Setting up your Apple Pay Merchant ID in the Merchant Back Office

In the menu Settings > Company > Merchant IDs of your Merchant Back Office:

Select your Apple Pay MID created in the Merchant IDs tab.
The contract details appear.
In the Apple Pay Payment Processing Certificate section, click on Download a certificate signature request (*. csr).
The platform requires a signed certificate for payment processing. This certificate is mandatory.
Connect to Apple Developer to import the downloaded file. Follow these steps to obtain a signed certificate:
1. Go to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles.
2. In the App IDs list, select Merchant IDs.
3. From page Merchant ID, go to section Apple Pay Payment Processing Certificate.
4. Click Create Certificate.
  The certificate creation page appears.
5. Click Choose file then load the file downloaded from your Merchant Back Office.
  Example: processing.bdupont-1234-apple.csr
6. Click Continue then Download on the page that appears.
  The signed certificate is generated.
7. Register the downloaded certificate.
In the Apple Pay Payment Processing Certificate section, click on Import the certificate signed by Apple (.cer).
This button appears after the certificate signing request has been downloaded.
Import the downloaded certificate.
Example: processing.bdupont-1234-apple.csr

The Status of the field changes to Certificate enabled.
In the Apple Pay Merchant Identity Certificate section, click on Download a certificate signature request (.csr).

The platform needs a signed certificate for merchant identity. This certificate is mandatory.

The two files each have a different prefix for easy identification.

Examples:

processing.bdupont-1234-apple.csr

identity.bdupont-1234-apple.csr
From your Apple accountApple Developer:
1. Go to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles.
2. In the App IDs list, select Merchant IDs.
3. From Merchant ID page, go to Apple Pay Merchant Identity Certificate section.
4. Click Create Certificate.
  The certificate creation page appears.
5. Click Choose file then load the file downloaded from your Merchant Back Office.
  Example: identity.bdupont-1234-apple.csr
6. Click Continue then Download on the page that appears.
  The signed certificate is generated.
7. Register the downloaded certificate.
In the Apple Pay Merchant Identity Certificate section, click on Import the certificate signed by Apple (.cer).
This button appears after the certificate signing request has been downloaded.
Import the downloaded certificate.
Example: identity.bdupont-1234-apple.csr

The Status of the field changes to Certificate enabled.
Declare domains.
You must declare all the URLs where Apple Pay will be used, and these URLs must be in https.
1. Sign in to your Apple Developer account.
2. In the App IDs list, select Merchant IDs.
3. Select your Merchant ID (see: Creating an Apple Developer merchant ID.).
4. Under the Merchant Domain section, select Add Domain.
5. Fill in your domain name and click save.
6. Select Download then save the apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association file obtained.
7. Create a directory called .well-known at the root of your domain.
8. Retrieve the registered file apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association and drop it into the directory.
  You should obtain a url like this: https://your-domain.com/.well-known/apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association
9. Return to your Merchant Domain home then click on Verify.
The Apple Pay contract declaration is complete.

You will receive an e-mail from Apple when the certificate renewal period approaches.

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