Installation in PrestaShop

You need a test account to try the module. It’s free to sign up, and it only takes a few minutes. Once your account is created, you’ll receive a unique test merchant number for testing.

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Please state that you want a test account in the comment field in step 2. You can disregard prices etc.

When you’ve tested the module and are ready to accept real payments, simply tell us you’re ready and we’ll upgrade your test account to a production account. Doing it this way means you don’t have to create a new ePay account.

Notice: Before installing the module, please make a backup of your website.

First, download the payment module to your computer.

Download module here

Log in to your PrestaShop administration. Go to Modules in the menu, and click ‘Add new module’ at the top of the screen (see image 1). Choose the zip-file you just downloaded (see image 2).

Find the Bambora module, and click the ‘Install’ button on the right (see image 3). 

Bambora's payment module is now installed.

The module is installed and must be activated.

Press the ‘Configure’ button by the Bambora module in the menu Modules to configure the module (see image 4).

Enter the merchant number you received from Bambora in the field “Merchant number”.

Press the button ‘Update settings’ at the bottom to save your settings.

The domain from which you are testing must be registered on your Bambora account in the menu Settings -> Payment system. If the domain is not registered, Bambora cannot open the payment window and present it to your customers.

Now, simply complete a payment as if you were a regular customer in your shop. Choose ePay using creditcard at checkout.

Find an example of Bambora's s payment window in image 5.

Add your own logo and company information at the top of the window. You can do this from the Bambora administration in the menu Settings -> Payment window. 

The customer chooses between all the payment methods activated on your account. When the customer has completed the payment and closed the payment window, she is sent to an order confirmation page which you can define in PrestaShop (see image 6).

The order has now been placed. The shop received the order, and Bambora received the payment information.