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(PHP Extension) CardConnect AuthorizationDemonstrates how to send an Authorization request. Authorization is the initial step in accepting payment from a cardholder. This action "authorizes" or requests permission from the bank to transfer money from the cardholder to the merchant. See https://developer.cardconnect.com/cardconnect-api#authorization
<?php // The version number (9_5_0) should match version of the Chilkat extension used, omitting the micro-version number. // For example, if using Chilkat v9.5.0.48, then include as shown here: include("chilkat_9_5_0.php"); // This example assumes the Chilkat API to have been previously unlocked. // See Global Unlock Sample for sample code. $http = new CkHttp(); $http->put_BasicAuth(true); $http->put_Login('API_USERNAME'); $http->put_Password('API_PASSWORD'); // Build and send the following JSON: // Note: The CardConnect online documentation might use an expiry that is in the past, such as "1218". // This causes the request to fail. Use a month/year that is in the future.. // (Likewise, this example will have an invalid month/year after Dec 2021) // { // "merchid": "MERCHANT_ID", // "accttype": "VISA", // "orderid": "AB-11-9876", // "account": "4111111111111111", // "expiry": "1221", // "amount": "0", // "currency": "USD", // "name": "TOM JONES", // "address": "123 MAIN STREET", // "city": "anytown", // "region": "NY", // "country": "US", // "postal": "55555", // "profile": "Y", // "ecomind": "E", // "cvv2": "123", // "track": null, // "capture": "Y" // } // Use this online tool to generate the code from sample JSON: // Generate Code to Create JSON $json = new CkJsonObject(); $json->UpdateString('merchid','MERCHANT_ID'); $json->UpdateString('accttype','VISA'); $json->UpdateString('orderid','AB-11-9876'); $json->UpdateString('account','4111111111111111'); $json->UpdateString('expiry','1221'); $json->UpdateString('amount','20'); $json->UpdateString('currency','USD'); $json->UpdateString('name','TOM JONES'); $json->UpdateString('address','123 MAIN STREET'); $json->UpdateString('city','anytown'); $json->UpdateString('region','NY'); $json->UpdateString('country','US'); $json->UpdateString('postal','55555'); $json->UpdateString('profile','Y'); $json->UpdateString('ecomind','E'); $json->UpdateString('cvv2','123'); $json->UpdateNull('track'); $json->UpdateString('capture','Y'); $url = 'https://<site>.cardconnect.com:<port>/cardconnect/rest/auth'; $responseStr = $http->putText($url,$json->emit(),'utf-8','application/json',false,false); if ($http->get_LastMethodSuccess() == false) { print $http->lastErrorText() . "\n"; exit; } // A response status of 200 indicates potential success. The JSON response body // must be examined to determine if it was truly successful or an error. print 'response status code = ' . $http->get_LastStatus() . "\n"; $jsonResp = new CkJsonObject(); $jsonResp->Load($responseStr); $jsonResp->put_EmitCompact(false); print 'response JSON:' . "\n"; print $jsonResp->emit() . "\n"; // Sample error: // { // "respproc": "PPS", // "amount": "0.00", // "resptext": "Invalid amount", // "cardproc": "FNOR", // "acctid": "1", // "retref": "112804260418", // "respstat": "C", // "respcode": "43", // "account": "41XXXXXXXXXX1111", // "defaultacct": "Y", // "merchid": "MERCHANT_ID", // "token": "9418594164541111" // } // A successful response looks like this: // { // "amount": "0.20", // "resptext": "Approval", // "acctid": "1", // "commcard": " C ", // "cvvresp": "M", // "respcode": "00", // "batchid": "1900942291", // "avsresp": "Z", // "entrymode": "ECommerce", // "defaultacct": "Y", // "merchid": "MERCHANT_ID", // "token": "9418594164541111", // "authcode": "PPS158", // "respproc": "FNOR", // "bintype": "", // "profileid": "16618402968441604028", // "retref": "112989260941", // "respstat": "A", // "account": "41XXXXXXXXXX1111" // } // Use this online tool to generate parsing code from sample JSON: // Generate Parsing Code from JSON $amount = $jsonResp->stringOf('amount'); $resptext = $jsonResp->stringOf('resptext'); $acctid = $jsonResp->stringOf('acctid'); $commcard = $jsonResp->stringOf('commcard'); $cvvresp = $jsonResp->stringOf('cvvresp'); $respcode = $jsonResp->stringOf('respcode'); $batchid = $jsonResp->stringOf('batchid'); $avsresp = $jsonResp->stringOf('avsresp'); $entrymode = $jsonResp->stringOf('entrymode'); $defaultacct = $jsonResp->stringOf('defaultacct'); $merchid = $jsonResp->stringOf('merchid'); $token = $jsonResp->stringOf('token'); $authcode = $jsonResp->stringOf('authcode'); $respproc = $jsonResp->stringOf('respproc'); $bintype = $jsonResp->stringOf('bintype'); $profileid = $jsonResp->stringOf('profileid'); $retref = $jsonResp->stringOf('retref'); $respstat = $jsonResp->stringOf('respstat'); $account = $jsonResp->stringOf('account'); ?> |
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