Paynet integration for utility payments in Uzbekistan
Unitify delivers building bills straight into Paynet's network, so residents can pay them wherever they already use Paynet.
What it does
Unitify polls Paynet's own JSON-RPC 2.0 API and publishes each charge as a bill inside Paynet's network, in tiyin. When a resident pays through Paynet, Unitify posts that payment back with agent-id idempotency so it can't be double-counted, and reconciles it against the right unit in the building's billing.
How it works
- 1
Unitify publishes the bill
Each charge is created as a bill inside Paynet's network through its JSON-RPC API.
- 2
Resident pays inside Paynet
The resident pays the bill directly in Paynet — not inside the Unitify resident app.
- 3
Unitify posts the payment back
Unitify records the payment against the right unit, with an agent id that prevents it from being double-counted.
Where this runs
This is Paynet in Uzbekistan.
What it doesn't do
This is Paynet in Uzbekistan — a separate company from PayNet Kazakhstan, with a different protocol (JSON-RPC here, XML there). The two are never combined into one connection.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same Paynet as in Kazakhstan?
No — Paynet (Uzbekistan) and PayNet (Kazakhstan) are two separate companies with two separate protocols. This page covers Uzbekistan only.
Does Unitify process the payment directly?
No — Unitify delivers the bill into Paynet's network; the resident pays there, and Unitify posts the payment back afterward.
What currency does this run in?
Tiyin, Uzbekistan's own subunit, matching Paynet's own API.
Is this live in production today?
The Paynet integration is built and registered in Unitify's billing gateway; confirm current production status with your Unitify contact.
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