For developers

Your storefront.
The same Payment Hub.

Connect a custom storefront built with Laravel, Node or another platform through the Finpay Custom Store API.

Integration overview

Build around a clear checkout handoff.

Create the storefront experience in your own stack. Connect it to the hub using the Custom Store API and receive payment status through webhook notifications.

01 · Connect

Register your custom store on the hub and use its assigned credentials.

02 · Send checkout

Follow the in-admin Custom Store API Guide to create the supported checkout handoff.

03 · Receive status

Use documented webhook notifications to update the originating order.

Use the guide that matches your platform.

WordPress stores

Use the plugin’s Store role and Test & Connect flow. Signed REST communication connects the store to the hub.

Custom platforms

Use the Custom Store documentation, sample client and Postman-friendly API documentation included with the product.

The in-admin API Guide is the reference for endpoint paths, request fields, authentication and webhook payloads. This page intentionally does not substitute example endpoints for the actual API contract.

A practical integration checklist.

  • Confirm store identity and connection credentials on the hub.
  • Follow the current API Guide for signing and request requirements.
  • Use documented notification handling to update the correct order.
  • Test successful, pending and failed payment outcomes.
  • Review Order Sync and logs during sandbox testing.

Built for your next store

Start with a Payment Hub.

Give every storefront a clear path to PayPal checkout. Choose a plan that fits your store network.