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Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

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7 Sep 2009, 1:48 PM
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Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Has anyone had any sucess implementing the 3D Secure process during checkout using the WPP?

info here:
paypal-business.co.uk/content/s2/pdf/PP_3DSSecurePreReleaseComm.pdf

14 Sep 2009, 3:02 AM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

No successful integration yet. I made enquiries to Cardinal Commerce regarding this issue. This is their response

"Thank you for contacting us. We are in the processing of upgrading Zen Cart to support 3D-Secure. I have made a note that you use Zen Cart and I well send instructions on how to activate it as soon as they become available from ZenCart. I expect this to be in the near future."

14 Sep 2009, 3:51 AM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

We are working with them on this project. Completion date: undetermined as yet. We are aware of the timeline sensitivities.
An announcement will be posted in the Announcements area when the code is ready. Or Cardinal may tell you about it too.

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14 Sep 2009, 8:16 AM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Hi,

Will this be released as an upgrade module, or within the new release of Zencart.

I'm hoping it will be as a module!

Thanks

J

3 Nov 2009, 11:46 AM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Hi, i would like to know if there is any news about the 3d secure (Cardinal Centinel for paypal website pro) integration for zen cart 1.3.8a.

any information on how to do the integration will be very useful.

thank you

18 Nov 2009, 4:17 PM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Hi, is there any news about integrating 3-d secure yet? I've received the following message from PayPal:

We’ve noticed that you haven’t yet set up 3-D Secure on your website, so we want to recommend that you do this as soon as possible. Please remember that as of 21st January 2010, you will not be able to process Maestro payments through UK Website Payments Pro – Direct Credit Card Payments without 3-D Secure technology.

We are a UK business and we've just migrated our website from another shopping cart provider to Zen Cart. We are generally very happy with Zen Cart and will be making a regular monthly donation to Zen Ventures. We are happy to give something back. We don't expect something for nothing. One of the key factors in persuading us to use Zen Cart was the PayPal integration and support. However, this issue was raised months ago, but there appears to be little activity.

Would it be possible to have an update on this issue?

19 Nov 2009, 9:51 AM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

I've sacked off Paypal now after many disappointments and the complete madness that is their terms and conditions. After being caught out by the "empty box" scam that their users seem to be using more and more, and because Paypal play judge, juror and executioner during any sort of chargeback, plus the fact that the less chargebacks they make to the card companies the more money they make, then they will always rule in favour of the seller.

Of course, you'll only find this out when something happens with your account, and they lock down all payments and money in that account, halting your cashflow, and your complete business if you use them for card payemts and paypal, then they'll stop your ebay account, and so it goes on.

Paypal is great for buying with, I will never sell another thing using it though.

20 Nov 2009, 10:48 AM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

We're fortunate in that we do not have a problem with chargebacks. We have never had a chargeback or payment dispute (hope I'm not tempting fate by saying that), so for us PayPal is absolutely brilliant. We were using WorldPay before; their standard procedure was to hold onto your funds for four weeks after the transaction had completed. This really hurt our cash flow. The final straw for us was when we wanted to offer multiple currencies (six currencies) on our website. WorldPay wanted to charge us 50GBP per currency for this; with PayPal there is no extra cost and is much easer to integrate on our website.

So, we, like many, many PayPal Website Pro users are very happy. Hoping there will be an update soon about 3-D Secure. Dr Byte? Are you able to share any news?

21 Nov 2009, 6:53 AM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

No news to share just yet. Sorry.

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21 Nov 2009, 10:13 AM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

wilorc:

So, we, like many, many PayPal Website Pro users are very happy.

yep we were the same for 2 years, putting over £250k a year through them, wait until something goes wrong.

21 Nov 2009, 2:42 PM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Digressing into the pros and cons of PayPal Website Pro and the "empty box" scam has taken us off topic quite considerably. However, as you started this discussion Calljj, it kinda gives you that privilege. There's a very helpful article here: http://www.ewebsecure.com/fraud-empty-box.php

I for one will be following their advice.

28 Nov 2009, 1:32 PM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Is there any more news on the development of the paypal pro module to use 3DSecure? The original date given by Paypal was January but they have moved this forward and it is required NOW....

Thanks

Tony

5 Dec 2009, 7:07 PM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Is their anymore updates on this??

9 Dec 2009, 5:29 PM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Dr Byte, is there any further news regarding this issue? Are we likely to have anything before the deadline of Jan 21st 2010? The apparent lack of activity is causing a lot of anxiety and concern.

A lot of customers in the UK use pre-pay Maestro cards for small internet purchases. Without a 3-d secure solution, most UK businesses that have built their shops with Zen Cart will be hit very hard.

Thank you

15 Dec 2009, 5:28 PM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

I will be needing this as well....

Any news?

15 Dec 2009, 5:29 PM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Snap....

My Server Versions:
Zen Cart 1.3.9h, Apache 2.2.17, PHP 5.2.17, MySQL 5.1.54

30 Dec 2009, 10:43 AM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

wilorc:

Dr Byte, is there any further news regarding this issue? Are we likely to have anything before the deadline of Jan 21st 2010? The apparent lack of activity is causing a lot of anxiety and concern.

A lot of customers in the UK use pre-pay Maestro cards for small internet purchases. Without a 3-d secure solution, most UK businesses that have built their shops with Zen Cart will be hit very hard.

Thank you

This is now less than a month away......

Any news?

4 Jan 2010, 3:17 PM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

We're into January now, any news on 3D secure integration? If not, are there any third party solutions of any kind?

4 Jan 2010, 4:14 PM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Hi
It would appear paypal may have already started to implement this I have just had the following error
ALERT: PayPal Direct Payment Error (0 <!-- Approved: 12001-Transaction is not compliant due to missing or invalid 3D-secure authentication values -->
The customer has been told the transaction has been declined. However we have still received the funds but the order has not gone through to zencart.

Any info you have regarding when this is likely to be done would be great.
Many thanks
Rachel

5 Jan 2010, 3:16 PM
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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

As the Paypal modules are integral parts of ZenCart, I guess we've all been waiting for the ZC dev team/Paypal crew to come up with the solution for UK users.

Any news we can pass on to our clients who are now losing sales?

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