SimplePay for Laravel

Modern Laravel package for SimplePay online payment integration. Start payments, handle IPN webhooks, manage card storage, process refunds, and more.

Based on the official SimplePay PHP SDK v2.1, rebuilt for Laravel with typed DTOs, Enums, Events, and full API coverage.

Quick Example

use Netipar\SimplePay\Facades\SimplePay;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Enums\Currency;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Enums\PaymentMethod;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\PaymentRequest;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\Address;

$response = SimplePay::payment()->start(new PaymentRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    total: 2500,
    orderRef: 'ORDER-123',
    customerEmail: 'customer@example.com',
    language: 'HU',
    url: route('simplepay.back'),
    methods: [PaymentMethod::CARD],
    invoice: new Address(
        name: 'John Doe',
        country: 'hu',
        city: 'Budapest',
        zip: '1111',
        address: 'Main Street 1',
    ),
));

return redirect($response->paymentUrl);

Requirements

PHP 8.3+
Laravel 12 or 13
A SimplePay merchant account

Installation

composer require netipar/simplepay

Publish the config file:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=simplepay-config

Or publish the config file and the logo assets at once:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=simplepay

Add your merchant credentials to .env:

SIMPLEPAY_SANDBOX=true
SIMPLEPAY_HUF_MERCHANT=your_merchant_id
SIMPLEPAY_HUF_SECRET_KEY=your_secret_key
SIMPLEPAY_BACK_URL=https://yourdomain.com/payment/back

Usage

Obtaining the Services

Access all services through the SimplePay facade:

use Netipar\SimplePay\Facades\SimplePay;

SimplePay::payment();      // PaymentService
SimplePay::cardStorage();  // CardStorageService
SimplePay::autoPayment();  // AutoPaymentService
SimplePay::rtp();          // RtpService

Start a Payment

use Netipar\SimplePay\Facades\SimplePay;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Enums\Currency;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Enums\PaymentMethod;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\PaymentRequest;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\Address;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\Item;

$response = SimplePay::payment()->start(new PaymentRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    total: 25400,
    orderRef: 'ORDER-2026-001',
    customerEmail: 'customer@example.com',
    language: 'HU',
    url: route('simplepay.back'),
    methods: [PaymentMethod::CARD],
    invoice: new Address(
        name: 'Customer Kft.',
        country: 'hu',
        city: 'Budapest',
        zip: '1234',
        address: 'Main Street 1.',
    ),
    items: [
        new Item(
            title: 'Product name',
            price: 10000,
            quantity: 2,
        ),
        new Item(
            title: 'Delivery',
            price: 5400,
            quantity: 1,
        ),
    ],
));

$response->transactionId; // SimplePay transaction ID
$response->paymentUrl;    // Redirect URL to SimplePay payment page
$response->timeout;       // Payment timeout

return redirect($response->paymentUrl);

Event-Specific Redirect URLs

SimplePay returns the customer to url after every outcome. Pass urls to use a separate page per outcome; SimplePay ignores url when urls is sent:

use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\RedirectUrls;

$response = SimplePay::payment()->start(new PaymentRequest(
    // ... same as above
    urls: new RedirectUrls(
        success: route('payment.success'),
        fail: route('payment.failed'),
        cancel: route('checkout'),
        timeout: route('payment.timeout'),
    ),
));

The order reference of a failed transaction can be sent again until the first successful payment; every start creates a new SimplePay transaction ID.

Two-Step Payment (Authorize + Finish)

use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\PaymentRequest;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\FinishRequest;

// Step 1: Authorize with twoStep enabled
$response = SimplePay::payment()->start(new PaymentRequest(
    // ... same as above
    twoStep: true,
));

// Step 2: Later, finish the authorized payment
$result = SimplePay::payment()->finish(new FinishRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    transactionId: $transactionId,
    orderRef: 'ORDER-2026-001',
    amount: 25400,        // the amount to capture (approveTotal)
    originalTotal: 25400, // the authorized amount
));

Refund a Transaction

use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\RefundRequest;

// Full refund
$result = SimplePay::payment()->refund(new RefundRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    transactionId: $transactionId,
    orderRef: 'ORDER-2026-001',
    amount: 25400,
));

// Partial refund
$result = SimplePay::payment()->refund(new RefundRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    transactionId: $transactionId,
    orderRef: 'ORDER-2026-001',
    amount: 10000,
));

Query Transaction Status

$result = SimplePay::payment()->query(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    transactionId: $transactionId,
);

$result->status;         // PaymentStatus enum
$result->remainingTotal; // Remaining amount
$result->paymentDate;    // Payment date
$result->finishDate;     // Finish date (two-step)

Cancel a Transaction

SimplePay::payment()->cancel(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    transactionId: $transactionId,
);

Card Storage (OneClick Payments)

use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\CardStorageDoRequest;

// Pay with a stored card
$result = SimplePay::cardStorage()->do(new CardStorageDoRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    transactionId: null, // deprecated: not sent, removed in the next major version
    cardId: $savedCardId,
    orderRef: 'ORDER-2026-002',
    total: 5000,
    customerEmail: 'customer@example.com',
    url: route('simplepay.back'),
    cardSecret: $cardSecret,
    threeDSReqAuthMethod: '02',
    browser: $browserData, // the customer's browser data for the 3DS check
));

// Query stored card
$card = SimplePay::cardStorage()->cardQuery(Currency::HUF, $cardId);

// Remove stored card
SimplePay::cardStorage()->cardCancel(Currency::HUF, $cardId);

Recurring Payments

The start of a card registration (recurring in PaymentRequest) returns the recurring tokens in $response->tokens; they become active when the IPN reports the successful payment.

use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\RecurringRequest;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Enums\TransactionType;

$result = SimplePay::cardStorage()->doRecurring(new RecurringRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    transactionId: null, // deprecated: not sent, removed in the next major version
    orderRef: 'SUB-2026-003',
    total: 9900,
    customerEmail: 'customer@example.com',
    url: route('simplepay.back'),
    type: TransactionType::Mit,
    token: $recurringToken,
));

Apple Pay

use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\ApplePayStartRequest;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\ApplePayDoRequest;

// Start Apple Pay session (returns the API response with applePaySession).
// Pass `domain` when the checkout does not run on the host of APP_URL.
$session = SimplePay::payment()->startApplePay(new ApplePayStartRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    total: 5000,
    orderRef: 'ORDER-AP-001',
    customerEmail: 'customer@example.com',
    url: route('simplepay.back'),
    domain: 'shop.example.com', // the FQDN registered for Apple Pay; defaults to the host of app.url
));

// Complete Apple Pay payment with the token from Apple Pay JS
$result = SimplePay::payment()->doApplePay(new ApplePayDoRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    transactionId: $session['transactionId'],
    orderRef: 'ORDER-AP-001',
    token: $tokenFromJs,
));

Google Pay on Your Checkout Page

Google Pay is also available on the SimplePay payment page with PaymentMethod::CARD. To show the Google Pay button on your own checkout page, render it with googlePayConfig() and charge the token from your backend:

use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\GooglePayDoRequest;

// Checkout page: the values of the Google Pay button
$googlePay = SimplePay::payment()->googlePayConfig(Currency::HUF, 5000);

// Backend endpoint called by the button with the Base64 encoded Google Pay token
$validated = $request->validate(['googlePayToken' => ['required', 'string']]);

$response = SimplePay::payment()->doGooglePay(new GooglePayDoRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    total: 5000,
    orderRef: 'ORDER-GP-001',
    customerEmail: 'customer@example.com',
    googlePayToken: $validated['googlePayToken'],
    url: route('simplepay.back'), // where SimplePay returns the customer after a 3DS challenge
));

if ($response->requiresChallenge()) {
    // Send the browser to $response->redirectUrl
}

Set SIMPLEPAY_GOOGLE_PAY_MERCHANT_ID and SIMPLEPAY_GOOGLE_PAY_MERCHANT_NAME from the Google Pay & Wallet Console. The full flow with the JavaScript button is in the Google Pay example.

Auto Payment (Card Data on Your Page)

PCI-DSS certified merchants can send the card data themselves:

use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\AutoPaymentRequest;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\CardData;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Enums\TransactionType;

$result = SimplePay::autoPayment()->auto(new AutoPaymentRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    total: 2500,
    orderRef: 'ORDER-AUTO-001',
    customerEmail: 'customer@example.com',
    cardData: new CardData(cardNumber: $number, expiry: '0130', cvc: $cvc, cardHolder: 'John Doe'),
    type: TransactionType::Cit,
    browserData: $browserData,       // the customer's browser data for the 3DS check
    url: route('simplepay.back'),    // where SimplePay returns the customer after a 3DS challenge
    threeDSReqAuthMethod: '02',
));

See 3DS browser data for building BrowserData.

EAM / Qvik Payment

use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\EamStartRequest;

$response = SimplePay::payment()->startEam(new EamStartRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    total: 3000,
    orderRef: 'ORDER-EAM-001',
    customerEmail: 'customer@example.com',
    url: route('simplepay.back'),
    eamType: 1, // 1 QR, 2 deeplink, 3 NFC, 4-7 combinations
));

Request to Pay (RTP)

use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\RtpStartRequest;

// Start RTP transaction
$result = SimplePay::rtp()->start(new RtpStartRequest(
    currency: Currency::HUF,
    total: 15000,
    orderRef: 'RTP-2026-001',
    customerEmail: 'customer@example.com',
    url: route('simplepay.back'),
    customer: 'Customer Name',
));

// Query RTP status
$status = SimplePay::rtp()->query(Currency::HUF, transactionId: $id);

// Refund RTP (refund total, then the original total)
SimplePay::rtp()->refund(Currency::HUF, $transactionId, 15000, originalTotal: 15000);

// Reverse RTP
SimplePay::rtp()->reverse(Currency::HUF, $transactionId);

Request to Pay back redirects can carry BackEvent::Pending: the customer gave the bank account number, but the transfer has not arrived yet. RtpStartRequest accepts urls with a pending URL as well.

IPN Webhook

The package automatically registers a POST /simplepay/ipn route with signature verification middleware. Listen to payment events in your application:

// In EventServiceProvider or via Event::listen()
use Netipar\SimplePay\Events\PaymentSucceeded;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Events\PaymentFailed;

protected $listen = [
    PaymentSucceeded::class => [HandlePaymentSuccess::class],
    PaymentFailed::class => [HandlePaymentFailure::class],
];

Available events (all receive IpnMessage DTO):

Event	Trigger
`IpnReceived`	Every IPN notification
`PaymentSucceeded`	FINISHED status
`PaymentAuthorized`	AUTHORIZED (two-step)
`PaymentFailed`	NOTAUTHORIZED
`PaymentCancelled`	CANCELLED
`PaymentTimedOut`	TIMEOUT
`PaymentRefunded`	REFUND

The IpnMessage DTO contains:

$event->ipn->orderRef;       // Your order reference
$event->ipn->transactionId;  // SimplePay transaction ID
$event->ipn->status;         // PaymentStatus enum
$event->ipn->paymentMethod;  // Payment method as a string, e.g. "CARD"
$event->ipn->cardMask;       // Masked card number

Back URL Handling

The package registers a GET /simplepay/back route. Customize the response by binding your own BackUrlResponse in AppServiceProvider:

use Netipar\SimplePay\Contracts\BackUrlResponse;
use App\Http\Responses\SimplePayBackResponse;

// AppServiceProvider::register()
$this->app->singleton(BackUrlResponse::class, SimplePayBackResponse::class);

use Netipar\SimplePay\Contracts\BackUrlResponse;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Dto\BackResponse;
use Netipar\SimplePay\Enums\BackEvent;

class SimplePayBackResponse implements BackUrlResponse
{
    public function toResponse(Request $request, BackResponse $back): Response
    {
        return match ($back->event) {
            BackEvent::Success => redirect()->route('payment.success', $back->orderRef),
            BackEvent::Fail    => redirect()->route('payment.failed'),
            BackEvent::Cancel  => redirect()->route('checkout'),
            BackEvent::Timeout => redirect()->route('payment.timeout'),
            BackEvent::Pending => redirect()->route('payment.pending'), // Request to Pay only
        };
    }
}

Enums

Always use enum cases instead of raw strings:

Currency -- HUF, EUR, USD
PaymentMethod -- CARD, WIRE, EAM
PaymentStatus -- INIT, FINISHED, AUTHORIZED, NOTAUTHORIZED, INPAYMENT, CANCELLED, TIMEOUT, INFRAUD, FRAUD, REFUND, REVERSED
BackEvent -- SUCCESS, FAIL, CANCEL, TIMEOUT, PENDING (Request to Pay)
TransactionType -- CIT (Customer Initiated), MIT (Merchant Initiated), REC (Recurring)
ErrorCode -- 350+ error codes with Hungarian descriptions

Error Handling

The package throws SimplePayApiException when the SimplePay API returns error codes:

use Netipar\SimplePay\Exceptions\SimplePayApiException;

try {
    $response = SimplePay::payment()->start($request);
} catch (SimplePayApiException $e) {
    $e->getMessage();       // "[5083] Token times szükséges"
    $e->getErrorCodes();    // [5083]
    $e->hasErrorCode(5083); // true
    $e->getResolvedCodes(); // [ErrorCode::TokenTimesRequired]
    $e->getResponseData();  // The full API response body
}

When a card storage or auto payment requires a 3DS challenge, the API answers with error code 3004, and the response body holds the redirectUrl where the customer has to be sent:

use Netipar\SimplePay\Enums\ErrorCode;

try {
    $result = SimplePay::cardStorage()->do($request);
} catch (SimplePayApiException $e) {
    if ($e->hasErrorCode(ErrorCode::ThreeDsChallengeRedirect->value)) {
        return redirect($e->getResponseData()['redirectUrl']);
    }

    throw $e;
}

Configuration

Key .env variables:

SIMPLEPAY_SANDBOX=true
SIMPLEPAY_HUF_MERCHANT=your_merchant_id
SIMPLEPAY_HUF_SECRET_KEY=your_secret_key
SIMPLEPAY_BACK_URL=https://yourdomain.com/payment/back
SIMPLEPAY_TIMEOUT=600
SIMPLEPAY_LOG_CHANNEL=simplepay
SIMPLEPAY_AUTO_CHALLENGE=true
SIMPLEPAY_GOOGLE_PAY_MERCHANT_ID=your_google_pay_merchant_id
SIMPLEPAY_GOOGLE_PAY_MERCHANT_NAME="Your Shop"

Multi-currency support -- each currency has its own merchant credentials:

SIMPLEPAY_EUR_MERCHANT=your_eur_merchant_id
SIMPLEPAY_EUR_SECRET_KEY=your_eur_secret_key
SIMPLEPAY_USD_MERCHANT=your_usd_merchant_id
SIMPLEPAY_USD_SECRET_KEY=your_usd_secret_key

Logos and Assets

The package includes the official SimplePay merchant logo pack. Publish the assets:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=simplepay-assets

This copies logos and pre-composed variations to public/vendor/simplepay/.

Usage in Blade, Vue.js, or React:

{{-- Blade --}}
<img src="{{ asset('vendor/simplepay/logos/simplepay_200x50.png') }}" alt="SimplePay">

<!-- Vue.js / React (Inertia.js) -->
<img src="/vendor/simplepay/logos/simplepay_200x50.png" alt="SimplePay" />

Available logos: SimplePay (multiple sizes/orientations + white variants, and an SVG of the vertical logo), Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Qvik, OTP SZÉP. Pre-composed card type combinations are also included. See examples for Blade, Vue.js, and React checkout page examples.

Logging

Set SIMPLEPAY_LOG_CHANNEL to any Laravel log channel name. Example dedicated channel in config/logging.php:

'simplepay' => [
    'driver' => 'daily',
    'path' => storage_path('logs/simplepay.log'),
    'days' => 14,
],

Services Overview

Service	Access	Purpose
`PaymentService`	`SimplePay::payment()`	Standard payments, refunds, queries, Apple Pay, Google Pay, EAM
`CardStorageService`	`SimplePay::cardStorage()`	OneClick, recurring, card/token management
`AutoPaymentService`	`SimplePay::autoPayment()`	PCI-DSS direct card payments
`RtpService`	`SimplePay::rtp()`	Request to Pay (bank transfers)

SDK Compatibility

This package is built based on the SimplePay PHP SDK v2.1 (API v2). All API requests include the sdkVersion: SimplePay_PHP_SDK_2.1_Laravel identifier.

The merchant-side Google Pay flow follows the Payment PHP SDK 2.1.5 (2026-06-27) and the SimplePay Google Pay documentation (2026-09-01); the urls and pending handling follows the Request to Pay documentation (2026-08-17).

Examples

Testing

composer test        # PHPStan, Pint check, type coverage and the Pest suite
composer test:unit   # Pest suite only
composer analyse     # PHPStan (Larastan, level 7)
composer lint        # Fix code style with Pint

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please review the contributing guide before opening a pull request.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review the security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

NETipar

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
.agents/skills		.agents/skills
.github		.github
art		art
config		config
examples		examples
official-docs		official-docs
public		public
resources/boost/skills/simplepay-development		resources/boost/skills/simplepay-development
routes		routes
src		src
tests		tests
workbench		workbench
.claude		.claude
.editorconfig		.editorconfig
.gitattributes		.gitattributes
.gitignore		.gitignore
AGENTS.md		AGENTS.md
CHANGELOG.md		CHANGELOG.md
CLAUDE.md		CLAUDE.md
LICENSE.md		LICENSE.md
README.md		README.md
composer.json		composer.json
phpstan.neon.dist		phpstan.neon.dist
phpunit.xml.dist		phpunit.xml.dist
pint.json		pint.json
testbench.yaml		testbench.yaml

Latest commit

History

Folders and files

Repository files navigation

SimplePay for Laravel

Quick Example

Requirements

Installation

Usage

Obtaining the Services

Start a Payment

Event-Specific Redirect URLs

Two-Step Payment (Authorize + Finish)

Refund a Transaction

Query Transaction Status

Cancel a Transaction

Card Storage (OneClick Payments)

Recurring Payments

Apple Pay

Google Pay on Your Checkout Page

Auto Payment (Card Data on Your Page)

EAM / Qvik Payment

Request to Pay (RTP)

IPN Webhook

Back URL Handling

Enums

Error Handling

Configuration

Logos and Assets

Logging

Services Overview

SDK Compatibility

Examples

Testing

Changelog

Contributing

Security Vulnerabilities

Credits

License

About

Topics

Resources

Contributing

Security policy

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Releases

Packages

Contributors

Languages