Authorize.net
- 14 Mar 2024
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Authorize.net
- Updated on 14 Mar 2024
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Nexudus never stores customer payment details on its servers. We rely on the enabled payment providers to store this sensitive information and provide industry standard encryption for all server communications.
Country Availability
- Australia
- Canada
- United States
What You Need to Enable Authorize.Net
An Authorize.Net Account
You need an Authorize.net account that is fully set up before enabling this payment method in Nexudus.
Your API Login ID and Transaction Key
You also your API login ID and transaction key to connect your Authorize.net account to Nexudus. Authorize.net provides a guide on Obtaining your API Login ID and Transaction Key.
Treat your API login ID / transaction key as you would any password.
Copy them and keep them somewhere safe for the duration of the setup.
Enabling Authorize.Net
Log in to dashboard.nexudus.com if you aren't already.
Click {{variable.PaymentMethods_Link}.
Click on the Authorize.Net tile.
Add a Payment gateway name.
This is the name of the payment option as it will be displayed on the Members Portal.
Fill out the Transaction fee if you want to charge customers using Authorize.Net.
Remember to check you local laws and regulations regarding card payment surcharges/transaction fees.
Most European countries, including the United Kingdom, do not allow businesses to charge customers an extra fee for using a card payment option.
Add your API Login ID.
Add your Transaction Key.
Click the Save Changes button.
Authorize.net is now enabled in Nexudus. We recommend testing your setup before letting customers pay invoices using Authorize.net.
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