We are submitting test cc credit card transaction to the test QBMS gatewey and would like to verify they are being submitted correctly. We are getting what looks like the correct response valid response to the submittal but nothing is showing up in the merchant service center for the past month. Is this correct, i.e., the test service center is hit or miss or is it failing somewhere else? Even items we submit through the test page do not show up in the service center. Thanks.
If you are using the TEST tool here, it is posting the transaction under a test account not your account, so you see the successful response, but you would only see the transaction if you logged in under the test account, which is not possible as its simply for testing.
http://docs.developer.intuit.com/0085_QuickBooks_Windows_SDK/030_qbms/0030_Get_Set_Up/5._Try_a_Test_Transaction
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Jarred
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I am new at Zapier and trying to make an email verification using NeverBounce from Zapier and complete the following setup.
I create an app in NeverBounce.
I complete Trigger in steps in Zapier.
Completed the Action and logged in NeverBounce by IP key.
And finally, during testing, I get this error!
The verification could not be sent to NeverBounce.
The app returned `{"message":"We were unable to complete your request. Check our system status at https://twitter.com/neverbounceapi as their may be an issue with our system. The following information was supplied: Insufficient credit balance.
Here is an screen shoot of the error I am facing
Thanks for your help😊.
The error message says you don't have enough credits, you may want to check your account. Or this may be just a glitch with the test procedure and you may want to just proceed with the Zap and see if the actual run is successful.
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I'm trying to setup the payout process for the merchants on my site, but for some reason when I use Stripe Test bank details I get with the error of "Known test bank accounts cannot be used in live mode". I'm using the development client ID for testing obviously, so not sure why am I end up with this error. :( Any ideas would be very welcome! Thanks.
The activation form expects real information about a real business. This means that even if you're testing, you might want to create a real account with real details and that's what Stripe asks for here.
Since you're only testing the OAuth flow and don't want to activate your account you should ignore the form entirely. When testing with your Development client id ca_XXXXX there should be a link at the top of the form called "Skip this account form". This links lets you bypass the activation form (which would be required in production) and finish the connection with the platform.
I am working on integrating CITRUS payment in IOS.I am almost done with the integration and also able to make payment successfully.
But I am facing one issue here and that is when I am calling the citrus page I load's the current page with my order but it look's page with some HTML tag's, please see the image :
And on this page when I click on SUBMIT button then my order get's completed successfully.
So if anybody have faced the same issue and knows any solution for this please help.
This is not an error. It is the test page showing that you need to host the page where response comes. So once you switch to the production keys, this won't be a problem.
In India, RBI (Reserver Bank of India) Mandates that all card payments should go through two-factor authentication.This means the payer will be redirected to an ACS ( Access Control Server) Page where the payer is expected to enter an OTP/Password/ ATM Pin as the case may be.
Citrus Payments have simulated a test ACS Page in their sandbox environment which is shown in the screenshot you attached with the question.
Once you click submit button on this page, you will be redirected to a "return URL" passed in the incoming request.You are required to validate the response send by Citrus once the request arrives on this URL and display the same to the customer.
I have been trying to integrate PayPal payment with a test application I am developing. If successful, I am thinking of leveraging this on my other projects.
So far, I have been able to add the plugin, configure it for Test environment and able to complete a transaction end to end. However, I have a small issue that I want some help or clarification about. Please follow the series of images below for more details:
Button on merchant application (grails application)
Payment page on PayPal test site
Here is the paypal confirmation page for transaction:
After making the payment above, I got a successful message on paypal test site. But when I check the logs and database, there is no notification sent to the grails application at this stage. The payment transaction is still in PENDING state:
Now, when I click on the "Return to merchant" link on the paypal confirmation page, then I redirected to my grails application with a SUCCESS message:
So, the PayPal "SUCCESS" response is sent to the grails/merchant application only after the user hits that link "Return to merchant site". In real life, the users might not want to return to the merchant site everytime. Seeing the confirmation message on PayPal site, they might assume that the transaction is done and may be PayPal does the payment too. But, how do we let the merchant site i.e the grails application know that the PayPal has already shown the user a confirmation message? So that, the user doesn't have to return to merchant site after seeing the Successful message?
UPDATE:
I have tried the IPN simulator upon your advice. I am not quite sure and able to understand how I can send an IPN message to my localhost application. When I tried giving my localhost or 127.0.0.1 on the IPN simulator configuration on my sandbox account, it throws error saying unable to reach the server. I am sure many developers must have tried this using local development machine, but unable to find any resource which gives the steps to use IPN simulator or IPN sandbox response for a localhost development instancE.
You cannot rely on PDT
you have to use IPN
where PayPal send a notification to a page on your website where you have to authenticate, verify several possible issues and save the transaction details
See here fore more info
IPN
Not sure if it written at that link, but you have also to enable such function from your Paypal account indicating the target page on your website.
I'd appreciate any help with this, I've run around in circles trying all sorts of combinations with the PayPal Api - but I'm hitting a brick wall on this one.
I'm looking to call the CreateBillingAgreement method but each time I do it fails and reports a 10001 'internal error' from paypal in the response.
I have a valid token and I'm using version 84.0. I've successfully called SetupExpressCheckout and DoExpressCheckout, both of which succeed and the payment goes through. I'm setting up a future payment / pre-authorisation on the SetupExpressCheckout and the user agrees to that no problems.
​Do I need to change settings on the merchant in the sandbox? Am I calling things in the wrong order maybe? (SetExpress, GetExpress, DoExpress, CreateBilling)?
​I'm looking to use this billing agreement to allow a reference transaction in the future. I'm having a test account 'pay' using paypal and not forwarding any credit card details, the payment is for a digital service with no delivery (no shipping is set, no addresses or delivery costs are involved). The overall goal is to provide a one-click re-order button, whereby no details need to be entered by the customer.
I'm using the C# api in asp.net 4, or more specifically I've created Service References from the paypal sandbox wsdl and I'm using those in asp.net.
​Any and all help is appreciated - thanks.
​Russell.
You don't need to call CreateBillingAgreement if you're specifying billingtype MerchantInitiatedBilling in your SetExpressCheckout and DoExpressCheckoutPayment API call. CreateBillingAgreement is only necessary if you don't want to call DoExpressCheckoutPayment.
If MerchantInitiatedBilling is set, DoExpressCheckoutPayment will already return a billing agreement ID, which you can use in DoReferenceTransaction.
I don't have access to an example at hand, but will update this post as soon as I've found one for you.