In addition, physical gift cards cannot be created or managed. Gift cards generated by the Gift Cards API cannot be used with Virtual Terminal in the Sandbox. Testing the Terminal API is supported, but testing on the device itself is not. The Snippets API and Sites API are not supported. The Reader SDK 1.0 and Point of Sales API are not supported. Square applications (first-party applications), including Square for Restaurants, Square Point of Sale, and Square Invoices, are not supported for testing in the Sandbox.Ĭonnection V1 API calls are not supported, including the V1 Employees API and V1 Settlements API. Sandbox limitations include the following: For example, Square hardware, such as a POS terminal, cannot be used with the Sandbox. The Square Sandbox can be great for exercising test scenarios, but it does have some limitations. Simplify the OAuth process so you receive authorization to make calls on a seller's test account when you set up the account. You specify the version of the application you run in the Sandbox. Test new versions of Square APIs before using them in production. The Seller Dashboard provides a seller view of results of the API calls and is accessed by choosing Open from the test accounts list in the Developer Dashboard. There is a Seller Dashboard for each test account you create using the Developer Dashboard. If you create additional seller test accounts, you must use the access token assigned to that seller account. Because the default test account uses the same access token as the applications you create, you do not need to use an access token that is specific to a seller. All your applications have been pre-authorized for all OAuth permissions. The default test account is a seller account in which you are automatically authorized to perform actions and access data.
You must use test credit card values found in Sandbox Payments. The Sandbox does not accept valid credit cards. If you use API Explorer, you can select the Sandbox or production environment by using the toggle at the top of the page. In the Developer Dashboard, after you select your application, a toggle at the top of the page lets you select either Sandbox or production environments. When you move your application to production, you need production credentials and you need to use as the base URL.
The base URL for calling Sandbox endpoints is. You can go between the Sandbox and the production environments by selecting the appropriate URL. You can access the Sandbox in several ways. You can use the Sandbox to take payments, create an inventory and subscriptions, and simulate sales and transactions using payment information specifically for use with the Sandbox. Use the Square Sandbox to create transactions in the seller test account by calling Square APIs using API Explorer or your own code.
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