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# PaystackGateway
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`paystack-gateway` is a Ruby library that provides easy-to-use bindings for the [Paystack API](https://paystack.com/docs/api/). This library provides a collection of modules, methods and helpers for interacting with Paystack's API endpoints. It includes built-in error handling, caching, parsing, and logging.
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