Sample addresses and payment instruments

Sample shipping addresses and payment instruments have been added in the Sandbox environment to enable development and debugging of AddressBook and Wallet widget information.

Sample default shipping addresses

EU UK
Max Mustermann
Schutzstrasse 123
81543 Muenchen
Deutschland
+491731112222 		Jane Doe
419 Kings Row Manchester
M13 9PL
Great Britain
+447774443333
Moritz Harz
Baumstrasse 432
60596 Frankfurt
Deutschland
+491724444321 		John Canterbury
111 Embassy Way
Birmingham
B15TT
Great Britain
+447741112222
Wolfgang Kampf
Schoenstrasse 82
33100 Paderborn
Deutschland
+491625552222 		Elisabeth Harrison
4973 Primrose Lane
London
SE1 2BY
Great Britain
+44774999888
Elise Schmidt
Edelweiss Weg 8675
79117 Freiburg
Deutschland
+491721111111 		Charles Reed
1 Applewood Ave
Spruce Tree Cottage
Warwickshire
CV324EL
Great Britain
+447741111222
Karin Roggen
Altstadtring 1
21129 Hamburg
Deutschland
+491722223333 		Abe Smith
23 Prime Way
Churchill House
London
W2 4RJ
Great Britain
+447747474747

Sample default payment instruments

Sample default test payment instruments are shown below. The test payment instruments work like actual credit cards, except that they work only in the Sandbox environment and no funds are actually authorised or captured. The payment instrument is rendered in the Wallet widget.

Instrument Type Name:"Visa"
Instrument Number:"1111"
Instrument Type:"CC"

Instrument Type Name:"AMEX"
Instrument Number:"0005"
Instrument Type:"CC"

Instrument Type Name:"MasterCard"
Instrument Number:"4444"
Instrument Type:"CC"

Instrument Type Name:"Bankeinzug"
Instrument Number:"9424"
Instrument Type:"DD"

You can simulate declined authorizations by using one of these preconfigured cards in the Sandbox environment. You can't simulate the ProcessingFailure error.

Sample default billing address

The following single fixed billing address has been added to the Sandbox environment to enable testing of addresses that might have unique features in your locale. The sample billing address cannot be changed.

EU UK
Name arguments
  • full_name: Liam Barker
 Name arguments
  • full_name: Amber Kelly
Mailing address arguments
  • address_line_1:
  • address_line_2: Meininger Strasse 58
  • city: Neunkirchen
  • postal_code: 66538
  • country_code: DE
 Mailing address arguments
  • address_line_1: 87 Terrick Rd
  • city: Eilean Darach
  • postal_code: IV23 2TW
  • country_code: GB

Testing addresses with non-Latin-1 characters

To check if your Amazon Pay integration supports non-Latin-1 characters, create a test account and add sample customer addresses with non-Latin-1 characters.

  1. Open Seller Central, select Amazon Pay (Sandbox) from the Marketplace Switcher drop-down box, click Integration, and then Create a new test account. For details, see Setting up an Amazon Pay Sandbox test account.
  2. Select a customer address with non-Latin-1 characters or add a new one.
  3. To save your settings, click Create account. Your test account is created.
  4. Enable your Amazon Pay integration in Sandbox mode.
  5. Log in to your website with the Sandbox test account you just created.
  6. Place an order using one of the sample customer addresses with non-Latin-1 characters.
  7. Validate your system against the non-Latin-1 characters. Testing might include systems such as
    • Webserver
    • ERP system
    • Databases
    • Logistic systems