Ovo
OVO is Indonesia's most popular digital wallet, enabling users to pay for almost anything — from online purchases and bill payments to offline barcode-scan transactions. With OVO, customers can complete purchases securely through a redirect-based flow using their OVO account, making it one of the most trusted and widely used payment methods in Indonesia.
Introduction
OVO uses a redirect-based payment flow. When a customer selects OVO at checkout, they are redirected to OVO's interface to authenticate and confirm their payment, then redirected back to your website or app upon completion. OVO is a single-use payment method where customers must authenticate each payment.
This guide explains the process of integrating OVO into your app or website using Payrails.
Pre-requisites
Before you start accepting OVO payments with Payrails, there are a few requirements you must meet:
- Integrate with Payrails using one of our SDKs or our API
- Configure a new integration account for OVO via dLocal as a Payment Service Provider. If you do not have a dLocal integration already configured in your workspace, please follow the dLocal integration setup guide first.
- Enable OVO as a payment method in your dLocal integration configuration. In the Payrails portal, navigate to Settings → Integrations, select your dLocal integration instance, and enable the OVO checkbox under Payment methods, then save the account.
- Enable OVO as a payment option in your workflow.
- Make sure you're sending the OVO-specific meta fields in your requests.
Ways to integrate OVO
Payrails SDK
The simplest way to use OVO with Payrails is to use our drop-in in your checkout flow. With this integration type, no additional work is required to accept payments with OVO except for handling success/failure screens for your users.
For a more flexible implementation using our SDK, you can use our genericRedirectButton element. See special instructions here for your client-side implementation.
Server-to-server integration
You can integrate OVO by completely managing your own client-side implementation, and using Payrails APIs with a server-to-server integration to process OVO payments.
Parse OVO from lookup response
With a server-to-server integration, you can call our lookup payment options endpoint to get available payment options. As shown in the example below, you can see ovo returned as an option of the paymentCompositionOptions.
{
"name": "lookup",
"actionId": "0bb6413e-cabb-4074-99e6-9e815c69f25b",
"executedAt": "2026-03-26T12:00:00.000000000Z",
"data": {
"paymentCompositionOptions": [
{
"integrationType": "redirect",
"paymentMethodCode": "ovo",
"description": "OVO"
}
]
},
"links": {
"execution": "https://api.payrails.io/merchant/workflows/payment-acceptance/executions/83c534ac-13b7-43e6-b04b-f3e8b4eb4424",
"authorize": {
"method": "POST",
"href": "https://api.payrails.io/merchant/workflows/payment-acceptance/executions/83c534ac-13b7-43e6-b04b-f3e8b4eb4424/authorize"
}
}
}Pass OVO payment method in request to authorize payment with Payrails
You can then make a request to our authorize a payment endpoint with ovo as the paymentMethodCode. See an example below:
{
"executionId": "c0fd1c51-e709-47e5-bfd1-5d1c98f7d990",
"amount": {
"value": "1500000",
"currency": "IDR"
},
"paymentComposition": [
{
"integrationType": "redirect",
"paymentMethodCode": "ovo",
"amount": {
"value": "1500000",
"currency": "IDR"
}
}
],
"meta": {
"customer": {
"name": "Jane Doe",
"email": "[email protected]",
"phone": {
"number": "81234567890",
"countryCode": "62"
},
"country": {
"code": "ID"
}
}
},
"returnInfo": {
"success": "https://mysuccessurl.com",
"error": "https://myerrorurl.com"
}
}Note on amounts: IDR uses 2 decimal places. Amounts should be provided in the smallest currency unit — e.g.,
1500000for Rp15,000.00.
Note: OVO is a redirect-based, single-use payment method. After calling the authorize endpoint, the customer will be redirected to OVO's interface to authenticate and confirm the payment. The customer must approve the payment within 55 seconds or the session will expire. Once confirmed, the customer will be redirected back to the
returnInfo.successURL. Make sure to provide validreturnInfoURLs in your authorization request.
Handle the redirect response
After the customer completes the payment on OVO's side, they will be redirected back to your success or error URL. You should then verify the payment status by checking the workflow execution status via the Payrails API or by listening to webhook notifications.
Supported currencies
OVO via dLocal supports the following presentment currency:
- IDR — Indonesian Rupiah
Supported regions / countries
Customer regions
OVO is available to customers based in:
- Indonesia 🇮🇩
Merchant regions
Merchants enabled for Indonesia can accept OVO payments via dLocal.
Supported workflows and services
| Workflow | Supported |
|---|---|
| Available via Payrails SDK | ✔️ |
| Available via Payrails API | ✔️ |
| Delayed / Manual Capture | ✖️ |
| Instant Capture | ✔️ |
| Cancel / Void | ✖️ |
| Refund / Reverse | ✔️ |
| Save Instruments | ✖️ |
| Merchant Initiated Transaction (MIT) | ✖️ |
Updated 2 days ago