Overview of the Hyp Payment Platform

Hyp is Israel's leading PCI DSS-certified payment gateway. It provides secure, reliable, and fully customizable payment solutions for businesses of all sizes.

Key capabilities

• Hosted payment page – a customizable, PCI DSS-compliant payment page that supports branding, styling, and multiple payment methods out of the box.

• Support for a variety of payment methods, including credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bit, payment links, and gift cards.

• Advanced payment scenarios:

  • Recurring payments – subscriptions and standing orders

  • Two-phase commits – authorization and capture flows

  • Tokenization for storing and reusing card details

  • Refunds

  • Payouts

• Israeli market optimization:

  • Native support for Israeli personal ID verification

  • Installment payments (“Tashlumim”)

  • Gift card integrations with major local providers

Who this documentation is for

• New users. If you are only looking to sign up for Hyp, start by reading about prerequisites and requirements, then continue with environment setup instructions.

• Developers. If you are integrating Hyp into your application, this documentation covers Hyp's XML API, supported commands, request/response formats, and integration patterns.

• Experienced integrators. If you already work with Hyp and just need command-level details, go directly to the API reference.

How to get started

1. Contact Hyp sales for pricing, onboarding, and tailored solutions.

2. Review prerequisites and requirements.

3. Complete environment setup to configure your test and production environments.

4. Familiarize yourself with key concepts and the request/response structure.

5. Follow the step-by-step guide on implementing a basic integration flow in a sample Node.js application.

6. Explore the available payment flows and configurations and choose those that best fit your business needs.

7. Explore the API reference to dive deeper into specific commands.

Special thanks

The Hyp team would like to thank Tom Granot and Jura Gorohovsky for their help writing, editing and testing this documentation site.