Surcharging

A trancode is another word for the type of Datacap transaction used.

trancodes

A command that loads essential parameter and security information onto the PIN pad (payment device).


EMVParamDownload

Items

logicengine

ipport2

IP port number on server to use for this transaction. If omitted, default port is 9000.

ipport

control

A response is the structured message returned by the NETePay Hosted payments gateway after processing a request. It includes transaction results, status codes, identifiers, and any error or validation details needed to interpret the outcome

response

A payment request is a structured API message sent to Datacap that contains transaction data, payment method details, and processing instructions required to authorize, capture, or manage a payment through Datacap’s payment services.

payment_request

PayLoader is Datacap's multi-OEM Terminal Management System (TMS) designed to streamline the configuration, deployment, and ongoing support of payment devices across merchant locations. 

PayLoader

NETePay_Hosted

Datacap's straightforward integration to ecommerce credit, ACH, gift and other card-not-present payments. Pay API uses standard HTTP methods (POST/GET/PUT), content types (JSON/XML/form encoded), and a resource-oriented architecture.

Pay_API

Payments software for Windows applications. NETePay utilizes dsiEMVUS, Datacap's Windows ActiveX control that provides applications with the ability to process electronic payments in a multi-tiered client-server architecture.

NETePay

iOS and Android libraries provide applications with the ability to process electronic payments. dsiEMVApple is an Apple framework (.xcframework). dsiEMVAndroid is an Android .aar library. 

iOSAndroid

DC Direct is a semi-integrated solution which embeds payments logic into payment devices to facilitate a direct communication between the device and NETePay Hosted. No Datacap hardware or software is necessary. 

DC_Direct

Product code of item. Use alphanumeric characters only (i.e. Latin alphabet letters and numerical digits from 0-9 ). Special characters (i.e. $, #, @, etc) are not allowed. Required to support Purchase Card Level III data. 

Surcharging

Choose an interface:

Card-Not-Present Interfaces