Run a whole payment, end to end.
This is not a mockup. The button below opens the real drop-in widget,
the SMS you fire goes through the same parser that reads a genuine
bKash text, and the order settles through the same
/api/payment/verify call your checkout would make.
Press this and the PayPulse widget takes over — exactly as it would on your storefront. Pick a wallet, then copy the transaction ID it shows you into step 2.
Order SBX-TL4Z74-463A
In production an Apple Shortcut does this automatically. Paste the transaction ID from the widget, pick the provider, and fire the confirmation SMS into the webhook.
Enter this same number in the widget. If they differ, the third lock refuses the claim — that's the point.
ProviderTry to break it
Each of these is refused by a different lock. Watch the feed.
Every API call this page makes, with the verbatim response.
This is the public key — it only identifies the store to a checkout. The webhook secret, which authorises injecting transactions, never leaves the server.
Put this on your own site
One script tag and one call. The widget derives its endpoint from its
own src, so there is no base URL to configure.
<script src="https://randomwebfind.xyz/widget.js"></script>
<script>
PayPulse.open({
apiKey: 'pp_live_4746c0af73a6644d88c6b2eadef0f838c26c',
amount: 2450.00,
orderId: 'ORD-10482',
wallets: { bkash: '01712000247', nagad: '01812000167' },
onSuccess: function (tx) {
// tx.trxId, tx.amount, tx.provider, tx.sender — the order is paid.
window.location = '/thank-you?trx=' + tx.trxId;
}
});
</script>