pretix-postfinance
PostFinance Checkout payment plugin for pretix.
Installation
PyPI
pip install pretix-postfinance
NixOS
For NixOS users, the plugin can be installed using the flake:
{ inputs, pkgs, ... }:
{
services.pretix = {
enable = true;
plugins = [
inputs.pretix-postfinance.packages.${pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.system}.default
];
};
}
Development
Setup with uv
# Create virtual environment
uv venv
# Install with development dependencies
uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
Setup with Nix
# Enter development shell
nix develop
# Or use direnv
direnv allow
Running checks
# Run linting
uv run ruff check .
# Run type checking
uv run ty check pretix_postfinance/
# Run tests with coverage
uv run pytest tests/ --cov=pretix_postfinance --cov-report=term-missing -v
Configuration
Configure the plugin in your pretix settings with:
- Space ID: Your PostFinance Checkout space ID
- User ID: API user ID
- API Secret: API authentication secret
- Environment:
productionorsandbox
Features
- Payment processing via PostFinance Checkout
- Full and partial refund support
- Webhook handling for payment and refund notifications
- Test mode support, including an opt-in option to offer the production space alongside the test space while in test mode, so it can be verified end-to-end before going live
- Optional alternative payment currency: customers can choose to be charged in a different currency (e.g. CHF on a EUR event) at a configured exchange rate (see below)
Testing the production space
Switching on Offer the production space in test mode in the payment settings makes checkout offer two PostFinance options while the event is in test mode:
- PostFinance (test space) — uses the test credentials, no real money
- PostFinance (production space) — uses the live credentials
The option is off by default and requires test credentials. Because it lives in the payment settings, only the people who can reach those settings can expose the production space to buyers in test mode. Leave it off unless you are actively running that verification, and switch it back off afterwards.
[!WARNING] Payments through the production space option are real charges, even though the order is a test mode order. Refund or void them in your PostFinance dashboard before you disable test mode: pretix offers to delete all test mode orders at that point, and deleting the order does not undo the charge — it only removes your record of it.
Set up webhooks for both spaces (there is a separate "Setup webhooks" button next to each set of credentials), otherwise payments in the space without a webhook are never confirmed automatically.
Charging in an alternative currency
Events priced in one currency (e.g. EUR) can offer customers the option to be charged in another (e.g. CHF for Swiss customers). pretix itself keeps all accounting (orders, invoices, refunds) in the event currency; only the charge sent to PostFinance is converted.
To use it, set the alternative payment currency and the exchange rate (how much of that currency is charged per 1 unit of the event currency) in the provider settings. Include a small margin in the rate to cover exchange rate fluctuations.
Customers then see a "Pay in CHF" checkbox with the converted amount when they select PostFinance during checkout. The rate in effect when a payment is started is stored on the payment, together with the amount actually charged. Partial refunds are converted with that stored rate; a refund of the payment's full remaining amount returns what is left of the stored charge instead, so conversion rounding never leaves a cent behind or overshoots the transaction. The charged amount and rate are shown to the customer during checkout and to organizers in the order's payment details.
License
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPLv3)
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