2c2p Test Cards
Piperion Giles
Test mode is a feature of Shopify Payments. You can use it to test how your customers pay for their orders, and to test how you and your staff process those orders. While test mode is activated, you can't use real credit cards to pay for orders. Some local payment methods, such as Sofort and iDEAL, aren't available in the checkout when test mode is activated. For these reasons, you shouldn't activate test mode on a store that's in production.
Don't fulfill any test orders, because you are charged for any shipping labels that you purchase. If you use an app that automatically fulfills orders, then deactivate it before you create test orders.
You can create orders and then simulate transactions by using a test credit card number. There are test numbers to create successful transactions, failed transactions, and transactions in different currencies.
This document provides instructions for testing payments, refunds, disputes, and the other functions of WodoPayments. To learn more about WooPayments, including how to set it up on your store, see our main documentation page.
By default, WooPayments will accept real payment methods, such as cards, and actually charge your customers. To test payments, refunds, disputes, and other such processes without accepting real funds, you will need to enable test mode.
Additionally, any orders placed while test mode is enabled will feature a notice on the edit order page at WooCommerce > Orders. This notice will be visible while test mode is enabled or disabled.
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This change ensures that all fields passed in during the creation of ThirdPartyGooglePay and ThirdPartyApplePay are saved. Therefore, fields such as those corresponding to billing or shipping address will now be saved.
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Spreedly will now set retry_logic as true and generate an idempotency_key for customers if the idempotency_key is not valid or one is not provided and if retry_logic is true or not provided. These two Orbital gateway specific fields will enable Orbital Retry Logic, which is a function available for ...
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Spreedly has standardized the error responses returned due to invalid Accept or Content-Type headers. Users will now receive a 406 Not acceptable for an invalid or unsupported Accept header, and a 415 Unsupported media type for a POST, PUT, or PATCH with a missing, unsupported, or invalid Content-Ty...
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As part of the typical transaction flow for utilizing a network token, Spreedly will now leverage the network token cryptogram response from the card network to update the network token's expiration date. This is an added opportunity for the most up to date lifecycle management of network tokens for...
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While most of Adyen's error codes are numeric there are a few error codes that Adyen provides in the refusalReasonRaw field that include letters as well. This change ensures that we not only get the correct error code when it is numeric, but also if it includes letters.
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The CyberSource Rest gateway now supports transacting via network tokens and transactions with the stored credential framework. Please see the network tokenization guide and stored credential guide for more information.
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If both the standard stored credential framework fields and the stored_credential_transaction_id GSF is passed in for the Worldpay gateway, Spreedly will send the NTID from the stored_credential_transaction_id GSF over the one on file.
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On the Vantiv eCommerce (formerly Litle) gateway, Spreedly now considers two more transaction response codes as successful: 141 and 142. For more information, please see the Vantiv eCommerce (formerly Litle).
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Spreedly now supports the sender gateway specific fields on purchase and authorization for the Checkout.com gateway. For more information, please see the gateway guide for gateway specific fields.
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Spreedly now supports the level_2_data and level_3_data gateway specific fields for Vantiv eCommerce gateway. For more information, please see the gateway guide for gateway specific fields.
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Spreedly now supports network tokenization for the Worldpay gateway. See the Network Tokenization guide and the Additional Notes section of the Worldpay gateway guide for more information.
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The stored_credential_alternate_gateway field now supports the value "scheme_issued" to save and send network transaction ids in a gateway-agnostic manner. Payment methods used prior to this change will not be backfilled with data. See our stored credential guide for more information.
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We are launching an updated Spreedly documentation site and will be posting to developer.spreedly.com/changelog going forward. You can continue to review notable changes, our change archive and legacy RSS feed here on docs.spreedly.com/changelog. Ongoing changes will post to both pages while we fini...
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We will soon introduce a new home for Spreedly documentation with an updated changelog site. Subscribe to our new changelog RSS here. The legacy changelog and RSS archive can be found on this Docs changelog page.
Spreedly has modified the field used to populate the Paymentez reference_id. Instead of utilizing three_ds_server_trans_id, the auth_data.reference_id field will now be populated from the directory_server_transaction_id field. For more information, please see the Paymentez Third Party 3DS guide.
Spreedly now supports the issuing_bank, prepaid, and debit gateway specific response fields on failing transactions for the Braintree gateway. For more information, please see the gateway guide for gateway specific response fields.
Spreedly now supports the issuer_country, original_amount, fx_rate, merchant_requested_currency, merchant_requested_amount, payment_fees, and paid_at gateway specific response fields for Rapyd. For more information, please see the gateway_guide
In 60 days Spreedly will release improvements to the error_code and message of 3DS2 failed transactions. Currently, these failed transactions return error_code: null, message: 'Declined' but with the coming release the error_code will be populated by the response_code and message by the response_summary returned by the CheckoutGateway.
Spreedly now supplies Adyen's default value for country for transactions on the Adyen gateway when no country code data is otherwise indicated in the transaction request. For more information, please see the gateway guide.
Spreedly now supports the general_credit operation and Global 3DS for the CommerceHub gateway. See the CommerceHub gateway guide and 3DS2 Global guide for more information. Documentation was also added on importance to use the address information. Please see the 'Additional Notes' section in the gateway guide.
Updates to meet the latest standing reason tagging requirements for Vantiv eCommerce (formerly Litle) for standard stored credentials flows. This change does not require any updates to how you use Spreedly.
Spreedly has updated the inputProperties fieldEvent object to include the iin (issuer identification number) property which will return the first 6-8 digits of the supplied card number depending on brand. See the iFrame fieldEvent reference for more information.
In line with our iFrame Deprecation Policy, Spreedly is removing the first batch of deprecated iFrame versions. No activity has been seen on these versions, and no customer impact is expected. A full list of the versions that have been removed can be found here.
Spreedly now supports the enabled_network_tokens field on Braintree and Stripe Payment Intents to indicate customers have enabled network tokens on the merchant account at the gateway. See the Network Tokenization guide for more information.
Removed the Shift4 and SecurionPay gateways from the Supported Gateways guide. Please use the new Shift4 Online Payments integration and contact support if you have questions about these integrations.
Spreedly now supports the network_transaction_id, initiation_type, and merchant_reference_id gateway specific fields for Rapyd. For more information, please see the gateway guide for gateway specific fields.
Spreedly now supports the CyberSource REST gateway. Note that this integrates CyberSource's REST interface, distinct from Spreedly's existing base CyberSource gateway, and feature support currently differs. See the gateway guide for feature support and credential format.
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