If you are using manual credit card -method you are storing the credit-card information in the data-base (and you are not paid !!)
You need a third party payment gateway, like Paypal, Stripe, etc. All these methods allows you to get paid without storing the cc-numbers. They are using different techniques to create a token and store this instead of sensible cc-information.
Storage of Credit Cards
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marcwagener wrote:
That, and you're in for a whole pile of regulations and liability if you choose to store the CC # yourself.
Definitely use an external payment processor if you can.
If you are using manual credit card -method you are storing the credit-card information in the data-base (and you are not paid !!)
You need a third party payment gateway, like Paypal, Stripe, etc. All these methods allows you to get paid without storing the cc-numbers. They are using different techniques to create a token and store this instead of sensible cc-information.
You need a third party payment gateway, like Paypal, Stripe, etc. All these methods allows you to get paid without storing the cc-numbers. They are using different techniques to create a token and store this instead of sensible cc-information.
That, and you're in for a whole pile of regulations and liability if you choose to store the CC # yourself.
Definitely use an external payment processor if you can.
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I am using the built in Authorize.net plugin for processing payments. Just to be clear. I do NOT want to store the credit cards... EVER. That's why I got a little freaked out when I saw that the entire credit card was visible in the order details. How can I have it NOT store the CC#'s? Do I have to use a different payment gateway plugin (not the built in authorize.net)? Thank you for your help.
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nate.m.34 wrote:
Try disabling it per my instructions and find out. :)
Basically if you tell Nop you want to do manual payments then it will need to store the card.
I thought I did... but maybe not. So if I understand this correctly, you believe this may be the result of nop trying to use a manual payment process?
Try disabling it per my instructions and find out. :)
Basically if you tell Nop you want to do manual payments then it will need to store the card.
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gbitsvcs wrote:
I will do so. I'm setting up my new server now (no more running in visual studio). I will try this out tomorrow. I appreciate the help.
I thought I did... but maybe not. So if I understand this correctly, you believe this may be the result of nop trying to use a manual payment process?
Try disabling it per my instructions and find out. :)
Basically if you tell Nop you want to do manual payments then it will need to store the card.
Try disabling it per my instructions and find out. :)
Basically if you tell Nop you want to do manual payments then it will need to store the card.
I will do so. I'm setting up my new server now (no more running in visual studio). I will try this out tomorrow. I appreciate the help.
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gbitsvcs wrote:
Well, that may have been the issue. I have made sure that the authorize.net payment plugin was the only one enabled. No full CC# showing, and it even worked with my eprocessingnetwork.com payment gateway after I adjusted the URL. Perfect! Thank you for your help.
Have you completely disabled the Manual Payment, and any other payment plug-ins you're not using?
From the Admin page, go to Configuration->Payment->Payment Methods to see what's active/inactive. To Deactivate, click "Edit".
From the Admin page, go to Configuration->Payment->Payment Methods to see what's active/inactive. To Deactivate, click "Edit".
Well, that may have been the issue. I have made sure that the authorize.net payment plugin was the only one enabled. No full CC# showing, and it even worked with my eprocessingnetwork.com payment gateway after I adjusted the URL. Perfect! Thank you for your help.