Authorize.net Integration

July 30, 2024•1 min read

Authorize.Net is recognized as a leading payment processor due to its reliability, security, and extensive feature set. With over 20 years of experience, it delivers payment processing services to businesses of varying sizes. Authorize.Net ensures robust security measures to safeguard transactions and sensitive customer information, coupled with dependable uptime for seamless transactions. Furthermore, Authorize.Net offers features such as recurring billing, mobile compatibility, and integration with popular e-commerce platforms.

The integration can be enabled by these simple steps:

Enter the required API keys with Authorize.net on Payments ➝ Integrations.
There are 3 keys that are required to be entered to connect to Authorize.net:

Login Id
Transaction key
Signature key

How to obtain the Login ID and transaction key can be found here

Test cards for Authorize.net integration:

Expiration can be any future date and any 3/4 digit CVC:

4007000000027 (Visa)

4012888818888 (Visa)

4111111111111111 (Visa)

370000000000002 (American Express)

5424000000000015 (Mastercard)

2223000010309703 (Mastercard)

2223000010309711 (Mastercard)

6011000000000012 (Discover)

3088000000000017 (JCB)

38000000000006 (Diners Club/ Carte Blanche)

Note: You are not required to disconnect Stripe for connecting to Authorize.net. You can connect to both gateways on the integrations page. However, since you have connected two different gateways for processing payments, you will need to define a default gateway for processing order form payments

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