Flutterwave Python

Python Bindings for the Flutterwave Payment APIs.

Installation

To install the flutterwave python package, run the command below:

pip install --upgrade flutterwave

or:

easy_install --upgrade flutterwave

See http://www.pip-installer.org/en/latest/index.html for instructions on installing pip. If you are on a system with easy_install but not pip, you can use easy_install instead.

To install from source, run:

python setup.py install

API Services

• Charge Accounts
• Charge Cards
• Disburse to Accounts
• Account Number Lookup
• Card BIN Lookup
• Card Balance Enquiry
• Foreign Bank Account Transfers (ACH)
• BVN Validation
• IP Check

Getting Started

To debit an account, in two steps: first, tokenize the account, then charge the account using the returned token:

from flutterwave import Flutterwave
flw = Flutterwave("<api_key>", "<merchant_key>", {"debug": True})

payload = {
    "token": "FZeDswE6ju0ONCL3864",    # Token returned from account tokenization request
    "amount": "100",                   # Amount to debit from account
    "narration": "payment for coffee", # Description for this payment
    "country": "NG"                    # country of debit source
}

r = flw.account.charge(payload)
print "{}".format(r.text)

# Response
# {
#   {
#       "transactionreference":"FLW00292801",
#       "responseMessage":"Approved or Completed Successfully",
#       "responseCode":"00"
#   },
#   "status":"success"
# }

Tokens are valid means of charging an account or card subsequently. Find more examples here .

Sign up at http://flutterwave.com for API keys.

Testing

Flutterwave-Python is written in python version 2.7 and can be tested by running the command below from the package folder:

python -m unittest discover