Test payments with Quick Pay

This workspace is available only to DealJourney platform administrators. It bills for DealJourney itself; it does not connect a customer's own merchant account.

Open Quick Pay in the platform administration sidebar. The workspace uses your currently selected company. Compare with Easy Pay opens the existing provider workspace without changing the provider used for customer billing.

1. 1Open Connection and use Check connection. Credentials are stored on the server. An unavailable callback does not prevent manual test verification.
2. 2In Payments, enter Amount, choose Currency and Checkout language, and keep Mode set to Test. The preferred-language option uses your account's current interface language. Unrecognised languages fall back to English.
3. 3Use Create checkout, then Open checkout. Only use Quickpay's official test cards. Test transactions and an acquirer must be enabled in Quickpay Manager.
4. 4After authorising the card, use Capture test payment and Verify payment. An authorisation alone is not a completed payment.

Test payments record the captured result but do not extend real subscriptions, grant credits, or issue sales invoices. Live payments are unavailable until the server is explicitly enabled and a public callback has been configured.

Subscription shows the company's shared billing subscription. Prepare period payment prepares payment for that period using the subscription's stored amount and currency. A verified live payment extends the period once, even if Quickpay delivers the same notification again. Existing providers and Quickpay share this accounting logic, while keeping their payment attempts separate.

If creation is interrupted, refresh the list and use Recover checkout on the existing attempt. This recovers its checkout instead of creating a second payment. Returning from a checkout is never treated as proof of payment.