ePayment API

The ePayment API makes it simple for your customers to pay—online or in-store. With support for multiple payment methods (Vipps, MobilePay, and cards), you can offer a smooth, flexible checkout experience that fits your needs.

Integration is straightforward, and you'll have tools to personalize payment flows, track transactions, and ensure security.

Order Payment integration on vippsmobilepay.com.

New: Express

Express is our fastest and most seamless payment experience yet.

It allows customers to:

• Choose from multiple shipping options directly within the Vipps or MobilePay app.
• Consent to sharing their contact and delivery details with the merchant.
• Review the total amount, including shipping, before confirming payment.

This streamlined flow makes checkout quicker, simpler, and more user-friendly for your customers — all without leaving the app.

Learn more about Express →

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User flows

The ePayment API supports several user flows:

• Payments online
• Payments in physical situations (when the customer is present)
• One-time payment QR codes
• Freestanding cards

See the How it works section for more examples.

Try the payment experience in the ePayment demo store.

Start building

Follow the quick start to make your first ePayment API requests.

Open ePayment quick start

Technical details

• Checklist: Complete the checklist for direct and POS integrations.
• Quick start: Run the basic examples in curl or Postman.
• API guide: Learn about the ePayment API technicalities.
• API spec: See the endpoint specifications.

Plugins

If your store runs on one of the platforms below, install the plugin instead and configure it — no custom development needed.

Payments for Adobe Commerce / Magento

Payments for Shopify

Payments for Shopware

Payments for WooCommerce

Using a different platform? See all plugin platforms.

Migrating from eCom

The ePayment API replaces the eCom API.

• Migrate from the eCom API

Integration information

• Test environment – Access the Merchant Test (MT) environment, download test apps, and understand testing limitations and capabilities.
• API keys – Get your merchant API keys from the business portal for both test and production environments.
• Authentication – Learn how authentication works and which method applies to your integration.
• API servers – Find the correct server URLs for test and production environments across all APIs.

More topics to be found at: Integration and testing