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How to find your Client Secret and Public keys

Stefan Hekman avatar
Written by Stefan Hekman
Updated over 3 months ago

Paypal

  1. Log into your PayPal account.

  2. At the top right corner, select the “developer” option.

  3. Go to “my apps & credentials,” pick the “live” environment, followed by the “create app” choice.

  4. Input a name for your app (e.g., PayPal API for RepairPlugin) and choose the “merchant” category.

  5. Once you finish setting up, copy your Client ID and Client Secret, and integrate them into the PayPal field on Settings > Planning & Discount > Paypal.

Make sure Apps & Credentials is set to Live on Paypal.com

Stripe

  1. Log into your Stripe account: You need to have Administrator permissions to access the API keys.

  2. Navigate to the Developers section: Within your Stripe dashboard, there's a dedicated section for developers. Here, you'll find various tools and resources for integrating Stripe, including the API keys.

  3. Access the API Keys section: In the Developers section, look for the option labeled "API Keys." This is where Stripe manages all your API keys. Stripe offers two types of API keys:

    • Test API Key: This key allows you to test the integration in a simulated environment without real transactions. It's useful for ensuring everything works correctly before going live.

    • Live API Key: Used for actual transactions. This key becomes relevant when you’re ready to start processing real payments.

  4. View or Create API Keys: You'll see a list of all the API keys that have been created for your account. If you need a new API key, there's an option to create one.

  5. Find Your Client ID and Secret Key: For RepairPlugin, you need your Stripe client ID and secret key, which are listed under the "Standard API Keys" section.

  6. Testing: If you're in the development phase, you'll need a test API key, which starts with "pk_test_". This allows you to make API requests in a sandbox environment without affecting live data.

  7. Setup: Once you finish setting up, copy your Client ID and Client Secret, and integrate them into the PayPal field on Settings > Planning & Discount >Stripe.

Mollie

  1. Log into Your Mollie Dashboard: Go to Mollie's login page and enter your account credentials to access your dashboard.

  2. Navigate to the Developers Section: In the dashboard, find and click on the 'Developers' section. This section is specifically designed for managing API integrations.

  3. Find the API Keys Option: Within the Developers section, look for the 'API keys' option. Mollie offers two types of API keys:

    • Test API Key: This key allows you to test the integration in a simulated environment without real transactions. It's useful for ensuring everything works correctly before going live.

    • Live API Key: Used for actual transactions. This key becomes relevant when you’re ready to start processing real payments.

  4. Copy the Necessary API Key: Depending on your current need (testing or live operations), click on the 'Copy' option next to the appropriate API key. This will copy the key to your clipboard.

  5. Setup: Once you finish setting up, copy your Client ID and Client Secret, and integrate them into the PayPal field on Settings > Planning & Discount > Mollie.

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