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Authorize.Net

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Payment gateway for accepting credit card and eCheck payments online, over the phone and in person.

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About Authorize.Net

Authorize.Net is a payment gateway that businesses use to take card and electronic check payments. It processes transactions entered manually through a virtual terminal, on a website through an integration, or from a mobile app, and it can also connect to a compatible card reader on a computer for in-person sales.

Related tools include digital invoicing to any email address, a Simple Checkout button for adding Buy Now or Donate links to a site, rules-based fraud protection filters, an Account Updater that keeps stored card details current, and support for recurring and installment billing. Developers can build against its APIs, and the vendor runs a partner program for those who sell or integrate the service.

Authorize.Net is a commercial hosted service for merchants of different sizes, covering subscriptions, retail and mobile use cases. Pricing is published on the vendor's website.

Key features

  • Online payment processing via website integration
  • Virtual terminal for phone and manual orders
  • Mobile and card-reader in-person payments
  • eCheck and ACH payment acceptance
  • Recurring and installment billing
  • Rules-based fraud filters and Account Updater

Good fit for

  • →Merchants taking recurring subscription payments
  • →Small shops accepting card and eCheck payments
  • →Developers integrating a payment gateway
Tags
payment-gateway
payments
credit-cards
echeck
recurring-billing
fraud-detection
ecommerce

Authorize.Net: questions and answers

What is Authorize.Net used for?
Authorize.Net is a payment gateway for accepting credit card and eCheck payments online, over the phone and in person. It is a good fit for merchants taking recurring subscription payments, small shops accepting card and eCheck payments, and developers integrating a payment gateway.
How much does Authorize.Net cost?
Authorize.Net is a paid product with no free plan.
Is Authorize.Net open source?
No. Authorize.Net is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Authorize.Net include Hyperswitch.
What are some alternatives to Authorize.Net?
Authorize.Net competes with Stripe, Braintree and PayPal. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Authorize.Net alternatives.

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