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微支付申請操作使用指南

先授權，授權成功後才可以按以下步驟進行！

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进入开发者中心修改网页授权

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在此填写您的域名（未备案的域名不支持）

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授权成功后再根据以下步骤完成操作！

一、微信支付申請條件及注意事項

1、目前微信支付仅支持认证的服务号；

2、微信支付需要向所有类目商家收取2万元保证金；

3、请申请认证的商户主体与后续申请微信支付权限的商户主体保持一致；

4、 2014年9月10日开始，微信支付暂免2万保证金的缴纳（之前缴纳的保证金不作退还处理）；

5、必須是已備案的域名才可使用；

6、申请微信支付的入口在微信公众平台（认证服务号）左侧中间位置，如下图：

二、微信支付申請：

申请流程主要分为几个部分: 提交企业基本资料、签署并邮寄合同、开发配置、后台添加微信支付方式、发布商品。

詳細步驟如下

1、提交企業基本資料

1.2填寫業務審核資料

1.3填写商户银行信息（银行账户信息关系到资金结算，请仔细核对）

2、郵寄合同

2.1簽署承諾函（資料審核通過後即可下載承諾函，打印蓋章後回寄蓋章原件）

2.2簽署協議（確認商戶信息、在線簽署微信支付服務協議）

三、開發配置

1.支付配置（JS API网页支付）【支付授权目录可在进入商户后台顶部菜单→支付设置→支付授权目录中查看，复制后填入微信公众平台→微信支付→开发配置即可】

備注：請勿勾選Native原生支付

支付授權目錄請按照下面的示例填寫即可：

請填寫：您的域名/pay/pay17/

四、後台添加微信支付方式

將微信支付接口配置到後台→手機建站->微應用→微商城->支付方式

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新版微信支付的安裝：

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需要填寫的信息可從騰訊發送的郵件及公衆平台獲取，具體內容如下：

1.公衆號身份標識APPID、微信支付商戶號MCHID、Key[PartnerKey]可在騰訊發送的郵件中查看

2.存儲私鑰文件[apiclient_cert]、存儲公鑰文件[apiclient_key]可在騰訊發送的附件中查看

把私鑰和公鑰文件的下載上傳到相應的項目即可。

3.Appsecret[OpenId]可在公衆賬號後台→開發者中心查看

五、發布商品

功能發布（協議已簽署後，可全網發布産品，面向全部微信用戶銷售商品或提供服務）

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