eWAY Rapid 3.0
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Rapid 3.0 offers complete control over the look and feel of your payment pages while reducing the merchant's scope for PCI DSS compliance. For enhanced security, you can POST credit card data directly from the customer's web browser to eWAY, bypassing the merchant's website. Payments sent through Rapid 3.0 will pass through the Beagle system, and for those with the service enabled, also through the Beagle Alerts system (powered by ReD). Using ReD's vast neural network of transaction data from around the globe allows eWAY to validate the transaction against a broad range of risk factors. Rapid 3.0 is also integrated into our Token Payments solution, allowing you to save your customers payment information for use on any future purchases. Through Token Payments, you can Create Tokens, update Tokens, and Process Payments for existing tokens. Rapid 3.0 provides a single end point for all countries where eWAY processes payments. This means if you expand your business beyond Australia, the integration will be exactly the same. eWAY uses a complex DNS technology to ensure your payment is routed to the correct country. Note: This module is not currently compatible with Token Payments or 3dSecure. |
 Zen Cart® Versions |
v1.5.1, v1.5.2, v1.5.3 |
 Original Author |
maclean_cherry |
| Last Updated by |
maclean_cherry - 10 Jul 2014 |
 Downloads |
555 |
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| eWAY Rapid 3.0 - Version: 1.4.1 | |||||||||||||
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This update is a tidy up of the eWAY Zen Cart plugin - it features a bunch of bug fixes and improved error handling. A new "eWAY Debugging" option enables verbose logging if there are any problems. |
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| eWAY Rapid 3.0 - Version: 1.1 | |||||||||||||
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Corrected issue with REST/JSON methods and set to default. This addresses issue with wide variety of SOAP installation types causing SOAP connection method to fail. Update ReadMe to include links to documentation. |
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