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This commit corrects the documentation to specify that all API communications are conducted over HTTPS rather than the more general term "HTTP protocols". The original text incorrectly suggested that the API could be accessed via HTTP, which is not secure and not the case here.

The ATH Mobil Payment Button API exclusively uses HTTPS to ensure secure communication between the client and server, safeguarding sensitive payment information from interception or tampering. This change:

  • Clarifies that the API operates strictly over HTTPS, enhancing security awareness among developers and users.
  • Aligns the documentation with actual implementation details, ensuring that no one attempts to use less secure HTTP connections.
  • Supports better integration practices by emphasizing the use of secure communication protocols, which is crucial for handling payment transactions.

By making this adjustment, we aim to prevent potential security vulnerabilities and ensure that all integrations with the Payment Button API are performed securely. This also helps in maintaining compliance with standards that require secure communication channels for financial transactions.

This commit corrects the documentation to specify that all API communications are conducted over HTTPS rather than the more general term "HTTP protocols". The original text incorrectly suggested that the API could be accessed via HTTP, which is not secure and not the case here. 

The ATH Mobil Payment Button API exclusively uses HTTPS to ensure secure communication between the client and server, safeguarding sensitive payment information from interception or tampering. This change:

- Clarifies that the API operates strictly over HTTPS, enhancing security awareness among developers and users.
- Aligns the documentation with actual implementation details, ensuring that no one attempts to use less secure HTTP connections.
- Supports better integration practices by emphasizing the use of secure communication protocols, which is crucial for handling payment transactions.

By making this adjustment, we aim to prevent potential security vulnerabilities and ensure that all integrations with the Payment Button API are performed securely. This also helps in maintaining compliance with standards that require secure communication channels for financial transactions.
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