Payments

Capture guests payments

The Prioticket API supports optional payment processing for guest transactions via a wide variety of integrated Payment Service Providers (PSPs). This functionality is typically used in direct sales scenarios and is not applicable to B2B resellers or partners that handle their own payments and settle via invoice.

When Should You Use the Payment API?

You do not need to use our payment API if:

  • You're a B2B reseller or partner

  • You are the merchant of record

  • You collect the guest payment independently

  • You settle with Prioticket via invoice or other external arrangements

In this case, set SettlementType to EXTERNAL, and the guest payment flow is handled completely outside our platform.

You should use our payment API if:

  • You're handling guest-facing payments

  • You require real-time reservation confirmation

  • You’re using SettlementType: DIRECT or VENUE

  • You want to process payments through a connected PSP or generate a hosted payment link

Once a payment is completed using the API, the reservation becomes locked and cannot be amended.

Secure Payment Flow

The API manages:

  • Initiating guest payments

  • Redirects for 3D Secure 2 (3DS2)

  • Confirming and capturing funds

  • Generating payment links for HPP (Hosted Payment Pages)

  • Triggering refunds when applicable

Supported Payment Providers

Choose from a broad range of integrated PSPs:

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ADYEN

Adyen

CYBERSOURCE

CyberSource

HYPERPAY

Hyperpay

ADDONPAYMENTS

Addon Payments

NGENIUS

Network International

MULTISAFE

MultiSafePay

STRIPE

Stripe (coming soon)

PAYONEER

Payoneer

SMARTPAY

Smart Pay (Bank Muscat)

MOKA

Moka POS

EXTERNAL

Payment settled externally

OTHER

Unlisted or custom provider

NONE

No payment provider used

Settlement Types

SettlementType determines how the transaction is settled:

  • DIRECT: Payment is made using the API and a PSP before confirming the reservation.

  • VENUE: Payment is made in person at the venue.

  • EXTERNAL: Partner collects the payment and settles externally. Used in most reseller integrations.

  • INVOICE: Payment is settled later via invoicing. Used in B2B partner flows.

Default: EXTERNAL

Payment Methods

PaymentMethod specifies how the guest initiated the payment:

  • ONLINE – Guest pays via card, wallet, or local method on web/mobile

  • TERMINAL – Payment made through a physical POS terminal

  • LINK – Hosted Payment Page (HPP) sent to guest

  • CASH – Payment made in cash

  • GUEST_BILL – Charged to a guest account

  • RECURRING – Subscription or repeating charge

  • EXTERNAL – Payment made entirely outside the Prio system

  • VOUCHER – Voucher used as payment

  • BANK_TRANSFER – Funds transferred via bank, usually for invoicing

  • OTHER – Any unlisted payment method

These values allow tracking and reporting of how a transaction was completed.

Payment Types

PaymentType describes the stage or purpose of a transaction:

  • AUTHORIZATION – Funds are verified and reserved, but not yet captured

  • CAPTURE – Funds are officially transferred from the guest

  • REFUND – A completed payment is returned to the guest

This supports more advanced flows where authorization and capture happen separately (e.g., in fraud-sensitive environments or ticketing hold scenarios).

Payment Scheme

If returned by the PSP, PaymentScheme gives the specific card or network used:

Examples include:

  • VISA, MASTERCARD, MAESTRO, AMERICAN_EXPRESS

  • PAYPAL, SOFORT, IDEAL, ALIPAY, GOOGLE_PAY, APPLE_PAY, SEPA

  • KLARNA_NOW, AFTERPAY, TRUSTLY, UNIONPAY, etc.

  • UNSPECIFIED, OTHER (when no detail is available)

This allows you to track, analyze, or display what the guest used to pay.

In cases where immediate payment isn’t required or you want to send a checkout page to the guest:

  • Use the Payment Link functionality to generate a URL

  • Guest is redirected to a secure Hosted Payment Page (HPP)

  • Reservation is confirmed once the payment completes successfully

Useful for:

  • Manual bookings

  • Follow-up payments

  • Call center flows

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