Click here for instructions on installing a certificateSome payment modules require the store owner to work with payment certificates.
A payment certificate is a file that is used to secure sensitive payment information when conducting electronic commerce between merchants and credit card processors, or banks.
Most payment services provide you with a certificate file. For example, certificates are provided by: Linkpoint, Yourpay, and PayPal Website Payments Pro.
Paypal Website Payments Standard/IPN requires the customer to generate their own certificate, and we provides the interface for generating this certificate.
For more details on certificates, consult the documentation provided by the payment service when you sign up for the account.
Payment Certificate Manager
The Payment Certificate Manager helps in the management of these certificate files.
OLD: In the past, you would upload the certificate file directly through a payment module
NEW: Now you can manage various aspects of certificates through the Certificate Manager.
Click here for instructions on installing a certificate
Click here for instructions on generating a certificate
You can install a certificate for the following payment services:
LinkPoint PEM
Yourpay PEM
Paypal WPP Merchant PEM
Paypal WPS Public Certificate
Paypal WPS Merchant Certificate
Paypal WPS Merchant Private Key
|
1 |
Select the Orders tab, and the Checkout sub-tab. |
|
2 |
Click on the Payment Certificates link. The Certificate Manager displays.
|
|
3 |
In the Upload Certificate area, select the appropriate service from the Select Service drop down menu. |
|
4 |
Click Browse to select the certificate that the payment service has provided you with. |
|
5 |
Click Upload. The installed certificate will now appear. To view, click the View link.
NOTE: You can't delete an installed certificate, but you can replace it by uploading a new file. |
|
1 |
Select the Orders tab, and the Checkout sub-tab. |
|
2 |
Click on the Payment Certificates link. The Certificate Manager displays.
|
|
3 |
In the Generate Certificate area, select the appropriate service from the Select Service drop down menu.
|
|
4 |
Select and enter information as appropriate, and click Generate. The generated certificate and private key will now appear. To view, click the View link.
NOTE: You can't delete a generated certificate or private key, but you can replace them by re-generating a new certificate. |
