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PAX Semi-Integrated SDK

Combine your POS app running on a PC with a PAX terminal to start accepting in-person payments. Build a completely custom app that integrates seamlessly with PAX hardware and firmware thanks to the PAX SI SDK. You create the checkout experience and we’ll handle the payments via EMV-certified software running on any PAX terminal listed on the Hardware page.





Flexible Integration Options

Accept payments at your retail store, restaurant, and more. All you need is a device running your POS app and a compatible PAX terminal.







Developer Support

We provide full support for PAX equipment and any transactions processed through it.

Developer Support

Easy Integration

Start accepting in-person payments anywhere with an Internet connection by connecting a payment terminal to a device running your POS app.

Easy Integration





Overview

Environment
Language
PCI
Functions

Card-Present

POS app +
any PAX terminal listed on the Hardware page

Any POS-side language, JSON

Reduced PCI scope for the integrator. The payment service provider is responsible for meeting most PCI requirements.

Auth & Capture, Auth Only, Capture Only, Void, Refund, Tip Adjust, Batch Close

Server Functions
Incremental Authorization, BRIC Refund, BRIC Sale





Coding Tutorial



PAX Tutorial for C#

Fork the GitHub repository and follow step-by-step instructions to add Semi-Integrated (SI) in-person credit card payments to a C# / .NET POS app using the PAX SDK. This tutorial is for a reduced PCI scope solution, meaning that the payment provider is responsible for meeting most PCI requirements.





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Server Functions

Additional functions can be called from your server, including Voids, Refunds, Tip Adjust, and Batch Settlement. Browse the Server Functions specification for more information.

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