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Authenticated payment
Learn how to integrate authenticated payment through the PG payment window.
Authenticated payment refers to a payment method that requests a credit card payment with the authentication key after receiving the authentication result for payment from the PG. It is the most popular payment method in Korea. When a payment is requested from the checkout page, the payment window of each PG is presented to the user. Once payment is authenticated in the the payment module of the credit card company selected by the user, payment request is processed based on the authentication result.

Basic authenticated payment flow
Communication for a live payment request is made directly between the merchant server and the PG server, and card information is not used in the payment request process.
- ISP: authenticates pre-registered card information through a public key-based digital certificate
- MPI: authenticates card information by entering the card number, CVC, and secure click password.
Recently, most credit card companies support their own simple payment service that allows users to pre-register a credit card and use the 6-digit payment password to easily make a payment.

NHN KCP authenticated payment - Shinhan Card simple pay window
Add the JS library to your checkout page.
You must first install jQuery 1.0 or later version.
client-side
<!-- jQuery -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.min.js" ></script>
<!-- iamport.payment.js -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.iamport.kr/js/iamport.payment-{SDK-latest version}.js"></script>
JavaScript
JavaScript (ES Next)
Client-side
var IMP = window.IMP; // Can be omitted
IMP.init("Merchant ID"); // Example: imp00000000
Client-side
const IMP = window.IMP; // Can be omitted
IMP.init("{Merchant ID}"); // Example: imp00000000a
Be sure to initialize the IMP object only once.
You can pass the parameters required to call the payment window in the first argument of the request_pay function.
JavaScript
React.js
Vue.js
<script>
function requestPay() {
IMP.request_pay({
pg: "kcp",
pay_method: "card",
merchant_uid: "ORD20180131-0000011", // Order ID
name: "Norway swivel chair",
amount: 64900, // Number
buyer_email: "[email protected]",
buyer_name: "Hong Gildong",
buyer_tel: "010-4242-4242",
buyer_addr: "Shinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul",
buyer_postcode: "01181"
}, function (rsp) { // callback
if (rsp.success) {
...,
// Payment is successful
...
} else {
...,
// Payment failed
...
}
});
}
</script>
class RequestPay extends React.Component {
requestPay = () => {
IMP.request_pay({ // param
pg: "kcp",
pay_method: "card",
merchant_uid: "ORD20180131-0000011",
name: "Norway swivel chair",
amount: 64900,
buyer_email: "[email protected]",
buyer_name: "Hong Gildong",
buyer_tel: "010-4242-4242",
buyer_addr: "Shinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul",
buyer_postcode: "01181"
}, rsp => { // callback
if (rsp.success) {
...,
// Payment is successful
...
} else {
...,
// Payment failed
...
}
});
}
<script>
export default {
methods: {
requestPay: function () {
IMP.request_pay({ // param
pg: "kcp",
pay_method: "card",
merchant_uid: "ORD20180131-0000011",
name: "Norway swivel chair",
amount: 64900,
buyer_email: "[email protected]",
buyer_name: "Hong Gildong",
buyer_tel: "010-4242-4242",
buyer_addr: "Shinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul",
buyer_postcode: "01181"
}, rsp => { // callback
if (rsp.success) {
...,
// Payment is successful
...
} else {
...,
// Payment failed
...
}
});
}
}
}
</script>
Note - Creating an order ID (merchant_uid)
- The order number must always be assigned a unique value each time the payment window is requested.
- After the payment process is complete, the server uses the order ID to retrieve the order information for payment fraud check. Be sure to create a unique ID on the merchant server and store it in the DB.
sample.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<!-- jQuery -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.min.js" ></script>
<!-- iamport.payment.js -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.iamport.kr/js/iamport.payment-1.2.0.js"></script>
<script>
var IMP = window.IMP;
IMP.init("impXXXXXXXXX");
function requestPay() {
IMP.request_pay({
pg : 'kcp',
pay_method : 'card',
merchant_uid: "57008833-33004",
name : 'Carrots 10kg',
amount : 1004,
buyer_email : '[email protected]',
buyer_name : 'iamport tech support',
buyer_tel : '010-1234-5678',
buyer_addr : 'Samsung-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul',
buyer_postcode : '123-456'
}, function (rsp) { // callback
if (rsp.success) {
console.log(rsp);
} else {
console.log(rsp);
}
});
}
</script>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Sample Payment</title>
</head>
<body>
<button onclick="requestPay()">Pay</button> <!-- Pay button -->
</body>
</html>
When the payment process is completed successfully, you can receive the payment result depending on the payment window type as follows:
iframe | Popup |
---|---|
callback function | m_redirect_url |
What is an iframe?
It is a nested browser that effectively embeds another HTML page into the current page. By using the iframe element, other pages can be loaded and inserted into a web page without any restrictions.

iframe example
For PayPal payments, the payment window is loaded as a pop-up (new window) in a PC environment and you can also receive the payment result through m_redirect_url.
The following sample code processes the response to a payment request in a typical PC environment where the payment window is loaded as iframe.
JavaScript
JavaScript (ES Next)
client-side
IMP.request_pay({
/* ...Omitted... */
}, function (rsp) { // callback
if (rsp.success) { // payment successful: payment accepted or virtual account issued
// HTTP request with jQuery
jQuery.ajax({
url: "{Merchant endpoint that receives server's payment info}",
method: "POST",
headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" },
data: {
imp_uid: rsp.imp_uid, // Payment ID
merchant_uid: rsp.merchant_uid // Order ID
}
}).done(function (data) {
// Merchant server payment API call is successful
})
} else {
alert("Payment failed. Error: " + rsp.error_msg);
}
});
client-side
IMP.request_pay({
/* ...Omitted... */
}, rsp => { // callback
if (rsp.success) {
// HTTP request with axios
axios({
url: "{Endpoint that receives server's payment info}",
method: "post",
headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" },
data: {
imp_uid: rsp.imp_uid,
merchant_uid: rsp.merchant_uid
}
}).then((data) => {
// Server payment API call is successful
})
} else {
alert(\`Payment failed. Error: \${rsp.error_msg}\`);
}
});
Based on the the payment result (sucess/fail) in the response object (rsp) returned after the payment process is complete, add the post-payment processing logic in the callback function. When the payment is successful, add the logic to send the payment ID (imp_uid) and order ID (merchant_uid) to the server as shown above.
The final payment result logic processing must be handled stably by using a webhook. If you don't set up a webhook, you may fail to receive the payment result.
The following sample code processes the response to a payment request in a typical mobile environment where the payment window is redirected to a new page to process the payment result.
JavaScript
JavaScript (ES Next)
client-side
IMP.request_pay({
/* ...Omitted... */,
m_redirect_url: "{redirect URL}"
}, /* callback */); // callback is not called
client-side
IMP.request_pay({
/* ...Omitted... */,
m_redirect_url: "{redirect URL}"
}, /* callback */); // callback is not called
If m_redirect_url is specified as the request_pay function parameter as above, the payment result is sent to the URL address in the form of a query string after payment is completed.
The following is an example of redirecting URL based on the query string.
Payment successful/virtual account issued
Payment failed
curl https://myservice.com/payments/complete?imp_uid=unique_iamport_paymentID&merchant_uid=unique_merchant_orderID&imp_success=true
curl https://myservice.com/payments/complete?imp_uid=unique_iamport_paymentID&merchant_uid=unique_merchant_orderID&imp_success=false&error_code=error_code(none_defined_currently)&error_msg=error_message
Parameter | Description | Remarks |
---|---|---|
imp_uid | i'mport payment ID | Common |
merchant_uid | Merchant order ID | Common |
imp_success | Whether payment is successful | Common |
error_code | Error code | Upon failure |
error_msg | Error message | Upon failure |
If the payment window is redirected to a new page, you cannot receive the payment result via callback.
What does completion of the payment process mean?Thepayment process is complete
when:
1.Payment is successful (Status:paid
, imp_success:true
) 2.Payment fails (Status:failed
, imp_success:false
) 3.Payment window fails to open due to PG module setting error 4.User terminates the payment process by clicking the X or Cancel button 5.Payment is suspended due to invalid card information, limit exceeded, insufficient balance, etc. 6.Virtual account is issued (status:ready
, imp_success:true
)
The final payment result logic processing must be handled stably by using a webhook. If you don't set up a webhook, you may fail to receive the payment result.
Based on the payment information from the client, the server verifies the payment amount for fraud and saves the payment information in the database if needed. The following are the steps for verifying the payment information.
- Server receives the i'mport payment ID (imp_uid) and order ID (merchant_uid)
- Based on the response, compare the actual payment amount with the payment request amount (from merchant's database).
Node.js
Example of handling a POST request to the merchant endpoint URL that receives the payment information
server-side
app.use(bodyParser.json());
// "{Merchant endpoint that receives server's payment info}" POST request receiver
app.post("/payments/complete", async (req, res) => {
try {
// Get imp_uid, merchant_uid from req.body
const { imp_uid, merchant_uid } = req.body;
} catch (e) {
res.status(400).send(e);
}
});
Node.js
Example of calling the Get payment API with the i'mport payment ID (imp_uid) to retrieve the payment info.
server-side
app.use(bodyParser.json());
...
app.post("/payments/complete", async (req, res) => {
try {
// Get imp_uid, merchant_uid from req.body
const { imp_uid, merchant_uid } = req.body;
...
// Get access token
const getToken = await axios({
url: "https://api.iamport.kr/users/getToken",
method: "post", // POST method
headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" },
data: {
imp_key: "imp_apikey", // REST API key
imp_secret: "ekKoeW8RyKuT0zgaZsUtXXTLQ4AhPFW3ZGseDA6bkA5lamv9OqDMnxyeB9wqOsuO9W3Mx9YSJ4dTqJ3f" // REST API Secret
}
});
const { access_token } = getToken.data.response; // access token
...
// Get payment info from i'mport server using imp_uid
const getPaymentData = await axios({
// Pass imp_uid
url: \`https://api.iamport.kr/payments/\${imp_uid}\`,
// GET method
method: "get",
// Add access toke to Authorization header
headers: { "Authorization": access_token }
});
const paymentData = getPaymentData.data.response; // Payment info
...
} catch (e) {
res.status(400).send(e);
}
});
Why fraud detection is necessarySince the payment request is made on the client side, a payment request can be forged or falsified by manipulating the client script. Therefore, you must compare the original requested amount with the actual processed amount after the payment process is complete.For example, when paying for a product that costs 100,000 won, an attacker can manipulate the client script to change theamount
property to a value lower than the actual amount.Since you cannot prevent script manipulation on the client, you must check for fraud on the server after the payment is processed.
Node.js
Example of comparing the actual payment amount and the payment request amount, performing fraud check on the payment amount, and saving the data in the DB.
server-side
app.use(bodyParser.json());
...
app.post("/payments/complete", async (req, res) => {
try {
// Get imp_uid, merchant_uid from req.body
const { imp_uid, merchant_uid } = req.body;
// Get access token
/* ...Omitted... */
// Get payment info from iamport server using imp_uid
/* ...Omitted... */
const paymentData = getPaymentData.data.response; // Payment info
...
// Get the requested payment amount from the DB
const order = await Orders.findById(paymentData.merchant_uid);
const amountToBePaid = order.amount; // Requested payment amount
...
// Verify payment
const { amount, status } = paymentData;
// If amount matches. Processed amount === Requested amount
if (amount === amountToBePaid) {
await Orders.findByIdAndUpdate(merchant_uid, { $set: paymentData }); // Save payment info to DB
...
switch (status) {
case "ready": // Issue virtual account
// Save virtual account info in DB
const { vbank_num, vbank_date, vbank_name } = paymentData;
await Users.findByIdAndUpdate("/* customer id */", { $set: { vbank_num, vbank_date, vbank_name }});
// Send virtual account issuance text message
SMS.send({ text: \`Virtual account issued successfully. Account info \${vbank_num} \${vbank_date} \${vbank_name}\`});
res.send({ status: "vbankIssued", message: "Virtual account issued successfully" });
break;
case "paid": // Payment complete
res.send({ status: "success", message: "General payment successful" });
break;
}
} else { // Amount mismatch. Forged/falsified payment.
throw { status: "forgery", message: "Forged/falsified payment attempted" };
}
} catch (e) {
res.status(400).send(e);
}
});
The original requested amount is queried from the database with the
merchant_uid
, and the actual processed amount is retrieved from the i'mport server with the imp_uid
. The two values are compared to verify that they match. If the verification is successful, the payment information is saved in the database and a response is returned based on the payment status (status
). Otherwise, an error message is returned.The payment result must be processed on the database based on the data received through a webhook for stable processing without any missing result data.
In a typical PC-environment payment processed using an iframe, the payment response can be received via a callback function. When the result processing is completed on the merchant server, the result message based on the success of the payment is returned as shown in the following example.
JavaScript
JavaScript (ES Next)
client-side
IMP.request_pay({
/* ...Omitted... */
}, function (rsp) { // callback
if (rsp.success) { // payment successful: payment accepted or virtual account issued
// jQuery HTTP request
jQuery.ajax({
/* ...Omitted... */
}).done(function(data) { // response processing
switch(data.status) {
case: "vbankIssued":
// Virtual account issued
break;
case: "success":
// Payment successful
break;
}
});
} else {
alert("Payment failed. Error message: " + rsp.error_msg);
}
});
client-side
IMP.request_pay({
/* ...Omitted... */
}, rsp => { // callback
if (rsp.success) { // payment successful: payment accepted or virtual account issued
// axios HTTP request
axios({
/* ...Omitted... */
}).then((data) => { // Response processing
switch(data.status) {
case: "vbankIssued":
// Virtual account issued
break;
case: "success":
// Payment successful
break;
}
});
} else {
alert(\`Payment failed. Error message: \${rsp.error_msg}\`);
}
});
In a typical mobile environment payment processed by redirecting to a new page, process the payment complete message from the merchant endpoint URL set in the m_redirect_url parameter.
error_msg and error_code definitions
These parameters are returned as a response when the payment fails and they contains the same values returned from the PG without additional processing. Note that we don't yet provide definitions for the error codes and error messages that have accumulated in our system.
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