topic Which method to use DPM, SIM or AIM for payments through CHECK ? in Integration and Testing

Which method to use DPM, SIM or AIM for payments through CHECK ?

maherafzal — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 15:14:40 GMT

Hi,

I am newbie to Authorize.Net and want to know which mehtod to you use. The clients are high end and will typically be paying with checks that are between $2,000 - $50,000 per transaction... in some cases they may use credit cards but plan on most transactions requiring a check.

Also share some useful links of C# examples.

Regards,

Mehar

Re: Which method to use DPM, SIM or AIM for payments through CHECK ?

TJPride — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 16:35:12 GMT

Depends on whether you want the payment forrm hosted on the client's site or on Authorize.net. AIM is done entirely through the client's site, with an internal calll to Authorize.net; SIM is done primarily through Authorize.net; and DPM looks like it's done through the client's site but submits to Authorize.net. If you're worried about PCI requirements, you want to use SIM or DPM; if not, AIM is probably going to be the easiest to implement and the most invisible for the customer.