- Payment methods

- API credentials
- Merchant ID
- Store ID
- Public key ID
- Private key (PEM)
Set up Amazon Pay so travellers pay with the cards saved in their Amazon account. You need an Amazon Pay account in one of the countries listed above, approved for travel.
Register with Amazon Pay
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Sign up
Sign up at pay.amazon.com for your region. This opens Amazon Pay Seller Central for your account.
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Ask for travel approval
Ask Amazon to approve your business for travel (see Amazon's policy), and wait for its answer.
Get your keys in Integration Central
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Create a key pair
In Seller Central, open Integration Central and create an API key pair.
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Keep the private key file
Download the private key file and keep it safe: Amazon cannot send it again.
- 3
Copy the three IDs
Copy the Merchant ID, the Store ID and the Public key ID.
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Add your booking addresses
Add each web address travellers book on, such as your website and yourname.tourtask.com, to the allowed domains. The Amazon Pay button does not show anywhere else.
Add Amazon Pay in TourTask
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Open the Amazon Pay card
Go to Configuration → Payment options and click the Amazon Pay card under Online payments → Payment gateways. Not there? Choose Show all gateways under the cards.
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Choose the country and currency
Pick the Country where your Amazon Pay account and its bank account are, and the Currency travellers pay in. Click Add. To change either later, remove Amazon Pay with Remove and add it again.
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Fill in your API credentials
Under Authentication, the card has a field for each:
Merchant ID
Store ID
Public key ID
Private key (PEM)Each field saves when you click out of it.
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Activate Amazon Pay
Click Activate once every field is filled in. The card turns Active, and travellers can pay with Amazon Pay on your booking page. Every payment goes straight into your own Amazon Pay account: TourTask never holds your money.
Questions we get asked
The booking page's address is missing from the allowed domains in Seller Central. Add it there: example.com and www.example.com are two entries.
Yes, in full or in part, up to ten times per payment, from the payment's menu on the booking. The refund shows as pending until Amazon credits the traveller.