Tranzila Payment Gateway
Trusted83/100Integrate Tranzila payment processing into Israeli applications -- covers iframe payments, tokenization, installments (tashlumim), refunds, 3D Secure, and Bit wallet. Use when user asks to accept payments via Tranzila, integrate Israeli credit card processing, set up "slikat ashrai", handle tashlumim (installment payments), create payment tokens, process refunds through Tranzila, or mentions "Tranzila", "tranzila API", "secure5", or Israeli online payments. Supports both legacy CGI endpoints and modern API V2. Do NOT use for Cardcom integration (use cardcom-payment-gateway), general accounting, or non-payment financial queries.
Trust score 83/100 (Trusted) · 34+ installs · 3 GitHub contributors · MIT license
Israeli developers building payment integrations face a fragmented API landscape with Tranzila's multiple endpoint generations (legacy CGI, API V2, Hosted Fields), Israeli-specific payment concepts (tashlumim installments, cred_type credit types, Shva network clearing), and unique authentication patterns. Without deep knowledge of these Israeli payment conventions, developers risk mishandling installment calculations, choosing wrong endpoints for different currencies, or missing critical features like Bit wallet support and 3D Secure flows.
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Developers? Install via command line (CLI)
npx skills-il add skills-il/tax-and-finance@v1.3.1-tranzila-payment-gateway --skill tranzila-payment-gateway -a claude-codeWhen to Apply
- Accepting credit card payments in Israeli applications via Tranzila
- Implementing installment payments (tashlumim) with Israeli credit types
- Setting up tokenized recurring billing (hora'ot keva) with Tranzila
- Adding Bit mobile wallet payments alongside credit cards
- Generating payment request links via SMS or email (TRAPI)
- Integrating 3D Secure V2 authentication for Israeli card transactions
Try These Prompts
I need to add credit card payments to my Node.js/Express app using Tranzila. Set up the iframe integration with token creation so I can charge customers later. Use ILS currency.
My customer wants to pay 12,000 NIS in 6 installments via Tranzila. Help me calculate the fpay, spay, and npay parameters and build the API request.
I want to offer Bit as a payment method alongside credit cards on my checkout page using Tranzila. Show me how to initiate a Bit payment and handle the response.
I need to process a partial refund of 500 NIS on a Tranzila transaction. I have the original ConfirmationCode and index. Show me the refund API call.
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Changelog
Updated the allocation-number threshold to NIS 5,000 (in force since June 2026), noted that some newer endpoints use a /v2 path, and repointed the Bit doc link. The API details were verified current against the client libraries.
Jul 15, 2026
Substantive API fixes: API V2 auth is a 4-header HMAC-SHA256 handshake (not a single key), base URL /v1 (not /v2), rewrote the fabricated error-code table to verified codes only (with the HTTP-200-is-not-success clarification), corrected Bit to its dedicated API, and renamed Leumi Card to Max. FAQ updated to match.
Jun 1, 2026
Fixed iframe.php → iframenew.php typo, replaced 4 broken doc deep-links with docs.tranzila.com root, added Israel Tax Authority allocation-number step (NIS 10K from Jan 2026, NIS 5K from Jun 2026), added webhook signature verification guidance.
Apr 29, 2026
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