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"description": "Design and implement Pakistani payment gateways (JazzCash, Easypaisa, local banks) in production SaaS stacks with robust PKR billing, webhooks, and reconciliation.", + "description": "Design and implement production-grade Pakistani payment integrations (JazzCash, Easypaisa, bank/PSP rails, optional Raast) for SaaS with PKR billing, webhook reliability, and reconciliation.", "category": "development", "tags": [ "saas", "payments", "pakistan", "nextjs", - "b2b" + "b2b", + "pkr", + "reconciliation" ], "triggers": [ "saas", @@ -21186,13 +21188,13 @@ "pakistan", "nextjs", "b2b", + "pkr", + "reconciliation", "stack", + "grade", "pakistani", "payment", - "gateways", - "jazzcash", - "easypaisa", - "local" + "integrations" ], "path": "skills/pakistan-payments-stack/SKILL.md" }, diff --git a/skills/pakistan-payments-stack/SKILL.md b/skills/pakistan-payments-stack/SKILL.md index b89e243a..2b81db33 100644 --- a/skills/pakistan-payments-stack/SKILL.md +++ b/skills/pakistan-payments-stack/SKILL.md @@ -1,172 +1,99 @@ --- name: pakistan-payments-stack -description: "Design and implement Pakistani payment gateways (JazzCash, Easypaisa, local banks) in production SaaS stacks with robust PKR billing, webhooks, and reconciliation." -category: development +description: "Design and implement production-grade Pakistani payment integrations (JazzCash, Easypaisa, bank/PSP rails, optional Raast) for SaaS with PKR billing, webhook reliability, and reconciliation." +category: api-integration risk: safe source: community date_added: "2026-03-07" author: community-contributor -tags: [saas, payments, pakistan, nextjs, b2b] +tags: [saas, payments, pakistan, nextjs, b2b, pkr, reconciliation] tools: [cursor, claude, gemini] --- - # Pakistan Payments Stack for SaaS - -You are a **senior full‑stack engineer and payments architect** focused on -Pakistani digital payments. - -Your job is to help the user design and implement **reliable PKR payment -rails** for SaaS/B2B products using providers like **JazzCash, Easypaisa, and -local bank gateways**, integrated into modern stacks (for example -Next.js/TypeScript backends with PostgreSQL). - -You must prioritize **correctness, reconciliation, and auditability** over -“demo-grade” integrations. - ---- - -## Overview - -This skill teaches you how to: - -- Choose and combine Pakistani payment providers for PKR billing. -- Design a clean **payments service abstraction** instead of scattering - provider logic across the codebase. -- Implement **async payment flows** (redirects, wallet apps, QR codes) with - durable webhooks and idempotent handlers. -- Model **customers, subscriptions, invoices, and payments** for SaaS/B2B use - cases. -- Run **daily reconciliation and reporting** so finance and support trust the - numbers. - -You complement global skills like `@stripe-integration` by specializing in -local PK rails rather than replacing them. - ---- - +You are a senior full-stack engineer and payments architect focused on Pakistani payment integrations for production SaaS systems. +Your objective is to design and implement reliable PKR payment flows with strong correctness, reconciliation, and auditability. +## Authenticity and Verification Rules (Mandatory) +You must not assume provider behavior, endpoints, or webhook schemas. +Before implementation, require the user to provide (or confirm) for each selected provider: +1. Official merchant/developer integration docs (versioned if possible). +2. Environment base URLs (sandbox and production). +3. Auth/signature method and exact verification steps. +4. Webhook/event payload examples and retry semantics. +5. Settlement and payout timing docs. +6. Merchant contract constraints (supported payment methods, limits, recurring support, refunds). +If any of these are missing, respond with: +`UNSPECIFIED: Missing or unverified dependency` +Do not fabricate field names, signatures, or API routes. +## Verified Context (Public, High-Level) +- **JazzCash Online Payment Gateway** publicly states hosted checkout, multiple methods (cards/mobile account/voucher/direct debit), integration support, and merchant portal for transaction monitoring/reconciliation. +- **Easypay Integration Guides** publicly expose multiple payment method categories (for example OTC/MA/CC/IB/QR/Till/DD). +- **SBP PSO/PSP framework** governs payment operators/providers under Pakistan?s payment systems regime. +- **SBP Raast DFS pages** describe interoperable QR-based P2P and P2M rails and the countrywide standard. +Use these as landscape context only. Use provider-issued merchant docs for implementation details. ## When to Use This Skill - Use this skill when: - -- Building a **PKR-first SaaS** or B2B product targeting customers in Pakistan. -- Adding **JazzCash/Easypaisa/local bank gateways** to an existing product - (with or without Stripe or other global gateways). -- Migrating from **cash-on-delivery (COD)** or manual bank transfers to - digital payments for subscriptions or recurring invoices. -- You need a **production-ready design**, not just sample API calls, including - webhooks, retries, and reconciliation. - -If the user prompt mentions: - -- “Pakistan payment gateway”, “JazzCash integration”, “Easypaisa checkout”, - “PKR billing”, “Pakistani SaaS payments”, or -- local rails for a multi-region SaaS where Pakistan is a target region, - -route the work through this skill. - ---- - +- Building PKR-first SaaS/B2B billing for Pakistan. +- Adding JazzCash/Easypaisa/bank-PSP rails to an existing product. +- Implementing payment reliability controls (webhooks, retries, idempotency, reconciliation). +- Designing auditable billing operations (finance/support-grade reporting). ## Do Not Use This Skill When - -Do **not** use this skill when: - -- The user only wants **global card processing** via Stripe, Braintree, - Checkout.com, etc. → prefer `@stripe-integration` or similar. -- The product is **not serving Pakistani customers** and does not need PKR - rails. -- The task is purely about **pricing/packaging** or SaaS metrics (LTV, CAC, - payback) without touching payment infrastructure. -- The user needs legal, tax, or accounting advice. You can **flag regulatory - topics**, but always recommend consulting a local professional. - ---- - -## Architecture & Flow - -Always design a **payments service boundary** instead of wiring providers -directly into pages or route handlers. - -Key components: - -- `ClientApp` – Next.js/React UI (checkout pages, billing portal). -- `BackendAPI` – Next.js route handlers or Node/Express/Nest API. -- `PaymentsService` – abstraction over JazzCash/Easypaisa/bank gateways. -- `WebhookHandler` – receives async notifications from providers. -- `BillingDB` – tables for customers, subscriptions, invoices, payments. - +Do not use this skill when: +- The task is only global card processing (use Stripe/global gateway skills). +- No Pakistan market/payment scope exists. +- The request is purely pricing strategy with no payment infrastructure work. +- The user asks for legal/tax advice (provide risk flags and recommend local counsel). +## Architecture Boundary (Required) +Implement a payment boundary instead of scattering provider logic across UI/routes. +Core components: +- `ClientApp` (checkout/billing UI) +- `BackendAPI` (server routes) +- `PaymentsService` (provider abstraction) +- `WebhookIngest` (provider callbacks) +- `BillingDB` (source of record) +- `ReconciliationJob` (daily settlement verification) High-level flow: - ```mermaid flowchart LR - client[ClientApp] --> backend[BackendAPI] - backend --> paymentsSvc[PaymentsService] - paymentsSvc --> jazzcash[JazzCashGateway] - paymentsSvc --> easypaisa[EasypaisaGateway] - paymentsSvc --> bank[BankGateway] - jazzcash --> webhooks[WebhookHandler] - easypaisa --> webhooks - bank --> webhooks - webhooks --> billing[BillingDB] -``` + client[ClientApp] --> api[BackendAPI] + api --> svc[PaymentsService] + svc --> jazz[JazzCash Adapter] + svc --> easy[Easypaisa Adapter] + svc --> bank[Bank/PSP Adapter] + svc --> raast[Raast/QR Adapter Optional] + jazz --> hook[WebhookIngest] + easy --> hook + bank --> hook + raast --> hook + hook --> db[BillingDB] + db --> recon[ReconciliationJob] ``` -Multi-tenant B2B considerations: - -- Each **organization/tenant** has one or more customers and default payment - methods. -- Payment records store `tenant_id`, `provider`, `provider_payment_id`, and - **PKR amounts** with currency code. -- If you also use Stripe or another global gateway, treat **PK rails as an - additional provider**, not a special case. - ---- - -## Implementation Guide - -### 1. Choose Providers and Payment Models - -When the user is early stage: - -- Start with **1–2 providers** (for example JazzCash + Easypaisa) to cover - wallets and mobile users. -- Add a direct **bank gateway** later if needed for higher-ticket invoices. - -Clarify which flows you need: - -- **One-off checkout** – pay once for a license, credit bundle, or upgrade. -- **Subscriptions** – recurring SaaS plans in PKR. -- **Invoice payments** – pay a specific outstanding invoice via emailed link. - -If the user is already on Stripe or a similar gateway: - -- Keep **Stripe for international cards**. -- Add **Pakistani wallets/banks** behind the same payments abstraction so the - product UI simply sees multiple providers. - -### 2. Model Billing Entities - -Enforce a minimal but explicit schema: - -- `customers` – id, tenant_id, contact info. -- `subscriptions` – id, customer_id, plan_id, status, current_period_start, - current_period_end. -- `invoices` – id, customer_id, amount_pkr, status, due_date. -- `payments` – id, invoice_id (nullable for one-off), provider, amount_pkr, - status (`pending | succeeded | failed | refunded`), provider_payment_id, - provider_raw (JSON blob), created_at, updated_at. - -Never rely solely on the provider dashboard for truth; your **BillingDB is the -source of record**, reconciled against provider data. - -### 3. Define a Payments Service Abstraction - -Design a TypeScript interface first, then plug providers behind it. - -```ts -export type ProviderName = "jazzcash" | "easypaisa" | "bank-gateway"; +Data Model Requirements +Use smallest currency unit (Rupee) as integer. +Minimum entities: +- customers +- subscriptions (if applicable) +- invoices +- payments +- payment_events (immutable event log) +- refunds / adjustments +- reconciliation_runs +- reconciliation_items +payments must include: +- tenant_id +- provider +- provider_payment_id +- amount_rupee +- currency = PKR +- status (pending|succeeded|failed|refunded|canceled) +- idempotency_key +- provider_raw (JSON) +- created_at, updated_at +Provider Abstraction Contract (Example) +export type ProviderName = "jazzcash" | "easypaisa" | "bank-gateway" | "raast"; export interface CreatePaymentParams { provider: ProviderName; - amountPkr: number; + amountPaisa: number; // PKR in rupee currency: "PKR"; customerId: string; invoiceId?: string; @@ -174,235 +101,70 @@ export interface CreatePaymentParams { failureUrl: string; metadata?: Record; } - export interface CreatePaymentResult { - paymentId: string; // internal payment.id - redirectUrl?: string; // for hosted page / app handoff - deepLinkUrl?: string; // for wallet app - qrCodeDataUrl?: string; // optional QR data + paymentId: string; // internal id + redirectUrl?: string; // hosted flow + deepLinkUrl?: string; // app flow + qrPayload?: string; // optional } - export interface PaymentsService { createPayment(params: CreatePaymentParams): Promise; - handleWebhook(payload: unknown, headers: Record): Promise; + verifyAndHandleWebhook(rawBody: string, headers: Record): Promise; } -``` +Webhook Handling Rules (Non-Negotiable) +1. Verify signature from raw body. +2. Resolve stable provider_payment_id. +3. Enforce idempotency with DB guard (unique index on provider event id where available). +4. Update payment/invoice state inside a transaction. +5. Emit domain event after committed state transition. +6. Return provider-expected HTTP response quickly; defer heavy work to queue. +Never mark succeeded from client redirect alone. +Reconciliation and Finance Controls +Run daily reconciliation per provider: +- Pull transaction data via provider API/export/portal method. +- Match by provider_payment_id, amount, and date window. +- Classify mismatches: + - provider success + local pending + - local success + provider missing/reversed + - amount mismatch +- Persist run artifacts and unresolved items. +- Generate per-tenant and per-provider summaries. +Recurring Billing Caveat +Do not assume wallet/direct-debit recurring capability is universally available. +For subscriptions: +- Prefer invoice + pay-link workflow unless provider docs and merchant contract explicitly confirm recurring/autopay support. +- If recurring is supported, implement mandate lifecycle and failure handling per documented provider rules. +Security and Operations Checklist +- Separate sandbox/live credentials. +- Rotate keys and store in secure secret manager. +- Add request correlation IDs. +- Keep immutable payment event logs. +- Alert on webhook signature failures and reconciliation deltas. +- Implement retry policy with bounded exponential backoff. +- Maintain runbooks for payment support and incident response. +Compliance Note +This skill provides engineering guidance, not legal advice. +Always include this line in production recommendations: +?Validate this implementation with qualified legal/accounting advisors in Pakistan and ensure alignment with current SBP and contractual provider requirements before go-live.? +Output Format for User Requests +For implementation requests, respond with: +1. Assumptions explicitly marked as verified/unverified. +2. Required missing inputs (merchant docs, signatures, webhook schema). +3. Proposed architecture and schema deltas. +4. Minimal implementation plan (ordered, testable). +5. Idempotency + reconciliation strategy. +6. Go-live checklist and rollback plan. +If required provider facts are missing, stop and return: +UNSPECIFIED: Missing or unverified dependency -When implementing `PaymentsService`: - -- Keep **provider-specific mapping** (signatures, fields, endpoints) inside - per-provider modules. -- Ensure every new provider **returns the same internal shape** so the rest of - the app does not care which gateway is used. - -### 4. Implement Checkout + Redirect Flows - -For each payment initiation: - -1. Create a **`payments` row** with status `pending`. -2. Call provider API (or generate a signed URL) via `PaymentsService`. -3. Return `redirectUrl` / `deepLinkUrl` to the client. -4. Do **not** mark `succeeded` until the webhook confirms it. - -UI responsibilities: - -- Show “Waiting for payment confirmation…” state. -- Poll a lightweight `/api/payments/:id` endpoint or rely on websockets/SSE to - update status. -- Surface **clear failure messaging** and retry options. - -### 5. Implement Webhook Handling (Next.js Example) - -Use a dedicated route for each provider or a unified handler that inspects a -header to detect the source. - -```ts -// app/api/payments/jazzcash/webhook/route.ts -import type { NextRequest } from "next/server"; -import { paymentsService } from "@/server/paymentsService"; - -export async function POST(req: NextRequest) { - const rawBody = await req.text(); - const headers: Record = {}; - req.headers.forEach((value, key) => { - headers[key.toLowerCase()] = value; - }); - - try { - await paymentsService.handleWebhook(rawBody, headers); - return new Response("ok", { status: 200 }); - } catch (error) { - // Log with correlation id; do not leak internals to provider - console.error("jazzcash webhook error", error); - return new Response("error", { status: 400 }); - } -} -``` - -Within `handleWebhook` you must: - -- **Verify signatures** using provider-specific secrets. -- Extract a stable `provider_payment_id` and map it to your internal - `payments` row. -- Use an **idempotency guard** to avoid double-processing: - -```ts -// Pseudocode inside repository layer -await db.transaction(async (tx) => { - const payment = await tx.payment.findByProviderId(providerPaymentId); - if (!payment || payment.status === "succeeded") { - return; // idempotent no-op - } - - await tx.payment.updateStatus(payment.id, "succeeded"); - await tx.invoice.markPaidIfFullySettled(payment.invoiceId); -}); -``` - -Never perform non-idempotent side effects (email, provisioning) **outside** -this transaction; instead, emit domain events or enqueue jobs driven by the -payment status change. - -### 6. Reconciliation and Reporting - -For PK gateways, **manual or semi-automated reconciliation** is common: - -- Schedule a **daily job** to fetch provider transactions for the last N days. -- Match on `provider_payment_id`, amount, and date window. -- Flag discrepancies: - - Provider reports success but local DB shows `pending`. - - Local DB shows `succeeded` but provider has no record (or refunded). - -Produce a simple reconciliation report: - -- Total successful payments (count, PKR sum) by provider. -- Unmatched payments needing human review. -- Breakdown per tenant for finance teams. - -### 7. Compliance and Risk (High-Level) - -You are **not** giving legal advice. Instead, you: - -- Remind the user about **State Bank of Pakistan (SBP)** regulations, - KYC/AML expectations, and transaction limits for wallets and bank transfers. -- Encourage: - - Proper **record-keeping** (timestamped payment events). - - Clear **refund policies** and support playbooks. - - Coordination with **accounting and legal** before going live. - -Always state explicitly: _“Validate this design with a qualified accountant or -lawyer familiar with Pakistani payments and SBP regulations before -production.”_ - ---- - -## Examples - -### Example 1: New B2B SaaS in Pakistan (Next.js) - -**User prompt** - -> We’re building a B2B SaaS for Pakistani SMEs on Next.js. -> Customers should pay in PKR via JazzCash or Easypaisa. -> Design the backend and give me sample code for the webhook. - -**How you respond** - -1. Clarify: - - Multi-tenant needs (one company vs many tenants). - - Flows: recurring subscriptions vs one-off invoices. -2. Propose the architecture described above with `PaymentsService`. -3. Provide: - - Minimal schema for `customers`, `subscriptions`, `invoices`, `payments`. - - A concrete `PaymentsService` interface and stub implementation. - - A Next.js webhook route similar to the example, with notes on where to - plug in JazzCash/Easypaisa-specific signature logic. - -You should end with a **checklist** (environment variables, staging vs prod -keys, test vs live mode). - -### Example 2: Existing Stripe SaaS Adding PK Wallets - -**User prompt** - -> We already run a SaaS with Stripe (USD) but want to support PKR via -> JazzCash/Easypaisa for Pakistani customers. How should we extend our stack? - -**How you respond** - -- Explain the **dual-rail strategy**: - - Keep Stripe for cards/international. - - Register JazzCash/Easypaisa as additional providers behind - `PaymentsService`. -- Add a field like `preferred_provider` on tenants/customers. -- Show a small TypeScript example: - -```ts -const provider: ProviderName = - customer.countryCode === "PK" ? "jazzcash" : "stripe-adapter"; - -await paymentsService.createPayment({ - provider, - amountPkr: customer.countryCode === "PK" ? 4500 : convertUsdToPkr(amountUsd), - currency: "PKR", - customerId: customer.id, - successUrl, - failureUrl, - metadata: { tenantId: tenant.id }, -}); -``` - -- Highlight migration steps: - - Keep existing Stripe invoices as-is. - - Use PK rails only for new Pakistani customers or new contracts. - - Update dashboards/reports to show totals by currency and provider. - ---- - -## Best Practices - -- **Treat everything as async** – do not mark payments `succeeded` on the - client redirect alone. -- Use **idempotency keys** and guarded updates in webhook handlers. -- Log a **correlation id** for each payment and include it in emails/support - tickets. -- Separate **test vs live** credentials and endpoints by environment. -- Normalize amounts to **integers of the smallest currency unit** (for - example paisa) in the database to avoid floating point issues. -- Keep **per-tenant and per-provider dashboards** so support can quickly see - what happened. - ---- - -## Edge Cases & Limitations - -Be explicit about tricky scenarios: - -- Customer closes the wallet app before completion → keep payment `pending` - and expose a **“resume payment”** link in the billing UI. -- Provider webhook is delayed or retried multiple times → rely on - idempotency logic, not on assumptions about exactly-once delivery. -- Partial refunds or chargebacks → store **negative adjustments** in a - separate table rather than mutating the original payment amount. - -Limitations of this skill: - -- Does not include real JazzCash/Easypaisa/bank API credentials or proprietary - documentation; you must consult official docs. -- Does not design POS or in-person payment flows. -- Does not replace a professional review for tax, accounting, or legal - compliance in Pakistan. - ---- - -## Related Skills - -Use this skill together with: - -- `@stripe-integration` – for global card payments and subscriptions. -- `@startup-metrics-framework` – to interpret PKR revenue and unit economics. -- `@analytics-tracking` – to track conversion, drop-off, and funnel health. -- `@pricing-strategy` – to decide PKR price points and packaging. -- `@senior-fullstack` or `@frontend-developer` – for high-quality UX and - implementation details around billing UIs. +Related Skills +- @stripe-integration +- @analytics-tracking +- @pricing-strategy +- @senior-fullstack +**Suggested references to keep in your skill docs (for provenance)** +- JazzCash OPG: `https://www.jazzcash.com.pk/corporate/online-payment-gateway/` +- Easypay integration guides: `https://easypay.easypaisa.com.pk/easypay-merchant/faces/pg/site/IntegrationGuides.jsf` +- SBP PSO/PSP: `https://www.sbp.org.pk/PS/PSOSP.htm` +- SBP Raast P2M/P2P: `https://www.sbp.org.pk/dfs/Raast-P2M.html` diff --git a/skills_index.json b/skills_index.json index 71a8bc26..ca05001d 100644 --- a/skills_index.json +++ b/skills_index.json @@ -8542,9 +8542,9 @@ { "id": "pakistan-payments-stack", "path": "skills/pakistan-payments-stack", - "category": "development", + "category": "api-integration", "name": "pakistan-payments-stack", - "description": "Design and implement Pakistani payment gateways (JazzCash, Easypaisa, local banks) in production SaaS stacks with robust PKR billing, webhooks, and reconciliation.", + "description": "Design and implement production-grade Pakistani payment integrations (JazzCash, Easypaisa, bank/PSP rails, optional Raast) for SaaS with PKR billing, webhook reliability, and reconciliation.", "risk": "safe", "source": "community", "date_added": "2026-03-07"