Acceptance Devices | PAX All-in-One Android Solution Integration Guide
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Introduction to Acceptance Devices | PAX All-in-One Android Solution

Terminals Supported by the PAX All-in-One Android Solution

Transaction Workflow for the PAX All-in-One Android Solution

Getting Started with the PAX All-in-One Android Solution
- Configuring the PAX All-in-One Android SDK
- Generating a Secret Key for an Existing Merchant ID
- Creating an mposUi Instance
- Customizing the Default User Interface
- Installing Your Application on Debug PAX Devices
- Making Your Application Available on Production PAX Devices

PAX All-in-One Payment Services
- Processing a Sale
- Processing a Refund
- Processing a Stand-Alone Credit
- Requesting a Check Transaction Status
- Processing a Sale with On-Reader Tipping
- Processing a Sale with On-Receipt Tipping
- Processing a Tip Adjust
- Processing a Token Refund
- Processing a Pre-Authorization
- Processing an Incremental Authorization
- Processing a Capture
- Processing a Mail Order or Telephone Order Sale
- Processing a Mail Order or Telephone Order Pre-Authorization
- Processing a Mail Order or Telephone Order Account Verification
- Processing an Account Verification
- Processing Offline Transactions
- Processing a Cashback
- Processing a Sale with Installment Details
- Processing a Sale with Payment Facilitator Details
- Processing a Sale with Tax Details
- Printing a Customer or Merchant Receipt
- Emailing a Customer Receipt

Release Notes for PAX All-in-One Android Solution
- SDK Version 2.101.1 Release Notes
- SDK Version 2.100.0 Release Notes
- SDK Version 2.99.0 Release Notes
- SDK Version 2.98.0 Release Notes
- Archive of Release Notes

Installing Your Application on Debug PAX Devices

This section describes how to install your application on a debug PAX device.

Debug devices ordered from Cybersource display the DEBUG only Not for COMMERCIAL
watermark in the bottom-right corner of the device screen. This type of device is required when you are developing your own application. Using a debug device enables you to install Android package kits (APKs) and transfer files using a USB cable.

Production (live) device screens do not display a watermark. For security reasons, you cannot install an APK directly on a live device. The only way to update applications on this type of device is by download from PAXSTORE. Also, only production devices can be deployed in the market. For more information about production devices, see Making Your Application Available on Production PAX Devices.