Payment Test Fixtures (JSON)
Export a provider’s official test cards as JSON fixtures for automated tests.
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Good to know: Drop the JSON into your test suite (Cypress, Playwright, Jest) to loop through every scenario.
How to use it (step by step)
- 1Choose your options: “Provider”.
- 2Press “Export JSON”.
- 3Copy the result with the Copy button. Press the button again for a fresh result.
Words to know
- Test / sandbox mode
- A practice version of a payment system. You can “pay” with test cards to try your checkout, but no real money moves.
- JSON
- A common text format apps use to store and send data, made of names and values in { } brackets.
- Mock data
- Made-up sample data used to test apps without touching real people’s information.
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