Payments

bKash Payment Gateway Integration

Secure bKash tokenized checkout, direct merchant API integrations, and webhook handlers for web and mobile platforms, engineered and supported by our Dhaka team.

Reliable bKash integrations built and monitored by engineers

Integrating bKash is essential for digital commerce in Bangladesh, but handling mobile payments reliably requires more than calling an endpoint. From token grants and refresh cycles to webhooks and ledger reconciliation, small flaws cause dropped transactions or duplicate payments. We build robust Bangladesh mobile payment integration setups using the bKash API and bKash tokenized checkout across web and mobile apps. Our workflow uses AI coding tools to accelerate boilerplate generation, payload schemas, and mock testing, while experienced software engineers in Dhaka direct the architecture, secure credential storage, and enforce idempotent callback processing. Every integration includes automated retry logic, ledger verification, and failure recovery states so your checkout remains dependable at scale.

AI-assisted, expert-led bKash integration

How AI assists

  • Generates API client boilerplate, request schemas, and signature verification routines for the bKash API
  • Drafts unit tests for token refresh cycles, timeout scenarios, and simulated network interruptions
  • Scaffolds database migration scripts for transaction logs, refund records, and idempotency keys
  • Parses bKash sandbox response logs to trace error codes, malformed payloads, and failed callbacks

What our experts own

  • Engineers architect secure key management, keeping merchant credentials and app secrets out of client code
  • Engineers design idempotent payment execution and webhook handlers to prevent double-charging or missed credits
  • Specialists audit error recovery flows, ensuring clear customer UI states when bKash sessions expire or fail
  • Our team verifies end-to-end sandbox and production transactions before approving live deployment

How a bKash payment is processed and verified

Illustrative transaction flow; your backend architecture and agreement model determine exact implementation.

  1. Create payment

    Customer selects bKash at checkout; your server calls the bKash API to create a payment session and returns the checkout URL.

  2. Customer authorization

    Buyer enters credentials and OTP on the official bKash interface; bKash redirects back with a paymentID and status.

    Checkpoint: Authentication verified by bKash

  3. Execute payment

    Your backend receives the callback and executes the transaction against bKash, validating transaction status and amount.

  4. Order fulfillment

    Your system records the bKash trxID, updates order state to paid, and dispatches invoice and confirmation messages.

  5. Daily reconciliation

    Scheduled batch jobs cross-check internal payment records with bKash settlement reports to flag any discrepancies.

    Checkpoint: Finance team reviews unmapped records

When something fails: Failed executions query bKash payment status before retrying; unresolved attempts trigger alerts and leave orders in a pending-review state.

What you receive

What your bKash project can include

  • Tokenized checkout implementation

    Seamless bKash tokenized checkout integration allowing recurring charges, 1-click repeat payments, and saved agreements without re-entering account details.

  • Direct payment gateway integration

    Standard checkout flows connecting your web or mobile app to the bKash payment gateway with clean redirects and instant callback handling.

  • Idempotent webhook handlers

    Server endpoints that verify incoming bKash callbacks, log transaction IDs, and process events once to eliminate duplicate order confirmations.

  • Automated refund & query APIs

    Integration with bKash payment status query and refund endpoints to handle order cancellations, dispute checks, and reversals cleanly.

  • ERP and ledger reconciliation

    Automated reconciliation jobs comparing bKash statement records against your database or ERP, flagging missing or mismatched transactions.

  • Mobile SDK & app integration

    Native iOS, Android, and cross-platform integrations using official bKash merchant SDKs or webview bridges optimized for low-latency checkout.

Prepare an integration that your team can operate

  • Access and inputs

    Provide access to your bKash developer portal or sandbox credentials, app repositories, and server hosting environment. Define required payment models such as one-time checkout or tokenized recurring billing.

  • A realistic first scope

    Choose a defined checkout flow first. Webhook listeners, error boundaries, and idempotency logic are implemented and validated before introducing recurring subscription tokens or ERP automated ledgers.

  • Handover and maintenance

    We deliver verified integration code, transaction retry instructions, webhook logs, and reconciliation guides. Your team manages production keys, with ongoing maintenance available under an agreed support plan.

How we deliver your bKash project

  1. 01

    Account audit and API scoping

    Review your bKash merchant portal status, credential readiness, checkout UX, and server stack to select tokenized or checkout URL integration.

  2. 02

    Sandbox build and contract testing

    Implement authentication, payment execution, and webhook routes against the bKash sandbox, verifying edge cases and timeout handling.

  3. 03

    Live credential migration and UAT

    Configure production credentials securely, execute controlled real-money test transactions, and verify automated ledger and notification logs.

  4. 04

    Production rollout and monitoring

    Staged deployment with error tracking and reconciliation alerts enabled, followed by ongoing API maintenance and version updates.

Two ways to work with AI tools

AI helps draft integration code and contract tests. Choose where it may process your code and API data.

Not sure? We'll recommend one during scoping. Compare AI delivery options

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between bKash tokenized checkout and standard checkout?

Standard checkout redirects buyers to bKash to authenticate every transaction manually. Tokenized checkout creates a secure payment agreement on the first transaction, allowing subsequent 1-click payments or recurring subscription charges without leaving your app, ideal for high-frequency or subscription platforms.

How do you prevent duplicate charges if a network timeout occurs during payment?

We implement idempotency keys and backend query calls. When an execute payment call times out or drops, our server immediately invokes the bKash payment query API using the paymentID to confirm actual gateway status before initiating any retry or marking an order as failed.

Do we need an approved bKash merchant account before starting integration?

We can build and test your entire integration in the bKash sandbox environment using test credentials. However, live deployment and production testing require an active bKash merchant account with production API credentials issued by bKash.

Plan your bKash payment gateway integration with us

Share your platform stack, checkout flow requirements, and timeline. We'll reply with questions, risks and a suggested first step.