Gateway Profiles
A gateway profile is a named set of credentials for one payment gateway connection. For example, your Stripe live account and your Stripe test account are each a separate profile. You can create multiple profiles for the same gateway — for example, one per country or business unit.
Gateway profiles are a prerequisite for:
- Configuring cascade rules
- Setting a default gateway in Merchant Configuration
Prerequisites
Before creating a gateway profile, obtain the required credentials from your payment gateway. Each gateway has its own setup guide:
Create a gateway profile
- In the Dashboard, go to Cascades > Gateways.
- Click Add.
- Fill in the form:
- Title — a descriptive name for this profile, for example
Stripe — EU live. - Integration — the gateway to connect to:
stripe,adyen,checkout, orpaypal. - Environment —
liveortest. This must match the type of credentials you are entering.
- Title — a descriptive name for this profile, for example
- Enter the gateway-specific credentials. See Gateway credentials below.
- Click Add.
After the profile is created, a Setup Webhooks dialog appears. You can enter your webhook verification key immediately or skip this step and configure it later. See Set up webhooks.
You can also create a profile via the API: POST /gateway-profiles.
Gateway credentials
The fields required depend on the gateway you selected.
Stripe
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Public key | Yes | Publishable key from the Stripe Dashboard (pk_test_... or pk_live_...) |
| Secret key | Yes | Secret key from the Stripe Dashboard (sk_test_... or sk_live_...) |
Adyen
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Merchant account | Yes | Your Adyen merchant account name |
| API key | Yes | API key from the Adyen Dashboard |
| Live URL prefix | Live only | The prefix from Developers > API URLs > Prefix in the Adyen Dashboard |
Checkout.com
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Public key | Yes | Checkout.com public key (pk_sbox_... for sandbox, pk_... for live) |
| Secret key | Yes | Checkout.com secret key (sk_sbox_... for sandbox, sk_... for live) |
| Processing channel | Yes | Processing channel ID (pc_...) |
| Merchant city | No | Your city, used for payment statement descriptors |
PayPal
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Integration mode | Yes | Vault uses PayPal Vaulting. Billing Agreement uses the Billing Agreements API. Cannot be changed after creation |
| Client ID | Yes | Client ID from your PayPal application |
| Secret key | Yes | Secret key from your PayPal application |
| Collect shipping address | No | Whether to collect the customer's shipping address. Available only for Vault mode |
Billing Agreements require Reference Transactions to be enabled on your PayPal account. Contact PayPal support to enable this feature before selecting this integration mode.
Set up webhooks
Webhooks allow your gateway to notify Odus about payment status updates in real time. Each profile has a unique webhook URL generated by Odus. You must register this URL in your gateway's dashboard and provide a webhook verification key so Odus can validate incoming requests.
To configure webhooks on a profile:
- Go to Cascades > Gateways and click the profile.
- Copy the Webhook URL shown on the edit page and register it in your gateway's dashboard.
- Enter the Webhook Verification Key:
- Stripe: the webhook secret from Developers > Webhooks in the Stripe Dashboard.
- Adyen: the HMAC key from Developers > Webhooks > Edit in the Adyen Dashboard.
- Checkout.com: the webhook secret from your Checkout.com Dashboard.
- PayPal: the Webhook ID from your PayPal application.
- Click Update.
Edit a gateway profile
- Go to Cascades > Gateways and click the profile you want to edit.
- Update the Title, Environment, credential fields, or Webhook Verification Key as needed.
- Click Update.
The Integration type (for example, Stripe or Adyen) cannot be changed after a profile is created. Create a new profile to use a different gateway.
For PayPal, the Integration mode also cannot be changed after creation.
You can also update a profile via the API: POST /gateway-profiles/:id.
Archive and reactivate a profile
Archiving a profile makes it unavailable for new payments. Existing payments that have already been processed are not affected.
To archive a profile:
- Go to Cascades > Gateways and click the profile.
- Click Actions and select Archive.
- Confirm in the dialog.
To reactivate an archived profile, follow the same steps and select Reactivate instead.
View profile status
The Gateways list shows all profiles for your account. The list indicates whether each profile is active or archived.
To view the full details of a single profile via the API, use GET /gateway-profiles/:id.