Connecting Click, Payme and Uzum payments to a website, app or Telegram bot

What you need before development

• A legal entity or individual entrepreneur, a bank account and a merchant agreement with each payment service you want to use.
• The test credentials (sandbox) from each service, so payments can be checked before going live.
• A decision on how receipts are issued, in line with current tax requirements; agree it with your accountant.

How the integration works

• The customer chooses a payment service on your site, app or bot and pays on its page or in its app.
• The payment service notifies your server of each status: created, paid, cancelled. Your system must check these notifications and update the order only on a confirmed payment.
• Refunds, partial payments and repeated notifications need to be handled too; that is where most errors appear.

Check before launch

• Pay and cancel test orders with each service; check that the order status, the stock and the CRM update correctly.
• Log every notification from the payment service, so any disputed payment can be traced.

Questions and answers

Can we connect several payment services at once?

Yes. Most stores offer Click, Payme and Uzum together; each is connected separately but they can share one order and payment model in your system.

Can a Telegram bot accept payments?

Yes, through payment services connected to the bot or to a Telegram Mini App, with the status sent to your system.

Who builds websites and apps with online payments in Tashkent?

Many developers. Eurosoft builds online stores, ordering apps and bots with online payments; for example it built the web and payments of Flagshop's 110 kiosks in Seoul, with 99.8% payment success.