Help with authorize.net payment gateway integration

[jangoo]

Hi,

 

I'm developing a prestashop website but I'm stuck in the payment module. My client is from New York and I'm from Spain, that's why I can't call the bank myself to solve this.

 

My client has provided me this info:

 

Merchant number, Payment Gateway ID  (Authorize.net ), Routing/Transit Number, DDA Number

 

But the authorize.net module (http://addons.prestashop.com/en/payments-gateways-prestashop-modules/4154-authorizenet-aim.html) seems to use a Login Id and Key:

 

http://medias1.prestastore.com/119736-pbig/Array.jpg

 

Also, the client told me that the bank is chasebank but its module requires more different info.

 

Is there any module that uses the first info to accept payments? Every authorize.net user must have a login id and key or am I missing something?

 

Thanks in advance

[krisives]

They need to login to the Authorize.Net control panel and generate an API key:

 

http://www.authorize.net/support/merchant/Integration_Settings/Access_Settings.htm

 

Payment gateways, banks, and Authorize.Net folks almost never know what is happening. If you can avoid using Authorize.Net and use Stripe instead you should.

[jangoo]

@lita snow, what are the advantages of your module vs the free one? http://addons.prestashop.com/es/pagos-prestashop-modulos/4154-authorizenet-aim.html

 

@krisives Yes, I wanted to be sure I was not wrong and I really needed the login / password settings and not all they sent to me. I wish I could use Stripe, but they take 3% of the payments and the client doesn't want that

[krisives]

Authorize.Net costs about the same. You pay 2% depending on your reseller deal, then you add risk insurance / scanning services required by the merchant (both cost money) because all their solutions touch the scope of PCI compliance. So once you add up the percentage, monthly costs, and insurance/scanning it will be higher than 3% of most sales.