Abstract: A user is presented with a first display with certain parties and a second display on the same screen, where the user can drag and drop the parties on the first screen to the second screen to create a desired network flow. A service provider, such as a payment provider, builds code based on the network flow and zips it into a downloadable file. The user can then easily implement the zipped code into a mobile app that will allow a user to send data through the app using the payment provider. The zipped code uses a library of data options offered by the payment provider and allows the user to input custom variables into these options. Code is automatically generated for the user to use based on the user input.

Abstract: A user is presented with a first display with certain parties and a second display on the same screen, where the user can drag and drop the parties on the first screen to the second screen to create a desired network flow. A service provider, such as a payment provider, builds code based on the network flow and zips it into a downloadable file. The user can then easily implement the zipped code into a mobile app that will allow a user to send data through the app using the payment provider. The zipped code uses a library of data options offered by the payment provider and allows the user to input custom variables into these options. Code is automatically generated for the user to use based on the user input.

Abstract: A user is presented with a first display with certain parties and a second display on the same screen, where the user can drag and drop the parties on the first screen to the second screen to create a desired network flow. A service provider, such as a payment provider, builds code based on the network flow and zips it into a downloadable file. The user can then easily implement the zipped code into a mobile app that will allow a user to send data through the app using the payment provider. The zipped code uses a library of data options offered by the payment provider and allows the user to input custom variables into these options. Code is automatically generated for the user to use based on the user input.

Abstract: A user is presented with a first display with certain parties and a second display on the same screen, where the user can drag and drop the parties on the first screen to the second screen to create a desired network flow. A service provider, such as a payment provider, builds code based on the network flow and zips it into a downloadable file. The user can then easily implement the zipped code into a mobile app that will allow a user to send data through the app using the payment provider. The zipped code uses a library of data options offered by the payment provider and allows the user to input custom variables into these options. Code is automatically generated for the user to use based on the user input.

Abstract: A user is presented with a first display with certain parties and a second display on the same screen, where the user can drag and drop the parties on the first screen to the second screen to create a desired network flow. A service provider, such as a payment provider, builds code based on the network flow and zips it into a downloadable file. The user can then easily implement the zipped code into a mobile app that will allow a user to send data through the app using the payment provider. The zipped code uses a library of data options offered by the payment provider and allows the user to input custom variables into these options. Code is automatically generated for the user to use based on the user input.

Abstract: A user is presented with a first display with certain parties and a second display on the same screen, where the user can drag and drop the parties on the first screen to the second screen to create a desired network flow. A service provider, such as a payment provider, builds code based on the network flow and zips it into a downloadable file. The user can then easily implement the zipped code into a mobile app that will allow a user to send data through the app using the payment provider. The zipped code uses a library of data options offered by the payment provider and allows the user to input custom variables into these options. Code is automatically generated for the user to use based on the user input.

Abstract: A user is presented with a first display with parties to a payment transaction and a second display on the same screen, where the user can drag and drop the parties on the first screen to the second screen to create a desired payment flow. A service provider, such as a payment provider, builds code based on the payment flow and zips it into a downloadable file. The user can then easily implement the zipped code into a mobile app that will allow a customer to make a purchase through the app using the payment provider. The zipped code uses a library of payment options offered by the payment provider and allows the user to input custom variables into these options. Code is automatically generated for the user to use based on the user input.