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• Mit definition Report an error

  “Merchant Initiated Transactions (MITs), like Recurring Payments, are a feature subset of the Transaction Interface and enable you -the merchant- to trigger subsequent transactions, without card holder presence.”

• Merchant triggered Report an error

  “It is important to understand, that each subsequent transaction is triggered by your system! Saferpay does not charge the customer, without you requesting it, which also applies to recurring payments.”

• Mit requirements Report an error

  “Requirements: a Saferpay Business License a valid login access with a username and password for the Saferpay Backoffice. one active Saferpay e-commerce terminal via which payment can be carried out and the associated Saferpay terminal number (TerminalId parameter) and Saferpay customer number (CustomerId parameter). valid acceptance agreement for credit cards or other payment methods, that support recurring payments.”

• Supported payment methods Report an error

  “Supported Payment Methods Apple Pay (Needs attention!) American Express Diners Club International & Discover Google Pay (Needs attention!) JCB Mastercard Postfinance Pay SEPA Direct Debit TWINT (Needs attention!) Visa & V PAY PayPal (Needs attention!)”

• Referenced method use case Report an error

  “Are your payments following a strict time-structure, e.g., are they executed on a monthly or yearly basis? Then you have to use the Referenced Transaction method. This is the primary method for subscription-models.”

• Alias method use case Report an error

  “Do you execute these payments just once, or on an irregular basis? If so, then you can use the Alias method. This is the method used primarily for one-time subsequent charges, e.g. in hospitality, to charge for the mini-bar, after a customer's stay has ended, without the customer having to re-enter their card information.”

• Initial transaction flag Report an error

  “To define a transaction as the initial transaction, you need to set a special flag with either the PaymentPage Initialize Request or Transaction Initialize Request by defining the Container Payment.Recurring/Installment.”

• Referenced API function Report an error

  “The API-Function that is required is AuthorizeReferenced. You have to simply submit the TransactionId from your initial transaction (discussed in step 2) to perform the recurring transaction(s).”

• Alias API function Report an error

  “A second method is to use the Saferpay Secure Alias Store aka Secure Card Data in conjunction with the AuthorizeDirect Request with previously registered Aliases.”

• Initial transaction retention Report an error

  “This initial transaction is saved for 5 years and can be used for the next step -the recurring transaction- within that time-frame.”

• Recommended 3ds check Report an error

  “We recommend only to proceed, if the parameters Authenticated and LiabilityShift are true. This value indicates that the card holder has performed a full successful authentication (3D Secure process) at his bank.”

• Capture required Report an error

  “Each Transaction with the Status Authorized has to be captured to initiate the actual money transfer.”

• Recommended alias validation amount Report an error

  “Amount values that undercut a certain value, can cause problems during the 3D Secure-process, thus we recommend a value of 500 (5,00 €).”

• Rejection retry recommendation Report an error

  “You can implement a retry-mechanic, that re-attempts the transaction, after a certain amount (recommended are 24 hours) of time.”

• Psd2 requirement Report an error

  “PSD 2 is an extremely important bit of information for all merchants inside the European Economic Area. When handling MITs, please make sure, that you have read this chapter and implemented Saferpay accordingly., specifically in terms of Strong Customer Authentication through 3D Secure.”

• Automation via cron Report an error

  “The easiest way is to set up a cronjob (Linux) or a Task (Windows). With cronjobs, you can schedule a command or script on your server to run automatically at a specified time and date”

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