Build Status:

This is an unofficial version of the MercadoPago SDK for .NET.

It has several improvements currently not present in the official version:

• .NET Standard 2.0 support
• Bug fixes
• Per-request Access-Token
• Cleaner API surface
• LINQ Provider
• A Simpler, cleaner and safer IPN Notification Handler
• Before-request Data Validations
• Improved error handling
• Async support (.NET Standard / .NET Core only)

• .NET Standard 2.0 and all platforms that support it (.NET Core, Mono, Xamarin, Unity, etc)
• .NET Framework 4.0 and above on Windows platforms
• Legacy 1.x versions of the SDK support .NET Framework 3.5

Install Nuget Package Lexim.MercadoPago.Sdk using your favorite package manager.

using MercadoPago;

For Web-checkout:

MercadoPago.SDK.ClientId = "YOUR_CLIENT_ID";
MercadoPago.SDK.ClientSecret = "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET";

For API or custom checkout:

MercadoPago.SDK.AccessToken = "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN";

Tip: You can obtain your MercadoPago credentials here

using System.Diagnostics;
using MercadoPago.Common;
using MercadoPago.DataStructures.Preference;
using MercadoPago.Resources;

// Remember to set your MercadoPago credentials! (see step 2)

// Create a preference object
var preference = new Preference
{
    Items =
    {
        new Item
        {
            Id = "1234",
            Title = "Small Silk Plate",
            Quantity = 5,
            CurrencyId = CurrencyId.ARS,
            UnitPrice = 44.23m
        }
    },
    Payer = new Payer
    {
        Email = "augustus_mckenzie@gmail.com"
    }
};

// save to MercadoPago
preference.Save();

// the InitPoint property contains the URL of the web checkout screen for this preference
Process.Start(preference.InitPoint);

You can find more examples in the MercadoPagoSDK.Samples folder.

There are 3 kinds of errors that you may get when interacting with this SDK:

• All Non-successful HTTP responses from the MercadoPago API will result in an exception.

• HTTP responses in the range 400-500 will result in an exception with an Error property, with the following structure:

  

• Before-request Validation errors will result in an exception with a clear, detailed message about the relevant resource and property.

See the Handling Exceptions Example for details.

Use the issues tab if you have any questions or find bugs.