Want to process front-end PayPal payments, directly bypassing Braintree gateway. Can anyone advise or recommend cost for a solution?
I ended up using - better_solidus_paypal_express!
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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.
I've integrated PayPal's Instant Payment Notification system/kit with my site. It's been working well for years.
I'd like to add another method, as PayPal has been concerning me with their industry-leading fees and censorship efforts. I'm not saying others are much better, but I want to at least add a second-string option.
Can any of you recommend an alternative that is as easy / similar to PayPal's IPN ?
All thoughts welcome, and thanks.
I use Paypal IPN as my default payment for my store. I also developed an alternative at FastPring, Bitpay, CoinPayments, and Paddle. Bitpay and CoinPayments are for processing payments in cryptos. CoinPayments uses an IPN-like system. Paddle is for processing cards like Paypal. It also uses an IPN-like system thru webhooks. Fastspring uses webhooks. I created a single file that processed the webhooks I need to process. Note that Stripe also uses Webhooks.
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.
We've built our Ecommerce site in Silverstripe, and now we need to implement a payment gateways. I'm just wondering what are the options are there for us? In another word what are the good gateways to use?
Also I did this tutorial about Ecommerce, the tutor said Paypal is a payment processor rather than payment gateways, is this true? As my understanding to use gateways is better than processor. Anyone can give me a bit more detailed info on this? Any suggestions and advice for choosing gateways for Ecommerce would be appreciated.
It dependes upon what is your location.there are number of service providers in this field few of them are
Authorizenet.com
LinkPoint
Verisign also has a payment gateway
I've written a subscription based web app that I want to charge (by credit card) a monthly fee. There are 3 different plans and once they sign up, they should be billed that amount, automatically, every month until they cancel. Is there an easy way to set this up (some sort of online service maybe?).
You can use Paypal's merchant service to provide reoccurring charges for a subscription.
Pretty easy to implement, they provide plenty of examples and even a sandbox to get you up and running.
There are now some service providers that take care of your billing and subscription needs. You use their API and they handle billing and subscriptions for you. Their services work with payment systems like PayPal and Authorize.Net.
Take a look at the following sites:
Chargify
Spreedly
Cheddargetter
I would suggest not using Paypal or Authorize's recurring payments directly. Their APIs are brutal, and the functionality is very rudimentary. It may work fine for when you're just starting out, but if you ever want to change anything down the line, you'll be in trouble.
I work for CheddarGetter, so I'm biased, but you should check us out.
Our competitors are not as robust or flexible, but they are definitely better than using Paypal or Authorize.net directly.