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Official SDKs for PHP, JavaScript and Python.

Create a client with your API key and call the Paynancial API in the idiom of your language — the SDK handles authentication and request formatting.

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PHP
JavaScript
Python

Create a refund

$refund = $client->refunds->create([
    'payment_id' => 'pay_9F3kd82',
    'amount'     => 20000,
]);

const refund = await client.refunds.create({
  payment_id: 'pay_9F3kd82',
  amount: 20000,
});

refund = client.refunds.create(
    payment_id='pay_9F3kd82',
    amount=20000,
)

curl https://api.paynancial.com/v1/refunds \
  -u YOUR_API_KEY: \
  -d payment_id=pay_9F3kd82 \
  -d amount=20000

Languages

Three SDKs, one API.

Each SDK wraps the same REST API. Resources are available on the client object: payments, refunds, payouts, payment links and collections.

Paynancial SDKs
Language	Create a client	Call style
PHP	`$client = new Paynancial\Client('YOUR_API_KEY');`	`$client->payments->create([...])`
JavaScript	`const client = new Paynancial({ key: 'YOUR_API_KEY' });`	`await client.payments.create({...})`
Python	`client = paynancial.Client('YOUR_API_KEY')`	`client.refunds.create(...)`

Examples

The same call in every language.

Creating a payment is a single call. Amounts are in paise, so 50000 is ₹500.00.

The SDK adds your API key to every request.
It builds the request body from the parameters you pass.
It returns the created resource, so you can read fields like id or status.

Create a payment

$payment = $client->payments->create([
    'amount'   => 50000, // in paise
    'currency' => 'INR',
    'receipt'  => 'order_rcpt_101',
]);

echo $payment->id;

const payment = await client.payments.create({
  amount: 50000,
  currency: 'INR',
  receipt: 'order_rcpt_101',
});

console.log(payment.id);

curl https://api.paynancial.com/v1/payments \
  -u YOUR_API_KEY: \
  -d amount=50000 \
  -d currency=INR \
  -d receipt=order_rcpt_101

Safe retries

Idempotency keys in the SDK.

Pass an idempotency key as an option on any create call. If a request times out and you retry with the same key, you get the original result instead of a duplicate payout.

Payout with an idempotency key

$payout = $client->payouts->create([
    'beneficiary_id' => 'bene_3Kd91',
    'amount'         => 250000, // in paise
    'mode'           => 'upi',
], [
    'idempotency_key' => 'payout-run-2026-08-29-0417',
]);

echo $payout->status;

curl https://api.paynancial.com/v1/payouts \
  -u YOUR_API_KEY: \
  -H "Idempotency-Key: payout-run-2026-08-29-0417" \
  -d beneficiary_id=bene_3Kd91 \
  -d amount=250000 \
  -d mode=upi

No SDK for your language?

Call the REST API directly.

The SDKs are a convenience, not a requirement. From any language that can make an HTTPS request, send form-encoded fields to https://api.paynancial.com/v1 with your API key as the basic-auth username — exactly what the cURL examples throughout the API Reference do.

For SDK installation details for your language and environment, contact developer support.

FAQ

SDK questions.

Which languages does Paynancial have SDKs for?

PHP, JavaScript and Python.

Do I have to use an SDK?

No. The SDKs are a convenience over the REST API. Any language that can make an HTTPS request with basic authentication can call https://api.paynancial.com/v1 directly, as the cURL examples show.

How do I install an SDK?

Contact developer support for installation details for your language and environment.

Do the SDKs support idempotency keys?

Yes. In PHP, pass an idempotency_key option as the second argument to a create call; the SDK sends it as the Idempotency-Key header.

Can I use the JavaScript SDK in a browser?

Not with a live key. A live key must stay on your server, so run the JavaScript SDK in a server environment and have your web page call your server.

Try the SDKs against the Sandbox.

Request a sandbox key and run your first call with no real money involved.

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