Enabling Paymes
Blocked setup reference for Paymes in Nevuto Admin, covering visible setup fields, currency support, and current credential compatibility limits.
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Paymes is listed under Settings > Payments for stores using a supported currency. However, enabling Paymes is currently blocked as an unverified setup reference because the credential pair and API endpoints expected by Nevuto's current Paymes integration cannot be matched to publicly documented Paymes virtual POS credentials.
Important — Current setup limitation (blocked setup reference)
Nevuto's current Paymes integration requires a Public key and Secret key (or Sandbox public key and Sandbox secret key) and validates the secret key as a Bearer token against a Stripe-style /v1/charges and /v1/checkout/sessions API on api.paymes.com in both live and sandbox modes. Public Paymes virtual POS documentation does not document this endpoint structure or identify where a merchant can obtain a compatible Bearer secret key and public key pair. Do not enter standard Paymes virtual POS keys expecting a working checkout flow; contact Nevuto support before attempting to enable Paymes.
Before you start
- Sign in as the store owner or with a staff account that has permission to manage Payments. Staff accounts without Payments permission cannot open the Paymes settings page.
- Confirm that your store currency is in the Paymes integration's supported currency list:
AUD,CAD,CHF,EUR,GBP,HKD,JPY,NZD,SGD,TRYorUSD. If your store uses another currency, Paymes appears disabled in the payment provider picker. - Because the credential mapping between a Paymes merchant account and Nevuto's current Paymes gateway is unresolved, treat the form below as a setup reference only until compatibility is confirmed for your store.
Open the Paymes setup
- In your Nevuto admin, go to Settings > Payments.
- Click Add payment in the upper-right corner, then select Add payment provider.
- In the Add payment method modal, enter Paymes in Enter payment method. Clear any category tab filter if it hides the result.
- Select the Paymes card to open its setup form.
Opening the setup form does not connect or activate Paymes until settings are submitted. Select any screenshot to view it at full size.
Review the API key fields
In the Configure API keys card, the Paymes setup form displays two live credential fields and a status toggle:
- Public key: Required by the form when saving live credentials for the first time, although the current backend gateway does not send this field in its payment requests.
- Secret key: Required when saving live credentials. When you click Submit with sandbox mode off, Nevuto sends this value as a Bearer token to
api.paymes.comto test the connection. - Enable payment status: Controls whether Paymes is shown as an active payment option at checkout once saved.
The Configure API keys card on initial setup with empty credential fields, Enable payment status turned off, and Submit disabled until changes are made.
Review sandbox mode fields
Expanding Sandbox mode inside Configure API keys displays the test-mode controls:
- Sandbox public key: Required by the form when saving sandbox credentials on initial setup.
- Sandbox secret key: Required when saving with Enable sandbox mode turned on.
- Enable sandbox mode: Switches Nevuto from the live fields to the sandbox fields. Note that in the current integration, both sandbox mode and live mode send requests to the same
api.paymes.comhost rather than a separate sandbox host.
This screenshot shows an unsaved example with Sandbox mode expanded and Enable sandbox mode turned on while all four credential fields remain empty.
Set optional payment limits
The Payment Limits card lets you restrict the cart totals for which a payment provider can appear at checkout. Turn on the Payment Limits switch and enter a Minimum Cart Amount and Maximum Cart Amount in your store currency. The minimum amount cannot exceed the maximum amount.
The $50–$500 USD range shown above is a prepared unsaved example, not a saved store setting or required range.
Troubleshooting
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