Test EBANX gateway integration in Chargebee test site
Problem Statement
This article helps you understand test ebanx gateway integration in chargebee test site.
Solution
You can simulate the checkout experience of an end customer using EBANX using the Chargebee Billing test site. This allows you to validate the integration, smart routing, and customer information flow before going live.
Prerequisites
Before starting the test, ensure that the following setup steps are completed:
- Ensure that the EBANX test instance is connected in your Chargebee test site.
- Set up Smart Routing as recommended for EBANX transactions.
- Generate a Checkout link from your test site.
Checkout Flow
During the EBANX-specific checkout flow, you will be prompted to provide the following information:
- Document Type
- Document ID
- Full Name
These fields are required for compliance with local regulations in LATAM markets. Make sure that the values you provide are consistent. For example, the Document ID must match the selected Document Type and correspond with the customer’s full name.
Test Credentials
Use the following credentials to simulate a successful checkout with EBANX:
| Field | Test Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Document Type | CPF | CPF is the Brazilian tax ID required for card transactions. |
| Document ID | 98765432100 | Valid CPF format for testing. |
| Full Name | Maria Oliveira | Must match the Document ID provided above. |
| Card Number | 4111 1111 1111 1111 | Visa test card number. |
| Expiry Date | Any future month/year | Example: 12/28 |
| CVV | Any 3-digit number | Example: 123 |
Expected Result
After entering the test credentials, you should expect the following:
- The transaction will proceed successfully, simulating a valid EBANX card payment flow.
- You may repeat the test using different expiry dates or CVV values to confirm consistent results.
Important Notes
- These credentials are valid only in the Chargebee Test Site and cannot be used in production.
- For testing other EBANX payment methods (e.g., boleto or local wallets), refer to EBANX’s official sandbox documentation.
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