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# UPI Intent

## Create Order

Your API requests are authenticated using API keys. Any request that doesn't include an API key will return an error.

You can generate an API token from Create Token at any time.

Endpoint - <https://server.paygic.in/api/v2/createPaymentRequest>

Method - POST

We used here axios node library. You can use any http module like Fetch, Plain HTTP request and more.

{% code fullWidth="true" %}

```javascript
await axios.post(
      "https://server.paygic.in/api/v2/createPaymentRequest",
      {
        
        mid: "Your Merchant ID", //Example - PAYGIC
        amount: "Amount should be between 1-100000 and numeric",//Example - 200
        merchantReferenceId: "Your reference ID unique and a string",//Example- bd79da4cc3ff1
        customer_name: "Your Customer Name",
        customer_email: "Your Customer Email",
        customer_mobile: "Your Customer Name",
        
      },{
      headers: {
      token: "Your Auth Token"
      }
      }
    );
    
    //Response
           {
              status: true,
              statusCode: 200,
              msg: "Payment request created successfully",
              data: {
                intent: "Link starts with upi://",
                phonePe: "Payment Link to complete payment on phonepe App",
                paytm: "Payment Link to complete payment on paytm App",
                gpay: "Payment Link to complete payment on google pay App",
                dynamicQR: "Create Qr with this link",
                expiry: "5 minutes expiry",
                amount: 200,
                paygicReferenceId: "orderId",
                merchantReferenceId: "mref",
              },
            }
    
```

{% endcode %}

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