Cybersource is the payment provider for my Shopify plus store. Within that I have payment methods which include VISA/Mastercard/Applepay. Google pay should also be available here but doesn't exist in the list of options. I can't believe Cybersource doesn't support Googlepay. When I have asked Cybdersource they say that the integration is managed by Shopify, but Shopify tell me I should use ShopifyPay if I want to have GooglePay, I can't believe this, it seems more likely that someone needs to refresh the API to make G-pay appear in the list of options.... does anyone have experience of this?
Thanks so much
I have been bouncing between Shopify help and Cybersource help they both just say it's down to the other.
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I would like to discuss with you about a solution for an issue I`m having.
I have a marketplace, I want to allow Shopify sellers to sell on my marketplace.
I`m looking for the best solution to export the Shopify sellers products & Collections in a feed. I want to make this whole process to be automatic as possible. I dont want the sellers to have to deal with all the technical stuff.
Also, a feature the solution must contain is - I need to map the field once, to map the Shopify categories to my marketplace categories.
Do you know any solution, app or something that can help me?
For making your system automatic you can take reference about shopify webhooks Shopify webhooks
and you can take reference regarding listed public app marketplace solution on shopify
I want to integrate GooglePay to my BigCommerce Store.
I'm using Authorize.net as a payment gateway.
I had a chance to research if it's possible, but from those links below I wonder if it's impossible.
https://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/Google-Pay-integration-with-Authorize-net/td-p/61667
https://developers.google.com/pay/api/#participating-processors
They say "Authorize.net is not supporting GooglePay"
I'm wondering because auth.net supports GooglePay and there's even a setting in auth.net to setup GooglePay.
So I'm wondering if I can customize BigCommerce to implement it.
Please let me know if it's possible or not, and if possible please help me to figure it out.
Authorize.Net is on the Google Pay's list of supported PSPs and contains a link to Authorize.Net's developer site.
BigCommerce has an article on Google Pay integration however, I don't know if this extends to also include Authorize.Net. You may have to reach out to Authorize.Net or BigCommerce for more information.
Kindly please suggest me the best way to single page checkout for Shopify store. As Shopify doesn't support any customization to the checkout page. Our requirement is to create a single page checkout. let me know how it is achievable.
Basic Shopify does not support customization in the checkout page. It is only available to Shopify plus Customer. Please visit here for more information.
You want a single page checkout you may need to create your own checkout process which will again require your store to be a Shopify Plus store. However, there are many Apps which can help you with single page checkout. You may want to use one of them if you don't want to build the whole functionality. You may want to check the below conversation - Link
You should not use Shopify if you want to make your own Checkout. Shopify is a hosted platform and they no longer want to let people play with the cash register themselves.
Of the few Apps that remain that do offer checkout outside of Shopify, you can see the hassles involved for customers. Why not just roll your own? If you can do your own checkout, hook up to an open source system instead where you can do that easier.
This is easy enough to do if you have the skills. Basically create an app that has a proxy page and change the theme's links replacing the paths to the checkout with paths to your proxied checkout.
There are a number of ways to collect payment info if you do this including using the draft_orders api to send the customer back to Shopify for final payment (not applicable for single page checkout but sometimes works well with the business reason that justifies a custom checkout in the first place)
You can also create a sales channel app that works much like the proxied app concept but has some more api capabilities.
However you really need a good business reason for doing this. Single page checkout was fashionable a few years ago but I've had as many customers go away from it as go towards it. Shopify has done quite a lot of work on their checkout and it works well (i.e. is fast and efficient) on all their supported platforms. Creating a custom checkout means your stuck maintaining it and are potentially increasing your liability if you take credit cards but have not received PCI certification.
I hear a lot about BlueSnap as a potential Payment Gateway for merchants like me, does anyone know what kind of account integrations the offer?
You can see the integration options in this page, the main questions you should ask yourself are whether you'll need to work with a product catlog or not - and whether you have the resources to develop with the API solutions.
If you're already using shopping carts, you can integrate Magento, PrestaShop or WooCommerce with BlueSnap.
I'm wrapping up my startup and will need to implement Paypal API into my sign up page.
Does anyone use recurring payments via Paypal API integrated into their billing? Better yet, guide me to a trustable developer with experience or will I have to use Elance?
I need it to go to a welcome/get started screen in their logged in account once they hit the 'create account' button after filling out billing info. I was also wondering, can you leave the CSC (3 digit security code) field out with integration, because it makes things very hard for recurring payments. I'd like to stick with Paypal, as I have been very satisfied with them for a few years now; I already checked out Chargify, authorize.net, etc.
I'd love to see someone with something like this set up already to take a look at and ask a few questions.
On the paypal website are some code samples for developers. I don't know if there are any for recurring payments but one-time payments code snippets you will find. Very easy to set up.
I have a donate-button and it works fine without much trouble.