The following are some of the fields contained in the Google Pay response.
Field keys | Description |
---|---|
txnid | UPI transaction ID. Deprecated |
responseCode | UPI response code. Deprecated |
ApprovalRefNo | UPI approval reference number (optional).Deprecated |
Status | Transaction status, will be {SUBMITTED/SUCCESS/FAILURE}. Deprecated |
txnRef | Transaction reference ID (from input).Deprecated |
tezResponse | A JSON string containing all response fields and some critical request fields. If the transaction is unsuccessful, some fields may not be set. Fields included are:
The following example shows possible keys and values: {"Status":"SUCCESS","amount":"10.01","txnRef":"reference ID","toVpa":"test@axis","txnId":"AXI1234567890","responseCode":"00"}. This string is used for signing into the Google Pay Server and should be used for signature verification. |
signature | The signature field is provided to verify the authenticity of a Google Pay response. It is the signed response from the Google Pay server. The signature exists if the payment is successful. If the payment fails, it may not exist. |
signatureKeyId | The ID of the public key used for signature verification. |
The fields txnId
,responseCode
, ApprovalRefNo
,status
,txnRef
are deprecated.
These fields are replaced with a fieldtezResponse
.
Handle Google Pay response
After you receive the Google Pay response, check the transaction ID against the APIs provided by your payment service provider (PSP) or payment aggregators. This is to ensure that the transaction is successful before you deliver the goods or services.
Google Pay provides a feature called signature verification that lets you verify that the response is coming from Google Pay and that it hasn't been modified. After you receive the response from Google Pay, verify it with the signature.
If the response status is submitted, check with your PSP or payment aggregator about the transaction status before processing the order. Note that the amount in the Google Pay response might not be the amount you requested, so you must use your requested amount for verification with your PSP or payment aggregator.
If the response status is failure, you can either retry or abort. It is not required to send an additional PSP query.
Handle the response code
If the payment doesn’t go through, it won’t be successful with the PSP. Google Pay responses return a response code which can be used to improve the payment flow. When the response code appears, you can either display the corresponding error message to the user or implement a retry mechanism.
Based on our statistics, the response codes that appear most frequently are:
ZM
: Payment failure due to invalid MPIN.Z9
: Payment failure due to insufficient funds.91
: Payment failure due to transaction timeout or connection issue.
The three response codes above make up more than 50% of all payment failures.