Just did some investigating on this and found that in my case it was
down to the address info I was submitting with the card. The address
field exceeded the 60 character limit. This was replicable in the
sandbox - submit a long address and get a null...
Hi Arif So, in your screenshot, you've got the token returned from Apple
Pay, though it doesn't look like straight JSON to me. You're going to
need to have this data as a json string. Anway, you can see it has three
top level elements: paymentMethod,...
I'm having the same problem. Since we switched to the .NET API from AIM
less than two months ago, we've had fifteen customers' transactions
return a null result. Each customer re-submitted their payments several
times with the same result, so it does...
Just want to qualify the very helpful info from @qw : I followed their
example but I found that it isn't the entire token object that I needed
to hash, only the token.paymentData element. Encoding the whole token
(which contains paymentMethod and tra...
