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The multi-vendor m-pesa shop should have the following features:

1. A user friendly interface that is easy to navigate
2. The ability to add/remove vendors
3. The ability to add/remove products
4. The ability to view vendor and product information
5. The ability to search for vendors and products
6. The ability to make payments using m-pesa
7. The ability to view payment history
8. The ability to track m-pesa transactions
9. The ability to refund payments
10. The ability to generate reports

M-Pesa Java SDK

The M-Pesa Java SDK makes it easy to develop Java applications that integrate with the M-Pesa API. The SDK handles the details of making requests and parsing responses from the M-Pesa API, making it quick and easy to get started.

Features

• Easy to use: The SDK takes care of the details of making requests and parsing responses from the M-Pesa API, making it quick and easy to get started.
• Flexible: The SDK is designed to be flexible, allowing you to choose the best way to integrate M-Pesa into your Java application.
• Well documented: The SDK comes with full documentation, making it easy to get started and learn how to use the SDK.

Getting Started

To get started with the M-Pesa Java SDK, you will need:

• A Java development environment
• Maven 3.0 or above

Once you have these set up, you can install the SDK using Maven:

$ mvn install

You can then include the SDK in your Java project by adding the following dependency to your pom.xml file:

<dependency>
    <groupId>com.mpesa.sdk</groupId>
    <artifactId>mpesa-java-sdk</artifactId>
    <version>1.0.0</version>
</dependency>

Usage

To use the M-Pesa Java SDK, you will need to create a MpesaClient:

import com.mpesa.sdk.MpesaClient;
import com.mpesa.sdk.MpesaClientConfig;

MpesaClientConfig config = new MpesaClientConfig();
config.setConsumerKey("your-consumer-key");
config.setConsumerSecret("your-consumer-secret");
config.setEnvironment(MpesaClientConfig.Environment.SANDBOX);

MpesaClient mpesaClient = new MpesaClient(config);

You can then use the MpesaClient to make requests to the M-Pesa API. For example, to create a customer:

import com.mpesa.sdk.requests.CreateCustomerRequest;
import com.mpesa.sdk.responses.CreateCustomerResponse;

CreateCustomerRequest request = new CreateCustomerRequest();
request.setFirstName("John");
request.setLastName("Doe");
request.setPhoneNumber("+254711123456");

CreateCustomerResponse response = mpesaClient.createCustomer(request);