Authorize.net Not Asking For Credit Card details

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Sree's picture

i am not getting the form to enter credit card details during the checkout process with authorize.net .....
ny suggestions?

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Same problem - any answer?

preinarz's picture

I am having this same problem. What was your final solution?

Are you using e-commerce or

rszrama's picture

Are you using e-commerce or Ubercart. In Ubercart, remember to enable the credit module as gateway modules plug into that to interface with payment gateways.

Hi, whats the usual process

stevebayerin's picture

Hi, whats the usual process for having ubercart accept indian bank transfers/payments from ICICI, HDFC and UTI Banks?

I assume Indian banks are supported by authorize.net?

I'm not sure what the

rszrama's picture

I'm not sure what the process would be, as I haven't tried it. I'd have to refer you to Authorize.net to see if they accept them for eCheck. Further, the auth.net module that was contributed to core only supports the credit card AIM payment method. Development for eCheck support would be possible in the module if someone got the desire to do it.

Indian Banks & payments

vinayras's picture

Hi,

Indian Banks do not offer any API to developers. They do offer to big entities for large bucks.

Paypal seems to be a good options, since paypal now supports indian banks. Transfer is usually done on 2-3 working days for ICICI, HDFC, and PNB banks (i have not tested others)

Hope this helps.

Vinay Yadav
VinayRas Infotech
Web Application Development
http://www.vinayras.com

Vinay Yadav
PHP / Drupal Developer
Apache Solr Consultant
http://www.vinayras.com

WorldPay vs Authorize.net

pushkarpathak's picture

Hi rszrama,

I had experience of E-commerce module with WorldPay. The module required to register before making payment. It is about 1 year back story. At that time I could not disable that feature and have to develop the software using php and mysql. It is working well.

Now I am adding Authorize.net to the same system. I am finding that configuring Authorize.net is more complicated compared to WorldPay. What do you say?

Best

I don't have any experience

rszrama's picture

I don't have any experience with WorldPay unfortunately. I don't even have a whole lot with Authorize.net. : P I think it may be true for later versions of e-Commerce but at least for Ubercart the ability to checkout without registering is a default option.

Well, ccavenue does allow

stevebayerin's picture

Well, ccavenue does allow companies to have an account with them for 7,500 Rs (A reasonable amount for a successful retailer, yearly updates are 1,200 Rs)

All one needs to do is integrate support between Ubercart and ccavenue. There wouldn't need to be direct interaction between a developer and the bank. Just the developer of the add on module to Ubercart and the API provided by ccavenue (which handles the bank, some information can be found on http://ccavenue.com/content/quick.jsp.)

Paypal in India has serious drawbacks given paypal's inability to receive money from Indian Banks (I can receive money from papal to an Indian bank but I cannot send money to Paypal from Indian banks.) Paypal's interface is also not that easy to use for new/inexperienced Internet users.

The use of credit cards in India is limited and I wouldn't want to cut out students and young professionals who have a bank account but are ineligible for a credit card (that situation is prevalent in quite a few countries) yet are willing and able to buy products on offer. Not everyone is comfortable handing out their credit card details to Paypal as well. There are retailers who would rather not have paypal for payments (paypal has been known to freeze accounts that have received money from a fake account.)

Since ccavenue is already established in the Indian Market and seems to support major banks in India, its payment gateway could be the alternate choice (if not primary choice) of Indian retailers who accept payments.

So as not to hijack the thread any further, I think a new thread ought to be started about integrating ubercart payment with ccavenue (or its equivalent)

+1 for ccavenue over paypal

gloscon-gdo's picture

I'd also not recommend paypal as a payment option regardless with Indian banks or not. CCAvenue is in business for quite some time and has good reputation. If anyone has started working on CC Avenue module, let me know.

Roshan Shah
-- Global Software Consulting
http://www.gloscon.com

-- Global Software Consulting
http://www.gloscon.com

ccAvenue Integration

hpk's picture

Hi Guys,

My name is Vikram and I am a Interaction/UX designer and a long time Drupal user. I was searching for ccAvenue for a long time but could only find a Drupal 4.7 ecommerce module by Rudolph Pereira which he sold me at a reasonable price with the permission that I can share it with the Drupal community (Download Module Here). However, this code didn't help me as I found Ubercart better suited to my purpose and didn't even test the code on Drupal 5. Besides the code by Rudolph doesn't support Instant Payment Notification.

I then installed Ubercart and purchased an account with ccavenue (they didn't even respond to my request for a developer account!). After studying few Ubercart payment modules I managed to piece together a payment module for ccavenue. I am happy to announce that the module is working thought it still needs a lot of testing and cleanup. If some one can point me to literature on how to submit a module to the Drupal or Ubercart site it would be great! I am on vacation and would like to make the module public as soon as I am back.

A few points about ccavenue, though I agree that supporting ccavenue on Indian commerce sites is definetly a better option as it supports a lot of Indian banks and most Indians don't have credit cards so Paypal dosen't work for them. Further, if you use Paypal, all transactions are in dollars and Indian people are a bit weary of paying in dollars (its a psychological thing). But the interface and facilities provided by ccavenue are crappy! I'd be scared to use their payment page if I didn't know about them as a company! So for now ccavenue is the only viable solution for small Indian business. If some one knows of any other ccavenue like Indian payment gateway, I'd like to know about them, may be we can ask them to make API consessions for us! Also, programming wise, there is no API in ccavenue! No way to use authorization mode of payment (in which the money is not charged immediately but after the transaction is over) and last but not the least, ccavenue doesn't provide payment reversal or payment cancellation APIs!

But alas! we are stuck with ccavenue and have to make the most of it. Amen.

Regards,

Vikram
Web: http://hpk.co.in
Drupal: http://drupal.org/user/17607

Incorrect link

vinayras's picture

404 error at http://hpk.co.in/downloads/cca.module

Please let us know correct URL

Thanks
Vinay Yadav
Drupal Developer
http://www.vinayras.com

http://www.edrupal.com - Indian Drupal Community

Vinay Yadav
PHP / Drupal Developer
Apache Solr Consultant
http://www.vinayras.com

Hmm scratch starting a new

stevebayerin's picture

Hmm scratch starting a new thread.

Since there is already activity here and the thread already has the largest viewership of Indian developers (g.d.o/india) in addiction to being visible to the ubercart team, it might as well continue here.

For those interested in contributing a module for ubercart to accept Indian Netbanking payments, here is the current process flow used by ccavenue:

http://ccavenue.com/content/faq_ccav.jsp#3

I think users should be

karen32's picture

I think users should be warned about all the technical details or issues specially if we talk about using credit cards. Online payments have become highly popular and it's getting harder and harder to accept technical problems, some customers may never forgive you for that.
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nayan-gdo's picture

I think user can transfer their money with popular bank and now a days its common for transferring money anywhere with the help of bank and credit card also more useful for every one and for transferring the money we should also know about the bank where we are sending this money.


Nayan
http://www.stop-credit-card-debt.com

thanks for giving suggestion

jim2kool's picture

thanks for giving suggestion

Keep em coming guys. I know

ejmejm's picture

Keep em coming guys. I know there are a lot of other people too who's experiencing same problem. Do you think it has something to do with their merchant services?

I am closing off comments on

gordon's picture

I am closing off comments on this discussion as it really should be posted to the appropriate issue queue on drupal.org

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