EasyPaisa Integration

EasyPaisa — Pakistan's second payment giant

EasyPaisa by Telenor serves tens of millions of Pakistani users, particularly in Telenor's large subscriber base across rural and semi-urban Pakistan. For e-commerce platforms and digital services targeting a nationwide audience, accepting EasyPaisa alongside JazzCash is essential to capture close to 100% of the mobile-money market — the two wallets together represent the dominant share of digital payments in Pakistan outside bank cards.

EasyPaisa's OTC channel is especially powerful for businesses whose customers include people without smartphones or internet access. An agent-assisted payment allows a customer to walk into any EasyPaisa retailer with your reference number and pay in cash, with confirmation arriving at your webhook in near real time. Building this channel correctly requires proper payload encryption, MSISDN formatting, and asynchronous status handling — areas where many integrations fail.

A correct integration from day one

EasyPaisa v2 uses AES-128 CBC-mode payload encryption, which many developers implement incorrectly — leading to failed transactions, incorrect amounts, or security vulnerabilities. We implement the encryption layer with automated test vectors to verify correctness before a single transaction runs in sandbox. The result is an integration that works reliably from the first day in production.

The webhook architecture handles EasyPaisa's asynchronous notification pattern correctly, including idempotent processing to prevent double-fulfilment if the same callback is delivered more than once. A reconciliation job runs daily to catch any transactions that notified after webhook delivery failures, ensuring your finance team can close the books every day without manual reconciliation.

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