[SOLVED] Interface to Authorize.net?

I see all these discussions about setting up CBSubs with Authorize.net, however I am not clear: are payments through Authorize.net supported currently or do they require any custom coding?

In other words, if I already have an account with Authorize.net, is plugging it into CBSubs just a simple configuration task like with PayPal, or do I need my own custom interface?

Thanks!

Post edited by: krileon, at: 2009/11/03 14:17

All you need is to configure your account into CBSubs payment gateway for Authorize.net using your Authorize.net account. All purchases are made on site when using Authorize.net. Currently address information is not sent to Authorize.net which results in a minor increase in fees, but the amount is rather insignificant.

K, thanks so much for answering. Okay, I could work with the address issue for now, as long as you guys are going to be fixing it. I understand this is the case, right?

What did you mean "all purchases are made on site" -- on which site? I'm assuming not the Authorize.net site, but the CBSubs site, right?

Also, when you say configure the CBSubs payment gateway for Authorize.net, is is as simple as entering the API login ID and Transaction Key for the account into CBSubs, or is there anything more than that?

Yes, we're investigating a possible fix for the address issue.

By all purchases made on site means the user does not leave your site. Authorize.net is not a payment gateway such as paypal. It's a processor to handle the transactions; users never leave your site when making a purchase.

When configuring your payment gateway you will be present with various configuration parameters necessary for your Authorize.net gateway to function. Information required is as follows:
Authorize.net name (API login id)
Authorize.net merchant authentication

Got it. And thanks for your prompt replies, Kyle!

Is the Authorize.net Merchant Authorization the same thing as the Transaction Key? I do not see a merchant authorization on the Auth.net site, but I do see an API Key and Transaction Key.