Federal Law No.54 (54-FZ) prescribes to transmit information about payments to the tax service via special online sales registers. You can set up interaction with an online sales register in our service. This requires the following:

In this case, additional steps for sending data for the receipts will be added to the general payment scenario. The payment process depends on the option you select in the Merchant Profile: send the receipt in one day (recommended) or in 5 minutes.

In this case, YooMoney sends everything simultaneously: notification on transfer to you and data for the receipt to your online sales register. If a problem occurs when transmitting the details, the tax service may fail to accept information about this payment.

This scheme is automatically activated for stores selling digital products, the ones where customers get what they bought at the moment of payment.

Step 1. The user selects the payment method and clicks Pay.

Step 2. The information that the user enters in the store’s interface is transmitted to YooMoney. The data for the receipts is transmitted together with this information. See Transmitting details for the receipts in payment forms

Step 3. The user sees YooMoney’s page for entering payment details with the payment method selected and the payment parameters specified.

Step 4. The user enters additional information (for example, bank card details).

Step 5. YooMoney sends a request for checking the order to the store (checkOrder).

Step 6. The merchant confirms the order’s validity or refuses to process the payment.

Step 7. YooMoney sends the user a payment confirmation request. For bank card payments the user is sent to a 3‑D Secure authentication page (if the issuing bank supports it).

Step 8. The user confirms payment (passes the 3‑D Secure authentication process).

Step 9. If the merchant responds positively to the order verification request (checkOrder), the money is debited.

Step 10. The user sees the result — a page with a message about successful payment, or a page with an error message.

Step 11. The results page displays a Back to store link. The user can click it to go to the page that you specified the address for in the settings.

Then YooMoney transmits the following:

Further actions may vary.

This is the main success scenario; it is presented on the scheme.

Step 12. YooMoney sends notification about payment to the store.

Step 13. The store transmits positive reply.

Step 14. We transmit details for the receipt to your store’s online sales register.

Step 15. Online sales register returns success of the receipt fiscalization.

Payment made.

If your online sales register is not responding or returns error, we repeat attempts to transmit the details for the receipt for one day. After that, we message you the details were not delivered.

Payment failed.

The tax service will get the payment receipt, so a receipt for return of this payment need to be created. In this case, we send details for creating the refund receipt to your online sales register.

In this case, we send data for the receipts to your online sales register and wait for the notice that they were delivered:

Therefore the tax service always receives information about payment if it is successful.

Differences from the main scenario are steps from 12 to 15.

Steps 1—11 are the same as sending data in one day.

Step 12. We transmit details for the receipt to your store’s online sales register.

Step 13. In response, online sales register transmits fiscalization details.

Step 14. If the data is accepted and the check is registered, after successful payment, the store receives a notification about the transfer (paymentAviso). If the online sales register does not respond within 5 minutes or returns an error:

Step 15. If the merchant responds positively to the notification about payment, the payment is considered successful.

Main payment scenario Parameters for creating a receipt