Is it possible to test whether the Google Ecommerce transaction code is working or not before It is send to production?
Most merchant service providers have a test mode setting. See if you find that. Also you can place real transaction and just refund them after you complete.
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I am using express and mongodb.
I have succesfully added stripe, and i can make a test payment succesfully, i followed this tutorial: https://stripe.com/docs/checkout/express
So, my question is, what would be the steps to take, so that when a user pays, he gets a flag of "pro user" and then he can accces certain features.
what is normally the process here? are there any tuts or guidelines i can check ? thx!
Its not about stripe, you need to add the features for the paid users. Consider i have an option to show feature listing in my application which can be accessed only by paid users. If this case, you can make a flag in db for paid users when they completed there payment. Only those users can access the page others will shown a message like "Subscribe to access the page". This is the simple example to different paid and normal user functionality
I want to test transaction on coinbase, is there anyway to test transactions on coinbase development without using real bitcoin. Because I don't have any bitcoins in my account.
As i was also looking for a sandbox environment, i just came up to one of there support, they are no longer supporting sandbox environment for a long time now.
Check out this Answer on coinbase support
There is no way to use any kind of testnet but you could always have a friend create an account and then use the API to send to each other via Email address for no fees.
I am currently working on integrating Sagepay with a financial payment system. We have a Sagepay test account and have been creating transactions within the Sagepay test environment fine.
However, we have a number of test plan scenarios that don't appear to be supported with the Sagepay test environment, e.g.
Create a card payment successfully then do a Repeat against the payment and simulate a failure at Repeat stage (insufficient funds, card expired, etc).
Sagepay support have said this is NOT testable so how is anyone testing their Sagepay integrations? Are there third party test environments available or what is anyone doing to test their Sagepay integrated systems?
Just a suggestion.
Create a PAYMENT transaction.
Block the IP address that the transactions are initiated from (in My Sage Pay)
Try a REPEAT transaction call to the API.
It won't simulate the card expiry / failure to auth scenario, but might help. If you do try, be aware that the setting might not take immediate effect (should be around 15 minutes or so).
I would like to test txn_type of 'subscr_payment' using paypal's ipn simulator.
but there is no such option.
while as you can see here there is such txn type
Correct; not all transaction types are currently supported in the IPN simulator.
We are planning to add more scenarios to the simulator, but for this kind of testing (which would require multiple successive IPN messages), I would recommend creating a subscription button in the sandbox environment and having it bill manually.
Unfortunately that's the only way to simulate subscription IPN messages today.
I also wonder if you can simulate subscription in IPN Simulator, but based on the choices, there is no way you can simulate subscription using IPN Simulator.
The best way to simulate subscription is to create Sandbox test accounts: one for the 'buyer' and one for the 'seller'. You can do this by going to Paypal Developer and go to Applications -> Sandbox Accounts.
My Sandbox test accounts: one for the buyer and one for the seller:
Once you have create the two test accounts, go to Paypal Sandbox site, login into your buyer Sandbox test account and create a Subscription Button. Wallah! You are done. Note: make sure to set the billing cycle to 1 day only so that you quickly test your Paypal IPN Listener.
Sandbox Subscription Button image:
Email notifications to your Sandbox test accounts can be seen at the Sandbox account notifications.
From within the PayPal developer site, you can go to the IPN simulator, select Transaction Type as Web Accept, click Show All Fields. You can then edit txn_type to be subscr_payment, subscr_signup, etc.
It's not perfect, as it doesn't give you all of the variables, but you can put info in other entries, and use a logical to determine whether or not the correct entry exists.
Do one test subscription, so that you have the values, and then work from there
I am attempting to integrate Authorize.net into my site. I have set up and activated a test account in their test.authorize.net domain and have obtained and inserted their API key/login for my account into my configurations. I run my script through their API and I get the proper success message that they've received the information. However, every time I log into the test.authorize.net domain and search for the transactions via their Search tab, it always returns with nothing regardless of what parameters I search with. What can cause this?
Look in the unsettled transactions. That's where they'll be.
FYI, Authorize.Net developer accounts do not actually process transactions. They only validate that the data you sent over via their API was valid and complete. If it is you will receive an approved response with a fake transaction number, approval, and AVS response code (which is always a match). If your made an invalid API call an error message will be returned alerting you to your error so you can correct it.
If you don't want o call Authorize.Net for support or they give you the run around, you can also get help in their developer forums.
Authorize.net does not actually log transactions in test mode.
You should call their support; they are fantastic. However, from my experience you typically get a shared account where lots of tests are running and it can be hard to search for your transaction.