Roadmap

Roadmap

Shipped in 1.1.0

• Jibit's proxy payment gateway (PPG v3), with reversal and partial refunds
• Four buy-now-pay-later providers behind the same interface: SnappPay, TorobPay, Digipay and Tara
• Basket and invoice builders, so the lenders see the real order lines
• SnappPay eligibility checks, and settlement folded into Verify
• Digipay ticket types, delivery reporting and refund inquiries
• A bearer token cache that authenticates lazily and renews on rejection

Shipped in 1.0.0

• Provider independent Gateway interface with capability reporting
• 19 real gateways plus an in-memory virtual one
• Purchase, verify, refund, inquiry and callback parsing
• Multi-step settlement hidden inside Verify — Mellat, AsanPardakht, Vandar, Pasargad, and later SnappPay
• Split settlement for Zarinpal, Zibal, Parsian and AsanPardakht
• SOAP client, 3DES/AES/RSA envelopes and .NET XML key support, all on the standard library
• Rial/Toman conversion per provider
• GET and POST redirects, including the auto-submitting form
• Functional options per gateway, everything opt-in
• Retry, timeout, logging and a pluggable HTTP client
• Tests for every gateway, plus consumer level tests and runnable examples
• Makefile and CI enforcing the "standard library only" rule

Next

Provider coverage

• Zarinpal refunds through the merchant OAuth token
• Sadad and Iran Kish reversal endpoints, once the contracts are confirmed
• IDPay and Zibal panel-level refunds
• Azki, Shepa, Rayanpay and Sepal

Features

• Bill payment and instalment transaction types as first class requests
• A recovery helper that reconciles lost callbacks through Inquiry
• Idempotency keys for retried purchases
• Persian translations of the provider response codes, next to the English ones

Quality

• Benchmarks and a fuzz corpus for the callback parsers
• A conformance suite every gateway must pass, so a new provider is a data file plus an implementation

Not planned

• Storage, queues or background workers. Payvand makes calls; your service owns the state.
• Transfers (Paya, Satna, card to card). Different domain, different package.
• A dependency, of any kind, for any reason.

Asking for something

Open a gateway request with a link to the provider's documentation, or a normal issue for a feature. Provider documentation plus a sandbox terminal is what makes a gateway happen quickly.