Is it possible to set up a payment gateway in Webflow Ecommerce using Authorize.net instead of Stripe or Paypal?

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September 22, 2023

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Yes, it is possible to set up a payment gateway in Webflow Ecommerce using Authorize.net. Here's how you can do it:

Sign up for an Authorize.net account: Go to the Authorize.net website and sign up for an account. You will need to provide your business information and banking details.
Generate API credentials: Once you have signed up for an account, you will need to generate API credentials. This will allow you to connect your Webflow Ecommerce store with your Authorize.net account. To generate API credentials, log in to your Authorize.net account, go to the Account section, and scroll down to the API Credentials & Keys section. Click on the "New Transaction Key" button to generate your API credentials.
Go to your Webflow project settings: Log in to your Webflow account and go to the project settings of the website where you want to set up the payment gateway.
Go to the Ecommerce tab: In the project settings, click on the Ecommerce tab.
Select "Payment" as the processing type: Under the Ecommerce tab, select "Payment" as the processing type.
Add a new gateway: Click on the "Add a Payment Gateway" button to add a new payment gateway.
Choose Authorize.net: In the payment gateway options, choose Authorize.net from the list of available payment gateways.
Enter your API credentials: Enter the API Login ID and Transaction Key that you generated in step 2. You can also choose whether you want to enable test mode for testing transactions.
Save your settings: Once you have entered your API credentials, click on the Save button to save your payment gateway settings.
Test your payment gateway: After saving your settings, you can test your payment gateway by placing a test order in your Webflow Ecommerce store. Make sure to use a test credit card number and other test details provided by Authorize.net for testing purposes.

By following these steps, you can set up a payment gateway in Webflow Ecommerce using Authorize.net instead of Stripe or Paypal.

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