General Auto-Payment Settings

Most of the settings outlined in this section are used across all developed modules for merchant auto-payments. Some merchants have specific parameters that will be addressed directly in the setup instructions for those merchants.

Module Settings:

Since each merchant for auto-payments has its own API for authorization, the fields in this section may vary. Please enter the authorization data provided by the merchant according to the field names.

Settings

This section outlines the general settings for the merchant's auto-payment operations.

  • Payment Instructions for Users — recommendations for clients regarding payments, which will be displayed on the page with the "Proceed to Payment" button.

Standard text for instructions: "Please wait for the funds to arrive in your account."

  • Payment Note — if this field is present in the auto-payment settings, it is mandatory to include the text from the shortcode "Request ID" (it will appear as [exchange_id]). This is necessary to transmit the request ID from the system to the merchant.

  • Auto-Payment when the request status is "Paid Request": • NoYes

  • Auto-Payment when the request status is "Under Review": • NoYes

  • Button for Manual Payment in the Request — display a button in the "Requests" section for manual payment by the operator • NoYes

  • Daily Limit for Auto-Payment — the daily limit for fund disbursement. The merchant will not be able to make payments exceeding this limit. This is specified in the payment currency.

  • Monthly Limit for Auto-Payment — the monthly limit for fund disbursement. The merchant will not be able to make payments exceeding this limit.

  • Min. Amount for Auto-Payment per Request — the minimum amount for auto-payment for a single request. The merchant will not be able to make payments for amounts less than this.

  • Max. Amount for Auto-Payment per Request — the maximum amount for auto-payment for a single request. The merchant will not be able to make payments for amounts greater than this.

  • Amount to be Transferred for Payment — the type of amount that will be paid to the user: • Amount Received (additional fee)Amount Received (with additional fee and payment system fee)Amount for ReserveDiscounted Amount

  • Allowed IP Addresses (one per line) — specify the IP address(es) of the payment system that are allowed access to the merchant's status URL. The payment system sends payment information to this URL. Specifying allowed IP addresses enhances security when working with the merchant.

You can find out the IP address(es) of the payment system that sends payment information to the status URL by contacting the payment system's technical support.

  • Cron File Hash — specify a hash that will complement the Cron job URL (a random set of 20-50 Latin letters and numbers).

  • Hash for Status/Result URL — specify a hash that will complement the merchant's status URL. The payment system sends payment information to this URL. If a hash is specified, the status URL becomes unique, enhancing security when working with the merchant. It is recommended to use a hash of 20-50 characters containing Latin letters and numbers. Example hash: ImYkwGsq2fjhuWypiasqpis8umbxs8umbx.

  • Debug Mode — enable this mode only when there are issues with the merchant's auto-payments. When this option is enabled, an extended log of the merchant will be recorded: • NoYes

  • Auto-Payment Delay in Hours — delay for auto-payment if a manual review of the request is needed before auto-payment.

For example, to set a delay of 5 minutes, enter 0.08 in the field; for a delay of 25 minutes, enter 0.33.

  • For Whom the Delay Applies — user category if the auto-payment delay function is used: • for everyonefor newcomersfor unregistered usersfor unverified users on the site

  • API Status Error — transition to the request status selected from the dropdown list.

  • Priority — specify a priority when using auto-payments if multiple auto-payment modules are used in the exchange direction.

Proxy Settings

This section specifies a specific IP address if there is no access to the merchant from a regular IP address.

  • IP Address — address of the proxy server.

  • Port — port of the proxy server.

  • Login — your login for accessing the proxy server.

  • Password — your password for accessing the proxy server.

  • Disable Proxy Tunnel — disable this option if the above fields are filled out: • NoYes

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