Silent Response Replaced by Webhooks

[sbernardi55]

I have a very old system that was using the Payment Form and Silent Response to receive notification of a credit card payment so I could record it.  I found out that Silent Response is now deprecated when credit card payments weren't being recorded in my system.

I took a brief look at the WebHooks documentation, which covers a full interface to Authorize.Net capability.  I only need to replace the function that silent response would do:  a callback into my system from Authorize.Net when a creditcard payment is submitted, either successful or failed.

Can someone point to which api and function in WebHooks I need to do that?

[johnsnithcoley]

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@sbernardi55myhtspace wrote:

I have a very old system that was using the Payment Form and Silent Response to receive notification of a credit card payment so I could record it.  I found out that Silent Response is now deprecated when credit card payments weren't being recorded in my system.

I took a brief look at the WebHooks documentation, which covers a full interface to Authorize.Net capability.  I only need to replace the function that silent response would do:  a callback into my system from Authorize.Net when a creditcard payment is submitted, either successful or failed.

Can someone point to which api and function in WebHooks I need to do that?

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You can replace Silent Response using Authorize.Net Webhooks, specifically the net.authorize.payment.authcapture.created event for successful transactions and related events for failures. Set up a webhook endpoint (URL) in your account to receive these notifications and handle them in your system similar to the old callback.