Epoint Python SDK
A typed Python SDK for the Epoint (epoint.az) payment gateway: sync and async, every endpoint, signed callbacks, and retry rules built so a payment is never sent twice.
Card payments, saved cards, refunds, Apple Pay and Google Pay through Epoint, wallets and ledgers, and cross border transfers over USDT. Built so a customer is never charged twice.
A retry at the wrong moment charges a customer twice. A redirect you trusted without checking marks an unpaid order as paid. I build payments around those cases first.
The checkout on your site or app, signed callbacks, refunds, payment status pages, a ledger or wallet if you need one, and an admin view where you can see every payment and what happened to it.
A typed Python SDK for the Epoint (epoint.az) payment gateway: sync and async, every endpoint, signed callbacks, and retry rules built so a payment is never sent twice.
Cross-border payments: card in, USDT over the cheapest network, card out. One hardened Django app with a web UI, a REST API and a real Telegram Mini App.
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I wrote an open source SDK for Epoint, and I have worked with card acquiring, payouts and USDT networks. Other gateways with a documented API can be connected the same way.
A refused connection is retried, but a timeout on a call that moves money is not. It is marked as unknown and checked against the gateway first, and transfers are idempotent, so the same request cannot move money twice.
Yes, through the Epoint widget.
Yes. Oyun Qurdu and Obadan both have wallets, and orders can be paid from the balance automatically.
A few lines are enough. I answer every message, usually the same day.