Authorize.net Reviews and details

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• Authorize.net Plugin Magento2

  I think magento use to come standard with a plugin for authorize.net, but either way I need the official plugin (if one is still maintained) to connect magento2 to authorize.net for payments. Source: over 1 year ago

• Html, JSON, and Filemaker

  I have a form which can accept payments. The form is hosted by jotform which puts the payment information (collected by an authorize.net widget) into JSON and sends it into my database. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Tired of Stripe and willing to do ACH

  Your local bank likely offers them and they can eb tied to authorize.net, or NMI perhaps. They should be able to help you through that entire process depending on how the accounts get onboarded. Askl your local coffee shop and etc where they get the credit card processing from. Source: almost 2 years ago

• What are the recommended online payment gateway integrations?

  Authorize.net as a gateway for example charges about $15/month by it self before any merchant account is linked. Paytrace is a little cheaper and does not have some extra fees authorize.net has. Source: almost 2 years ago

• authorize.net API response code brainstorm

  Does anyone have any experience with authorize.net API return codes? Source: almost 2 years ago

• Defrauded Through Square

  Checkout authorize.net ; they are an offshoot of visa. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Streamline your cloud services billing with C3's seamless third-party integrations

  Streamline your cloud services with ease! With C3 seamless integration with Professional Services Automation like ConnectWise Manage and Datto Autotask, along with popular Accounting Software such as QuickBooks and Xero, External Payment Gateways like Stripe, Authorize.Net, Bill&Pay, MCB, and EziDebit, managing subscriptions, invoices, and payments has never been easier. Source: about 2 years ago

• Is creating a amazon flex bot illagal in US?

  I created an app like Flexer App. I am wondering if it is illegal in US. I also wanna know if it is illegal charge to ppl's credit card. I am thinking to open a authorize.net account for that. Source: about 2 years ago

• Using the authorize.net API makes me love stripe.

  As a side bonus, I no longer get the security warnings from npm after removing authorize.net sdk! Source: about 2 years ago

• Using the authorize.net API makes me love stripe.

  I always used stripe in the past. The current project I'm working on they already use authorize.net and all the customers are saved there so have to use that to avoid re collecting credit cards. Source: about 2 years ago

• WooCommerce Refuses To Fix a Critical Braintree / WooCommerce Bug, Unsure What To Do Next

  Thanks - do you mean the issue was with authorize.net and funnelkit? Source: about 2 years ago

• Authorize.net is a Scam!

  To clarify, authorize.net is just a gateway for most people tied to a separate non-affiliated merchant account. Authorize.net also offers merchant accounts, however the rates are not as popular, and they tend to be much more risk adverse than other merchant processors. Source: about 2 years ago

• Authorize.net is a Scam!

  Let's say you are going to do 25, 000$ per year of sales, they might hold 5,000$ indefeinitely as like a "deposit" or "sureity' to make sure they can cover any losses. But if you would close your account / end your contract with them, then you would get all of your money with them back. They would not hold it forever is what I am thinking. If they do try to hold it forever, there would be local resources that you... Source: about 2 years ago

• High Risk Payment Processor for EU citizens

  The ones I find, are only for USA/CA citizens (authorize.net etc...). Does anyone know a high risk payment provider (subscriptions are optional) that accept EU (or even better, German) citizens? Source: about 2 years ago

• Stripe "failed payment" amount. Is this normal / average?

  Depends on your fraud settings. However there are a bunch of other reasons why it might be declined based on how Stripe has you set up. A lot of times it comes down to MCC (business category code) which might be identifying you a certain way that causes your customer's bank to decline. I would ask authorize.net about this or another payment processor to see if they are willing to allow you to test with various... Source: about 2 years ago

• Restrict Content Pro Setting Expiry Dates on Febuary 28

  When Payment Processor (authorize.net) processes a renewal payment on Feb 28 (actually renewal date should be the 29th, 30th, or 31st), the new expiration date shows up as March 28 (looks like it uses the payment transaction date to set the new expiry date. In March, RCP expires the new to March 28th, and expires the membership. Payment processor will process a new payment on the original date of the month (29th,... Source: about 2 years ago

• Refuse to pay QBO extortion prices. How long will credit card purchases integrate to desktop pro 2020?

  I rather like authorize.net for credit card transactions. Reliable and robust. Source: about 2 years ago

• Payment processor alternatives

  Vouching for authorize.net too, I don't think they care about much. Source: about 2 years ago

• Payment gateway service provider?

  My credit card folks (Chase Paymentech) signed me up to Authorize.net - but I found out now that I need yet another third part app to have authorize.net work with Quickbooks. Source: about 2 years ago

• Is Bill Pay Safer Than Autopay Via Check Draft?

  Stored in a payment processor it should be very secure. The problem is you have no way to know how the company stores your information or where(stripe, quickbooks, authorize.net, etc). Source: about 2 years ago

• Reducing credit card processing fees.

  I highly recommend shopping around for other providers. As a small business owners, I started with Square then went to a company that promised 2.6% and then they shot me up to 4%. Now I'm with a good processing company that uses authorize.net and I'm being charged 1.5% per transaction. Source: about 2 years ago