Where can I get an understanding of CIM iFrame Tokenization

EdPasewicz — Wed, 06 Apr 2016 19:25:38 GMT

Authorize.net allows PCI complient functionality

"The hosted CIM option further alleviates the scope and complexity of PCI DSS compliance. It provides a way for you to establish a hosted connection with Authorize.Net that allows the exchange of sensitive cardholder data to happen completely on our secure servers instead of your own."

Further, the CIM_XML guide further says this can happen through a secured "IFrame" form our dowmain to Authorize.net's. Communications between the our domain and the Iframe would happen through an IFrameCommunicator page.

Question: where can I get information/documentation on what commands to use in the communicator? What information do I need to maintain about the customer (customerprofileID) and/or Credit card (customerpaymentprofileID)??? How does the communications occur between the 2 Domains?

Re: Where can I get an understanding of CIM iFrame Tokenization

RichardH — Tue, 12 Apr 2016 13:19:21 GMT

Hello @EdPasewicz

I suggest reviewing our hosted form documentation at http://developer.authorize.net/api/reference/features/customer_profiles.html

Richard

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Where can I get an understanding of CIM iFrame Tokenization

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