Android SDK requirements

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In order to install our Android SDK and begin processing payments with Trust Payments, you must meet the following requirements:

  • Contact our Support Team to request a gitlab_token for integrating the Android SDK into your project.
  • Your app must support Android 10 (API Level 29) or higher.
  • Your app must abide to the Google Play Store's Developer Program Policies - to assist with representing the data capture via the Trust Payments SDK, please reference the "Data Safety Information.md"
  • You will need an account with Trust Payments – Our Support Team will provide you with a test site reference (connects exclusively to our sandbox environment for testing) and live site reference (for processing transactions through our production environment).
  • You will need a server that can be configured to perform back-office processing tasks required to verify and process requests from customers.

  • You need a user account with the role “Webservices JWT” – If this user account has not already been provided, please request that one is created for your site(s) by contacting our Support Team.  This will be required to generate a signed JWT on your server that can be sent by the Trust Android SDK to process the payment with our gateway.

  • PSD2 – In order for your solution to be compliant with the Revised Directive on Payment Services (PSD2), you must ensure all transactions are performed using 3-D Secure. This is explained later on in our JWT documentation.
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