PayGate provides multiple integration methods to support different business requirements, technical capabilities, and payment flows.
Each integration option is designed to suit a specific use case, from simple hosted payment pages to fully customized API-driven implementations.
Choosing the Right Integration
The best integration method depends on:
- your level of technical capability
- how much control you need over the payment experience
- whether you require real-time, batch, or recurring processing
- your customer journey and checkout flow
Available Integration Options
PayWeb (Hosted Checkout)
A redirect-based integration where customers are sent to a secure PayGate-hosted payment page to complete their transaction.
Best for:
- quick and simple integrations
- minimal development effort
- secure hosted checkout experiences
PayHost (API Integration)
A server-to-server API integration that allows you to control the payment flow and user experience.
Best for:
- fully customised checkout experiences
- advanced integrations
- merchants with development resources
PayBatch (Batch Processing)
A batch-based integration used to process multiple transactions in bulk.
Best for:
- scheduled or bulk transaction processing
- offline or delayed payment workflows
PaySubs (Recurring Payments)
A subscription-based integration for recurring billing on customer cards.
Best for:
- subscription services
- membership billing
- recurring payment models
Related Concepts
Regardless of the integration method you choose, the following concepts are commonly used across PayGate:
- redirect flows and hosted payment pages
- return URLs for customer redirection
- notify or webhook responses for server-side confirmation
- transaction status validation
Next Steps
To continue, select the integration method that best suits your use case: