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A couple of hours is the absolute maximum if it is a robokassa. If longer, then the programmer still needs to study, and not work. If the pros, then half an hour maximum - everything is obvious there, standard + code examples are working.
With other payment systems, it may take longer, due to greater complexity (data sent to mail and pgp signatures) or due to greater glitches (the order and type of arguments when forming a hash is not obvious).
This, of course, does not take into account "bureaucratic" time, i.e. if the account is already fully functional.
It is possible to write a piece of code that will stupidly work in half an hour, but the time from above will depend on where to connect it, how this creation is written, the implementation of all sorts of billing-schmilings and other tricks ... Plus debugging. For some reason, everyone who says “I want to connect a robokassa” goes on with the line “write a history of replenishment”, “write an API for working with finances within the project (transfers, conversions, functions to receive the balance, etc.)” and this it’s been done for more than 2 hours ... well, if everything is there and you just need to call the f-th ready in the api to replenish the balance for the drain and indicate from which payment system the payment was received - then yes, half an hour or an hour ...
IMHO, it is not indicated where and how to fasten, and what functionality should be covered. I would say from 2 to 8. Reading documentation, coding, testing, fixing bugs.
ps: I had no business with Robokassa, judging by the experience of developing payment modules for cms)
When writing code related to money, you can’t rush at all, even if it takes a couple of days. The main thing is not to miss anything, to do super-logging and test ... but these factors remain on the conscience of the programmer, you won’t find out about them at all or find out when you see that the money is flowing somewhere.
Depends on the connection method. The simplest options do not require programming skills at all (insert an html form and receive information about payments by e-mail).
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