Get an Apple Pay session
You need to use this endpoint if you have an API-only integration with Apple Pay which uses Adyen's Apple Pay certificate.
The endpoint returns the Apple Pay session data which you need to complete the Apple Pay session validation.
In: header
Header Parameters
A unique identifier for the message with a maximum of 64 characters (we recommend a UUID).
Request Body
application/json
This is the name that your shoppers will see in the Apple Pay interface.
The value returned as configuration.merchantName field from the /paymentMethods response.
length <= 64The domain name you provided when you added Apple Pay in your Customer Area.
This must match the window.location.hostname of the web shop.
Your merchant identifier registered with Apple Pay.
Use the value of the configuration.merchantId field from the /paymentMethods response.
Response Body
application/json
curl -X POST "https://example.com/applePay/sessions" \ -H "Idempotency-Key: 37ca9c97-d1d1-4c62-89e8-706891a563ed" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "displayName": "YOUR_MERCHANT_NAME", "domainName": "YOUR_DOMAIN_NAME", "merchantIdentifier": "YOUR_MERCHANT_ID" }'{ "data": "eyJ2Z..."}Get the balance of a gift card POST
Retrieves the balance remaining on a shopper's gift card. To check a gift card's balance, make a POST `/paymentMethods/balance` call and include the gift card's details inside a `paymentMethod` object.
Create originKey values for domains POST
This operation takes the origin domains and returns a JSON object containing the corresponding origin keys for the domains. > If you're still using origin key for your Web Drop-in or Components integration, we recommend [switching to client key](https://docs.adyen.com/development-resources/client-side-authentication/migrate-from-origin-key-to-client-key). This allows you to use a single key for all origins, add or remove origins without generating a new key, and detect the card type from the number entered in your payment form.