This will ensure that any fields which you have marked as required in your Authorize.Net account will also be required in your Charitable donation form. This can be set in your Authorize.Net account by going to Account > Payment Form > Form Fields.Īfter setting your required fields, use the Sync Required Fields button in your Charitable Authorize.Net settings to sync this across to your Charitable donation forms. You may choose to make different fields required for internal purposes or to reduce fraudulent donations. In your Authorize.Net account you can configure which fields are required in your donation form. Once you have E-check enabled in your Authorize.Net account, you can turn it on for your Charitable donation forms from the Charitable Authorize.Net settings page. The application will then go through an approval process. On the next page, fill out the application form for eCheck.Net and submit the application.Under “Products & Services”, click on eCheck.Net.To get started with E-check payments, you will need to add support for it in your Authorize.Net account: Your Signature Key will be displayed on the next screen. Signature Key: Under “Create New Key(s)”, select “New Signature Key” and click on Submit.Your Transaction Key will be displayed on the next screen. Transaction Key: Under “Create New Key(s)”, select “New Transaction Key” and click on Submit.API Login ID: You will see your API Login ID printed in the top section.To access your API Login ID, Transaction Key and Signature Key, login to your Authorize.Net account at and click Account > API Login ID and Transaction Key in the Merchant Interface. in July 2018 announced the launch of a regulatory sandbox aimed to. If you want to test out Authorize.Net in test mode, you will need to create a sandbox account on Authorize.Net and add the login ID, transaction key and signature key for the sandbox account in the Charitable settings. If a programmer writes a new piece of code, they may use a sandbox to test it.

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