Getting started with In-App Payments

In case you are wondering what the In-App Payments service is or what it can do for you, check out the service overview page: In-App Payments for Android.

Overview

In-App Payments for Android enable developers seamlessly integrate a payment option right into their application with a few very simple steps. From there on charging for the premium features of an application or selling virtual credits is as simple as it is for the end-user to accept the payment and have it added to her monthly bill.

How this section is organized?

The page you are reading at the moment is the starting point of the In-App Payments service API help section. We recommend you work the following sections through step-by-step as they go (do not worry – they are short and easy to understand just as it is easy to set up all Fortumo services).

First steps

This section guides you through creating and configuring the service in Fortumo backend. Backend configuration is the very first step to take in new service creation as it is the backbone that everything else depends on.

Configuring the library

Library configuration section describes the necessary dependencies to set up that enable your application to present the end user with the payment option.

Payment forwarding

Here you learn about an option to get information on initialized payments or changes in payment statuses to a separate URL via HTTP GET request. All the parameters passed to your script are described here.

Full java documentation

As the name implies you can find all the Java classes, methods and field descriptions right here in the familiar Javadocs API format.

Changelog

Fortumo In-App Payments library changes by version.