
Redsys Connection Guide with Mangobeds
Connect Redsys to Mangobeds to accept guest card payments through your Spanish bank. Paste three values from your bank’s Redsys portal, no new contract needed, and bookings are reconciled automatically.
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Running a coliving in Southeast Asia? Xendit lets you accept local payments (cards, e-wallets, bank options supported by your Xendit account) directly through Mangobeds—so guests pay faster and you reconcile everything in one place.
Where to find them in Xendit:
Webhook URL (important):
Still in Settings → Webhooks, scroll to Invoices paid and add:
https://www.mangobeds.com/api/webhooks/xendit
Check all related boxes and then click Test and Save.
Heads-up: once a property is linked to a payment account, you can’t swap providers on that property without removing the connection first.
If you operate in Southeast Asia, connecting Xendit to Mangobeds gives guests a familiar local checkout and keeps your ops tidy with clean reconciliation. Configure the webhook, add your three credentials, connect—and you’re live.

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