1. Download Postman from the link provided above and install it.
2. Download the Maya Bills Pay Direct Biller Postman Collection package.
3. Create a new workspace by clicking Workspaces + Create Workspace.

4. In the workspace, click Import and on the File tab, click on Choose Files.

5. Select the downloaded Maya Bills Pay Direct Biller.postman_collection.json file and click Import.

6. When successful, the collection should be added as shown below.

1. In the Maya Bills Pay Direct Biller collection, click on the Variables tab.

2. Update the below variables in the CURRENT VALUE column. Click on the SAVE button once values have been updated to apply the changes made.

Variable	Description	Remarks
BILLER_SECRET_KEY	This is your API secret key	Input here the currently configured secret key from your service. During the local development mock testing stage, you may use a dummy secret key. A Sandbox key will be provided during Integration Testing with Maya Bills Pay.
BILLER_ENDPOINT	This is your API-based endpoint.	If your full URL /v1/validate is https://billspay.company.com/path/v1/validate, then the value for BILLER_ENDPOINT should be https://billspay.company.com/path The local development mock Postman testing tool can be used to test local deployments as well, i.e: http://localhost:8080
BILLER_SLUG	This is your biller's internal ID.	Biller slug assigned to biller partner would be provided during Integration Testing with Maya Bills Pay. For this stage, a dummy BILLER_SLUG could be used. We would suggest making your services’ BILLER_SLUG configurable to easily switch once the actual BILLER_SLUG has been designated.
BILLER_CALLBACK_URL	This is Maya’s callback endpoint.	No need to update for now.
BILLER_CALLBACK_METHOD_URL	This is Maya’s callback HTTP method.	No need to update for now.
AUTHORIZATION_HEADER	This would be the value for the Authorization header for your Callback request to Maya.	Refer to Biller API Signature and Authorization for the computation of the authorization header. The Sandbox key will be provided during Sandbox Integration Testing with Maya Bills Pay. You can use a dummy secret key and/or Authorization header during the local development mock testing of your service. Note that if you use a dummy Authorization header value, also update the Initial value column for this variable.
MOCK_CALLBACK_URL	This is a mock callback endpoint created using Postman mock.	No need to update.
rrn	Request Reference Number to be used on callback requests in local development mock Postman collection.	No need to update.

1. For each validate request included in the Postman collection, you need to update the following fields from the JSON body (this should depend on the scenario to test):

2. Click on the SAVE button once values have been updated to apply the changes made.
3. Click on the Send button to execute the request.
4. Check the bottom part of the Postman window for the response body from your service. Corresponding tests have been provided as well per request to verify if your API’s response complies with Maya’s Biller API requirements.

1. For both post requests included in the Postman collection, you need to update the following fields from the JSON body:

2. Click on the SAVE button once values have been updated to apply the changes made.
3. Click on the Send button to execute the request.
4. Check the bottom part of the Postman window for the response body from your service. Corresponding tests have been provided as well per request to verify if your API’s response complies with Maya’s Biller API requirements.

1. From Postman, click on the collection and click on the Run button on the right side of the page. The Runner tab should be displayed.

2. From the Runner tab, check that all included tests are ticked. Tick on the Persist responses for a session option. Click on the Run Maya Bills Pay Direct Biller button. All tests included in the collection should run.

3. Once the Runner is done executing the requests, take a screenshot of the Run summary page to be attached and submitted later. Also, tap on the Export Results button at the right side of the window. Rename the file with the format: <YYYY.MMDD_BILLERNAME> and save.

4. Open your Console logs and copy the entire console logs by clicking on the Copy button. Paste on your preferred Notepad application and save it as a text file with the filename format: <YYYY.MMDD_BILLERNAME_LOGS>.

5. Submit the Export Results and Console Logs files to Maya for checking.

Once you are done with the Create and Develop stage of the Biller API integration, the next step would be Maya's onboarding in the Sandbox environment.

Download the Biller API Sandbox Integration Testing Postman collection, and follow the steps for integration testing between Maya and your platform.