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I have set up Authorize.net payment gateway including Automated Recurring Billing (ARB) on a client’s website.
When I am taken to the checkout, the following credit cards are able to be accepted – Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express.
The client can only accept Visa and Mastercard (set up in their Authorize.net account).
Can you please let me know how I can disable Discover and American Express from the checkout?
Thanks!
Is this for the standard authorize.net checkout or the one for our payment gateway bundle (where the checkout is done on-site)?
If someone tries to use a card that the merchant account can’t accept, it will give an error. So all you really need to do is put a message on your site that says something like:
“We only accept Visa and Mastercard”
Is this for the one for your payment gateway bundle (where the checkout is done on-site).
In regard to:
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If someone tries to use a card that the merchant account can’t accept, it will give an error. So all you really need to do is put a message on your site that says something like:
“We only accept Visa and Mastercard”
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My client only wants the Visa and Mastercard radio buttons displayed. Isn’t there a way to do this?
Thank you.
@premierweb, There is a shortcode parameter (show_cards
) that you can use to enable/disable certain a card on the payment form. For example:
[wp_pg_process_order show_cards="1, 1, 0, 0"]
Here, “1, 1, 0, 0” = “enable visa, enable mastercard, disable amex, disable discover”
You will need to edit the “collect details” page to customize the shortcode parameters.
Thanks. Which file can I find this shortcode parameter in?
No file editing is needed. Simply edit the collect details page (you can find it in your list of WordPress pages) then update the shortcode there.
Thanks