Payment provider backends you control
Each one matches the PSP's own sandbox, down to the refusal codes and the HTTP status. You get the declines theirs will not produce, and a 3D Secure challenge your tests can complete.
POST /adyen/checkout/v71/payments
"holderName": "insufficient_funds"
<- 200 OK
"resultCode": "Refused"
"refusalReasonCode": "12"
POST /stripe/2026-07-29/v1/payment_intents
billing_details[name]: insufficient_funds
<- 402 Payment Required
"error.code": "card_declined"
"error.decline_code": "insufficient_funds"What you can do with it
Any decline you ask for
From a plain soft decline to expired and stolen cards, suspected fraud and AVS mismatch. Name the cardholder after the case you want and that is what comes back, in the PSP's own code.
3D Secure without a human
The full 3DS2 flow, from the device fingerprint step to a frictionless pass or a challenge by OTP, redirect or banking app. We serve the challenge page, so a test gets through it with nobody clicking.
The whole payment lifecycle
Authorise, capture, partially capture, refund, refund without capture, cancel after capture, adjust an authorisation, overcapture. Each PSP says which of these it supports and behaves the way it does in production.
Idempotency keys that work
Send the same idempotency key twice and get the first action back instead of a second charge, the way the vendor does it. That behavior is hard to test anywhere else.
What's available
adyen
1 version · 5 endpoints · Apple Pay, Cards, Google Pay, PayPal
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| checkout | v71 | 5 | allowZeroAuthcancelcancelAfterCapturecaptureidempotencyovercapturepartialCapturepartialRefundrefundrefundWithoutCapturethreeDS |
ccbill
1 version · 3 endpoints · Cards
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | v1 | 3 | threeDS |
checkout
1 version · 7 endpoints · Cards
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | v1 | 7 | allowZeroAuthcancelcaptureidempotencypartialCapturepartialRefundrefundthreeDS |
conekta
1 version · 8 endpoints · Apple Pay, BNPL, Cards, Google Pay
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | 2.3.0 | 8 | cancelcapturepartialCapturepartialRefundrefundsingleCapturethreeDS |
klarna
2 versions · 7 endpoints · Direct Bank Transfer, Direct Debit, Klarna, Pay Later
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| ordermanagement | v1 | 4 | |
| payments | v1 | 3 | cancelcapturecaptureAfterRefundidempotencypartialCapturepartialRefundrefund |
mercadopago
1 version · 11 endpoints · Account Money, Apple Pay, Boleto, Cards
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | v1 | 11 | cancelcaptureidempotencypartialCapturepartialRefundrefundsingleCapturethreeDS |
paypal
2 versions · 10 endpoints · Cards, PayPal
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| orders | v2 | 5 | cancelcaptureidempotencyovercapturepartialCapturepartialRefundrefundthreeDS |
| payments | v2 | 5 |
paysafe
1 version · 6 endpoints · Apple Pay, Cards, EPS, Google Pay
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| payments | v1 | 6 | cancelcaptureidempotencypartialCapturepartialRefundrefundthreeDS |
przelewy24
1 version · 6 endpoints · Apple Pay, BLIK, Cards, Google Pay
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | v1 | 6 | cancelcaptureidempotencypartialRefundrefund |
razorpay
1 version · 4 endpoints · Cardless EMI, Cards, EMI, Netbanking
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | v1 | 4 | capturepartialRefundrefund |
shift4
1 version · 1 endpoint · Apple Pay, Cards, Google Pay
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| gateway | v1 | 1 | cancelcaptureidempotencypartialCapturepartialRefundrefundthreeDS |
stripe
1 version · 11 endpoints · Cards, PayPal
| API | Version | Endpoints | Supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | 2026-07-29 | 11 | cancelcaptureidempotencypartialCapturepartialRefundrefundsingleCapturethreeDS |
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