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transHashSHA2 is not documented in your API reference
Element "transHashSHA2" is not documented in your API reference, and the information in your Transaction Hash Upgrade Guide is inadequate, as it too fails to properly document the element. Is it properly documented somewhere so that your customers can complete the mandatory upgrade by the end of the month?
โ01-13-2019 01:57 AM
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Iโm not fully seeing a reason to validate API calls in my php app, but thereโs obviously something Iโm missing, else this wouldnโt exist. If youโre using php I can probably help you.
โ01-13-2019 01:39 PM
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Renaissance, we have people who will write the code. We just need the proper API documentation (and for Authorize.Net to operate in accordance with its documentation) to reflect the change that Authorize.Net is mandating. Many companies are prohibited from implementing changes without updated documentation, as implementing changes without updated documentation is generally considered a form of recklessness.
It is our understanding that the hash feature "enhance[s] the security of your transaction responses" and "allows your script to verify that the results of a transaction are actually from Authorize.Net" rather than from a criminal impersonator. To skip this check could be like not locking the door on our warehouse.
โ01-13-2019 03:14 PM
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The reason I was asking is I know that this sounds complicated, but it is actually quite easy. Iโve already implemented this months ago (webhooks has a feature that is pretty much identical, with a few quirks) on my webhooks endpoint. Itโs literally less than 10 lines of code.
I do understand your need for due diligence. And the folks here are getting you what you need. I was offering to help in the interim period if you were using something Iโm familiar with, as I may go ahead and put this feature in the rest of my app. And I will say that I have found this to be an extremely good service.
โ01-13-2019 11:12 PM