MakePay SDK Libraries

Overview

Use an official MakePay SDK, framework package, or starter when your backend owns payment-link creation, donations, subscriptions, products, bookkeeping, checkout URL generation, settings reads, and signed webhook verification.

The SDKs are server-side integrations unless the guide explicitly describes a mobile checkout helper. Keep MakePay API keys and webhook secrets in trusted backend code, workers, or private server routes.

Official SDKs

SDK	Package	Best fit	Guide
Go SDK	github.com/makecryptoio/makepay-go	Go services, background workers, custom APIs, and signed webhook handlers.	Go SDK
PHP SDK	makepay/makepay-php	Laravel, Symfony, custom PHP, and server-rendered payment flows.	PHP SDK
Python SDK	makepay	Python backends for payment links, donations, bookkeeping, shops, and webhooks.	Python SDK
NPM SDK	@makecrypto/makepay	Node.js, Next.js, TypeScript backends, and server-side webhook handlers.	NPM SDK
Rust SDK	makepay	Rust services, async workers, CLIs, payments, donations, bookkeeping, and webhooks.	Rust SDK
Java SDK	io.makecrypto:makepay	Java, Spring, Micronaut, Quarkus, JVM backends, bookkeeping, POS, and signed webhooks.	Java SDK
Swift SDK	makepay-swift-sdk	Swift server backends, Vapor services, Apple-platform teams, and webhook verification.	Swift SDK
.NET SDK	MakePay	ASP.NET Core and C# services that create payment links and verify webhooks.	.NET SDK
ASP.NET Core Starter	makepay-aspnetcore-starter	C# starter app with routes, examples, and webhook verification.	ASP.NET Core
Laravel Package	makepay/makepay-laravel	Laravel apps that want config, facades, and webhook route helpers.	Laravel
Symfony Bundle	makepay/symfony-bundle	Symfony services with autowireable clients and event dispatch.	Symfony
Ruby SDK	makepay	Ruby services creating checkout sessions and verifying webhooks.	Ruby SDK
Rails Engine	makepay-rails	Rails-native routes, controllers, generators, and webhook handling.	Rails
Kotlin SDK	io.makepay:makepay-kotlin	Kotlin JVM services for payment links, customers, checkout URLs, and webhooks.	Kotlin SDK
Android SDK	io.makepay:makepay-android	Android checkout intents and deep-link helpers backed by server-created links.	Android SDK
Dart / Flutter SDK	makepay	Flutter apps and Dart relays that use backend-created checkout URLs.	Dart / Flutter
C++ SDK	MakePay::makepay	Native services, game servers, embedded services, and CMake projects.	C++ SDK
Elixir SDK	make_pay	Phoenix services that create payment links and verify signed webhooks.	Elixir SDK

Release Channels

• The Go module is indexed on pkg.go.dev.
• The NPM package is published as @makecrypto/makepay.
• The Python package is published as makepay on PyPI.
• The PHP package is published as makepay/makepay-php on Packagist.
• The Rust package is published as makepay on crates.io.
• The Java package is published as io.makecrypto:makepay on Maven Central.
• The Swift package is listed on the official Swift Package Index.
• Source-first SDKs and framework starters are published from the linked repositories while package registry releases roll out.
• Each SDK also has a standalone public GitHub repository linked above.

Choosing A Surface

Use a commerce plugin when the merchant already runs a supported platform such as WooCommerce, PrestaShop, OpenCart, Magento, WHMCS, or Wix.

Use an SDK when your own application creates payment links or donation pages, stores payment UIDs on orders or invoices, opens hosted or embedded checkout, syncs customer, product, shop, or bookkeeping data, and reconciles payment status from signed webhooks.