How to Make In-App Payments Using the Rapyd Bank Transfer API

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    The bank transfer method is a highly in-demand option for payment, but implementing it can be a huge pain. Managing various banks’ different techniques and internationalizing is a challenging task, but it can be made much easier with the right solution.

    Using their APIs, you can use Node.js, Python, C#, .NET, or any other language to implement in-app payments with Rapyd bank transfer. As mentioned, the backend code in this article is written in Node.js and the frontend code is in Next.js. Tailwind CSS is used to style the application. Visit the GitHub repo on Rapyd bank transfers if you want to check out the code before jumping into the application.

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