Aria6 Release 31

Ingenico has updated its API end point for both pre-production and production environments, as shown: Pre-Production: https://world.preprod.api-ingenico.com /Production: https://world.api-ingenico.com. To enter the updated endpoint, go to Configuration > Payments > Payment Gateways > Processor/Gateway Details > API Base URL.

Click here to access the Ingenico Payment Gateway page.

Ingenico now supports the ACH (Automated Clearing House-Electronic Check) payment type and refund transactions through the Direct Debit payment method. Adding ACH as a payment option via Direct Debit provides another method to manage subscriptions and recurring payments in a timely and secure manner. It allows customers to pay for transactions by debiting directly from their bank account, as opposed to processing through a card brand.

For this enhancement, two fields have been added as API inputs:

To process an ACH payment via Direct Debit, call any of the APIs below and pass the following information:

The Bank Name and Bank City input fields added in support of ACH payments via Direct Debit have been added to the following APIs:

• collect_from_account
• create_acct_complete
• create_acct_hierarchy
• create_order
• create_order_with_plans
• manage_pending_invoice
• settle_account_balance
• update_acct_complete
• update_order
• update_payment_method

Also, the "Used in Europe" Text has been removed for the <bank_branch_cd> and <bank_id_cd> input fields for these APIs.

Also, the following API outputs have been added to the get_acct_payment_methods API:

The Bank Identifier Code (<bank_id_cd>) will pass the routing number value and use the Basic Bank Account Number (BBAN) (<bank_acct_num>) to pass the account number to do the ACH payment via Direct Debit. The Bank Identifier Code field is also now validated for length and character format for the Direct Debit payment method only when the Bank Country (the two-character <bank_country_cd>) is passed as US (ACH payments via Direct Debit are only supported for US banks at this time).

The Bank Swift Code (<bank_swift_cd>) input field (with validation on the length and character format) is now used in support of the Direct Debit payment method. It is required for the International Bank Account Number (IBAN).

More information on Ingenico ACH payments via Direct Debit can be accessed from here.