Testing Application using Sandbox

Sandbox End-Points

Amazon FPS Sandbox web service API end-point is: fps.sandbox.amazonaws.com.

Amazon FPS Sandbox Co-branded UI API end-point is: https://authorize.payments-sandbox.amazon.com/

Sandbox Test Accounts

You can create test accounts on sandbox from the Amazon Payments account management UI page (https://authorize.payments-sandbox.amazon.com/)

Click the links provided in the Create Test Accounts box after you sign into the sandbox. To create a personal account, click the Create an Amazon FPS Personal Account on sandbox and to create a business account, click the Create an Business account on sandbox.

Sandbox User Experience

You can test the following user experience on Amazon FPS Sandbox:

Registering for business or personal account
Depositing funds into a test account's Amazon Payments account balance
Checking test account's Amazon Payments account balance
Checking test account's activity
Co-branded UI experience

Simulating Errors in Sandbox

You can use the sandbox to simulate the following error conditions using the test data in the following table.

Error Type	Test Data
Use the following sender tokens to simulate `InvalidAccountState`* errors.*
Email address not verified	E3FR7BARJV3PB631PMKV74PGKCJLBHI1Q1KMQN7BJ2JJICPDKN3N1CJIKFZ8D7NN
Suspended account	H216UECZ8ZM1G8G4QA3V7RKF8JDFZ9SI3SJAFSGUKBBNDHX1NVM8GUQRZNRNAHER
Closed account	Z1LGRXR4HMDZBSFKXELA32KZASGWD8IHMHZCK4DETR784LDLD1GMFW4P3WT8VTGX
Use the following recipient tokens to simulate `InvalidAccountState`* errors*
Email address not verified	C4LGSEMXN11FTUXZ2X2C7QVFHN5DVBGQJNF17AIQXXXQSX4DRG4KJFCN2KRFUUZI
Suspended account	R3VK49XVGCAZTJSXKN7ZSBHPMFGKM5VEEQTXGMVE8CFUZ2G5RLLMAB4J6TQRL6BU
Closed account	P1LL7A1LHK935DBGI5NAYCXOCLVEBHBNIU7PBXBAMRKKNLDEPI8M3MUSLZT2VANZ
The following errors can be simulated using the Amount values.
Temporary Decline	Amounts that are of the format,`N.6n`, where `N, n` are any number. Example, 100.6, 0.6, 2.61
Failure	Amounts that are of the format, `N.7n`, or `N.8n`, where `N, n` are any numbers. Example, 20.7, 100.73, 4.8, 0.81

	Important
	When testing in the sandbox, amounts in the format N.6n will return a TemporaryDecline response and you must call `RetryTransaction` twice before the declined transaction is reinitialized. The first call to `RetryTransaction` always returns TemporaryDecline. This behavior is intentional and permits testing of different code paths in the `Pay` and `RetryTransaction` response handling.