1. Payment
Storm ๐ ve Tsunami ๐
The payment initiation service supports two different mechanisms. Although these mechanisms operate on the same principle, they have different architectures designed to handle varying volumes of transactions.
The Storm ๐ model supports up to 500 transactions. When a transaction order is sent, it creates the payments and returns relevant details such as payment IDs and UniqueCodes in the API response before processing, making it easier to track them.
The Tsunami ๐ model supports up to 50,000 transactions. When a transaction order is sent, the entire request is handed over to Paywallโs queues, and only a BulkPayment
record is created, returning the BulkPaymentId
as the response. This ensures that the client (you) receives a fast response from Paywall APIs. All transactions are then processed using special algorithms and flow principles, and the result of the batch operation is sent to the CallbackUrl
provided in the request.
The Tsunami ๐ model is designed to handle high-volume data processing. For this reason, we strongly recommend using GZip
or Brotli
compression in your requests. This ensures that the data transmitted over the network is compressed, potentially reducing latency by up to 90%.
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