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Configuring Authorize.Net (AIM) as a Payment Gateway

To Configure Authorize.Net as a Payment Gateway, follow these steps:

  1. Click on Settings > Payment Gateways
  2. If it is not listed, go to Settings > Installed Modules.
  3. click on the Install Module button
  4. on the Install Module window, enter the following details:
    Module Name: Credit Card
    Module Description: Authorize.net AIM Credit Card Module
    Module File Name: authorize_net_aim
    Module Type: Payment Gateway
    Height: 600
    Width: 500
  5. Save it.
  6. Go to Settings > Payment Gateways
  7. Click on the Authorize.net link.
  8. On the Authorize.net Payments window, enter the following:
    • Module Name - the name you want customers to see when they select this payment option
    • Payment URL - If you need to change the URL, enter it here.
      • Production URL - https://secure.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll
    • Merchant ID - Your Authorize.Net Merchant ID
    • Transaction Key - The transaction key set in your Authorize.Net Account area
    • Enable Testing - enable or disable test transactions
    • Authorization Type - Authorization Only or Authorization and Capture
    • Enable Security /CVV Code - If you want to require users to enter the CVV security code, enable this option
    • Send Customer Notification - Enable this option to allow Authorize.Net to send notifications to your customer for their payment
    • Send Merchant Notification - Enable this opiton if you want Authorize.Net to send notification emails to your merchant email address
    • Enable Debug Email - If you want the system to send you debug emails to your security alert email address, enter the email here.
    • Enable MD5 Hash - Enable the md5 security hash option from your Authorize.Net
    • Enable Recurring Billing (BETA) - by enabling this option, you can use the Recurring Billing features in Authorize.Net for membership-based products. (this option is still being tested)




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