateway allows collecting payments via various payment modes. You need a PayU account to integrate PayU with your landing page.

Once the transaction has been successfully completed, you can redirect customers to a landing page where, for example, they can leave their email address so that you can send them the digital products they have purchased.

Manage your products in the Products tab, and view and edit your orders in the Orders tab (read this guide to find out more).

Currencies supported by the PayU payment gateway in Landingi: Euro (EUR), British pounds (GBP), Polish zloty (PLN), US dollars (USD), Norwegian kroner (NOK), Mexican pesos (MXN), Swiss francs (CHF), Danish kroner (DKK), and Swedish kroner (SEK).

Get your API keys from PayU

1. Log into your PayU account.

2. Click on Add Shop to create a new shop.

3. To connect the payment gateway to your landing page, select other address (1) and enter the URL (2). Fill in the required data. Once you're ready, you can proceed to the next step.

4. Select REST API (Checkout) (1) and type in POS (Point of Sale) name (2). Click on Add shop.

5. You will see the API keys of your shop. Open a new tab and go to Landingi.

Set up your PayU gateway in Landingi

1. Log in to Landingi, click on your name in the upper right corner, and go to Payment Gateways.

2. Scroll down and navigate to the PayU box. Paste the API keys and select Sandbox for test transactions, or Secure if you want to launch an actual sale. Remember that the settings selected in this section must match the settings in your PayU account panel.

Save changes.

3. Now, you can add a PayU button to your landing page. On the left side of the editor, hover over the Pay buttons, then choose the PayU button and drag and drop it into the active area of your landing page. Go to its Settings.

4. Select a product from the list (1) or add a new one (2) and refresh the list to link it to this payment gateway. Then Save & close. You can add only one product to a single PayU button, but you can add multiple buttons to your landing page.

You can view, add and edit your products in the Products tab.

5. In the Next Action tab, you can specify an action after the payment has been made. By default, the user will be redirected to a thank you page (Default TYP), but if your landing page has multiple payment gateways or other signup forms, you can create and link (URL) a landing page that displays only after a transaction is completed.

TIP: When you sell digital products, use Redirect to URL to redirect users to a page where you can ask them for their email to send the purchased product. 

6. All set. Now, you can publish your landing page.

7. The user will be redirected to the PayU checkout.

The list of transactions in PayU

You will find the details of each transaction in the Transactions tab.

NOTE: Keep in mind that PayU is a third-party solution and is continually being developed. We do our best to keep this guide updated, but if you come across any changes in the set-up process, let us know.

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