# Paytm Payment Gateway

Paytm Payment Gateway is a service provided by Paytm, an Indian mobile payment and financial services company. It offers a secure and convenient way to collect payments through various methods, including credit cards, debit cards, net banking, UPI, and Paytm Wallet.

Paytm developer keys, you need to follow these general steps. Keep in mind that the process might have changed, so it's recommended to check the official Paytm developer documentation for the most up-to-date information:

1. Create a Paytm Business Account: Go to the Paytm for Business website (<https://business.paytm.com/>).
2. Sign up for a Paytm Business Account.
3. Complete the KYC process for your business account. This may involve submitting certain documents as per Paytm's requirements.
4. Access the Developer Dashboard:
5. Once your business account is set up and KYC is complete, log in to the Paytm Dashboard for Business.
6. Create a New App: In the dashboard, navigate to the "API Keys" or "Developer" section. Create a new app. Provide the necessary details about your application.
7. Generate API Keys: After creating the app, you should be able to generate API keys. These keys, including the Merchant ID, Merchant Key, and other relevant credentials, are essential for integrating Paytm services into your application.
8. Configure API Settings: Configure the API settings based on your requirements. Paytm provides documentation that explains how to integrate their APIs into your application.
9. Test Environment: Paytm usually provides a sandbox or test environment where you can test your integration without making real transactions. This is important to ensure that your integration works correctly.
10. Go Live: Once you have thoroughly tested your integration in the sandbox environment, you can request to go live. Paytm may have a separate process for reviewing and approving your application for production.
11. Secure your API Keys: Paytm API keys are sensitive information. Make sure to store them securely and never expose them in public repositories or insecure environments.

&#x20;Paytm's developer documentation may have been updated since then. Always refer to the official Paytm documentation or contact Paytm support for the latest and most accurate information.
