Virtual

Integration

Form Post URL

The form post URL is the Wirecard URL used to submit the form post to.  Wirecard provides the following URL for both Live and Test. 

URL : https://virtual.mygateglobal.com/PaymentPage.cfmCopy URL to clipboard

With this URL, mode 0 (test) and mode 1 (live) can be used.

Testing

View all ApplicationUIDs

For testing purposes, we have provided a MerchantUID and ApplicationUID's in multiple currencies.

MerchantID: F5785ECF-1EAE-40A0-9D37-93E2E8A4BAB3

When going live, these will need to be replaced in your code by using the Wirecard issued MerchantID and ApplicationID.

Test Cards

Test Cards are used to perform test authorizations to Wirecard. Test Cards will only work when using Test Mode (0) in the live environment. Test Cards transactions will not go to the acquirer.

Test Card Types

• Visa
• MasterCard
• Amex
• Diner
• Maestro

Note: Test Cards will not work in Live Mode (Mode 1) in the Live Environment.

Non 3D Secure Test Cards

Visa Successful
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	4111111111111111
Card Type	Visa
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number (last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
Visa Declined
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	4242424242424242
Card Type	Visa
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number (last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
MasterCard Successful
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	5100080000000000
Card Type	MasterCard
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number (last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
MasterCard Declined
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	5404000000000001
Card Type	MasterCard
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number (last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
Amex Successful
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	370000200000000
Card Type	AMEX
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number(last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv

Amex Declined
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	374200000000004
Card Type	AMEX
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number(last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
Diners Successful
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	36135005437019
Card Type	Diners
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number(last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
Diners Declined
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	36135182434011
Card Type	Diners
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number(last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
Maestro Successful
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	5641821111166669
Card Type	Maestro
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number(last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
Maestro Declined
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	6759411100000008
Card Type	Maestro
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number(last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv

3D Secure Test Cards

Visa Successful
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	4000000000000002
Card Type	Visa
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number (last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
Visa Failed
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	4000000000000010
Card Type	Visa
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number (last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
MasterCard Successful
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	5200000000000007
Card Type	MasterCard
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number (last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv
MasterCard Failed
Card Name	Joe Soap
Card Number	5200000000000023
Card Type	MasterCard
Expiry Date	Any date in future
CVV Number (last 3 digits on back of card)	any cvv

Test CCV

As additional account security, every credit card comes with a special three or four digit code generally known as a CVV2 or CVV number. Cardholders will be requested to enter this when processing an online payment. An identity thief who has come across credit card information illegally will not have access to the CVV number if they do not have physical access of the card.

Wirecard Response Codes

Enter the full error code below:

View all Response Codes

Go Live Checklist

Overview

Use the Go Live Check List to make sure that you have completed all necessary tasks before going live. Please ensure that the following criteria have been met:

Configuration

1. Virtual Form Post have been embedded onto your website

2. Merchant Payment Page have been configured in Wirecard Web Console

3. Referral URL has been added in Wirecard Web Console

4. Merchant ID and Application ID of the “Merchant” (NOT test Merchant ID and Application ID) is being used in your message type.

Testing

1. Test a Successful Transaction using our Virtual Test Cards

2. Test a Decline transaction using our Virtual Test Cards

3. Test transactions are visible in Wirecard Web Console

Go Live

1. Merchant received Go Live email from Wirecard. This email will contain the merchants Customer ID and Merchant ID .
   (If not, have merchant contact support.za@wirecard.com)

2. Ensure that you are using the Live URL.

3. Ensure that you have added a referral URL.

4. Form Post Mode have been changed from 0 to 1 (0 test / 1 live)

5. Perform Live transaction with Live card

HTML Sample

If you have in‐depth HTML knowledge or web development skills you can create more variables. The below examples could be applied if you have a web application or shopping cart. The Below HTML example shows how your form POST could look when extensive information is getting sent to Wirecard:

The below code can be copied into your code for testing purposes. Please note however, that before going live, you will need to change the details in the above example.

Reference Submit Form Post

Download Sample Code

Select your sample code below:

Solution	View Code
Virtual	View Code
Virtual 1Click	View Code
Visa Checkout	View Code

Virtual Features

• The merchant is not required to implement TLS, therefore saving costs.
• Both the merchants logo and details can be hosted on the payment page.
• Over 25 Payment Page Templates to choose from.
• CSS Editor allowing full payment page customization.
• Email confirmation can be sent to card holder for successful purchases.
• The Fraud Module can be configured to help reduce fraud.
• Failure and Success Pages can be configured to be displayed by Wirecard.
• Additional detail such as shipping address and purchase items can be displayed on the payment page
• This is a quick and easy method which ensures less programming.
• Basic development skills are required.

Virtual Payment Process

One of the main benefits of utilising the Virtual Solution is the simplicity in which to integrate it into your online website. It requires less development work than other Wirecard Solutions and security measures are already incorporated by Wirecard.

Virtual allows the merchant to utilize the Wirecard payment webpage. This means that your clients will be directed to Wirecard's Payment Page where they will enter their credit card details in order for the transaction to be completed. The payment information which Wirecard requires is posted to Wirecard via a form POST. This POST can be done in any language that supports this method.

Illustration: Virtual Payment Process

Step 1 – Cardholder makes purchase from merchant's website.
Step 2 – Merchant creates form post to Virtual payment page.
Step 3 – Wirecard processes the transaction to the merchant Bank.
Step 4 – The merchant bank processes the transaction and returns a successful or declined message.
Step 5 – Wirecard returns this result and/or error code with error description back to the Merchant
Website address specified in the form POST.
Step 6 – If the functionality is set up (from the Wirecard Web Console) Wirecard will notify the card
holder via email of the transaction details and the merchant via email.

General Requirements for Using Virtual

• Website – You must have a website or shopping cart and have ability to load sample code or shopping cart code to the site.
• Internet Merchant Account – You are required to have an internet merchant account with a bank.
• Internet Connectivity – Internet connectivity is required to post the transaction.
• Internet Service Provider (ISP) – An ISP is required to host your site.
• Wirecard issued Merchant ID and Application ID – Required parameters when sending your form post.

Internet Merchant Account

An Internet Merchant Account is required to accept credit card transactions over the internet. If you have an Internet Merchant Account you need to supply these details to Wirecard before going Live. If you do not have an Internet Merchant Account, Wirecard can assist you with your application to the acquirer (bank).

Note: An Internet Merchant Account is a different type of merchant account than what is used for card present / POS transactions.  You will need to apply for an Internet Merchant Account even if you already accept credit card transactions from your store.

Security – Server Passwords

You need to apply security best business practice to ensure that confidential data and card detail are protected while either being stored in the database or while data is being transmitted. It is suggested that you encrypt key information issued to you by Wirecard such as merchantID, applicationID and transaction index.

Note: To reduce fraud or potential incidents it is recommended to encrypt any passwords that give access to your server.

TLS

TLS (Transport Layer Security) is a security protocol that ensures that data being captured on Wirecard's payment page cannot be read by encrypting the data using two encryption keys. The Virtual solution does not require a merchant to implement TLS protocol as this is handled by Wirecard.

Payment Methods

Overview

Merchants can use Virtual to integrate with any of Wirecard's payment methods.  The payment methods that Wirecard offer can be found at https://www.wirecard.co.za/payment-solutions/alternative-payments/

Examples of these payment methods are:

• Credit Card & Debit Card
• SecureEFT
• Visa Checkout

Integrating to a Payment Method

A merchant with multiple payment methods can choose to either: ‐ 

• Have multiple payment methods display on a Payment Options Page (see example illustration below)
• Have multiple application ID's with a single payment method active per application ID or If option a) is chosen, then Virtual will display a menu of payment options to the client. The client will then select the relevant payment method on the payment options page.   If option b) is chosen, then the client will be taken directly to the relevant payment page.

Note: Each payment method is linked to a unique Wirecard application ID.

Payment Options Page

Process Flow Description for Payment Options Page

1. The merchant begins the process by posting a ‘Request’ to Virtual.
2. If the application ID is linked to the payment options page, then all the payment methods linked to that application ID will be displayed.
3. Virtual displays a menu of active payment methods to the client (if appropriate) and processes the transaction to the relevant financial service provider.
4. If the application ID is only linked to one payment method, the payment method will be displayed and processed to the relevant financial service provider.
5. Virtual replies immediately by posting back detailed ‘Response’ data. The detailed response will include the payment method that was used to pay.
6. In some cases, the payment method chosen will be more suited to an ‘asynchronous’ process. For instance, when the client is given payment instructions by Virtual and these instructions can take some time to complete. If/when Virtual receives a response from the financial service provider, then Virtual will post the ‘Response’ data back to the RedirectSuccessfulURL or RedirectFailedURL provided by the merchant in step 1.

Example of Payment Options Page

Payment Option Page Customization

The payment options page is customizable (example: merchant logo) to maintain the look and feel of the merchant system as far as possible. This is done from within the Wirecard Web Console. Click here to see how to upload logo.

Virtual 1Click

Introduction to 1Click

1Click payments offers the card holder a simplified checkout experience. The solution caters for customers that repeatedly purchase goods or services from a merchant’s website by simplifying the checkout experience. The solution will tokenize the card holder’s details during the initial transaction. For subsequent transactions, the card holder is only required to enter their CVV to process the payment making the checkout process more simplified. At any point, the card holder can amend card details, which will update the token with the new card information.

1Click Payment Process

One of the main benefits of utilising the 1Click - Virtual Solution is the simplicity in which to integrate it into your online website. It requires less development work than other Wirecard Solutions and security measures are already incorporated by Wirecard.

1Click Process Flow

1) Submit a form POST to the Virtual payment page and include an additional form field in your request <input type = "hidden" name = "ClientToken" value = "CustomerToken123">

2) The payment page reads the ClientToken field and does a lookup to see if the token has been registered before:

3) If card detail is not registered yet (Card holders first time making a payment):

• The card holder is required to enter full card details and select "Pay Now".
• Wirecard takes the card details with the token submitted in the form POST and registers the details in the Wirecard's database.
• The transaction is then processed as normal to the bank.
• The transaction results are returned in the message response.

• The page where the card holder would normally enter their card details displays pre- populated fields containing their card details (retrieved from Wirecard's database).
• The card holder is asked for their CVV (last 3 digits on the back of the card).
• The card holder selects to "Pay Now" at which stage Wirecard processes the transaction and the card holder is debited.
• The results of the transaction are posted back to the website.

5) If card holder is registered and wants to modify their details:

• The page where the card holder would normally enter their card details displays pre- populated fields containing their card details (retrieved from the Wirecard's database).
• The card holder selects to "Amend Details".
• The card holder is then asked for their updated card details.
• The card holder selects "Pay Now" where an update is done on their card details. This updates Wirecard's database to the new card details the card holder entered.
• The transaction is processed to the bank.
• The results of the transaction are posted back to website.

6) If card holder is registered and the card has expired:

• The card holder is displayed a message informing them that their card has expired.
• The card holder is forced to update their card details and are prompted for updated card details.
• The card holder selects "Pay Now" and the card details are updated.
• The transaction is processed and the card holder is debited.
• The results of the transaction are posted back to website.

Visa Checkout

Visa Checkout provides a single sign-in service to pay for online shopping purchases. After a simple setup, Visa Checkout users can skip inputting their payment and shipping information for their orders.

Whether at home or on the go, Visa Checkout works across multiple devices so online shopping stays easy. Visa Checkout enables shoppers to choose their preferred payment method across multiple retailers with a click of a button.

Visa Checkout Transaction Process

Step 1 - The customer selects the Visa Checkout payment option

Step 2 - The customer is prompted to sign in to their Visa Checkout account via the Visa Checkout payment widget

Step 3 - The customer has the option to update any of their payment information before continuing with the payment

Step 4 - Visa Checkout returns the results of the payment to Wirecard

Step 5 - Wirecard returns these results to the merchant. The merchant can then display the results on the payment confirmation page

Example of Visa Checkout Login Page

Configuration

Configuring Virtual

Configuration is controlled from within the Wirecard Web Console.  Certain configuration is mandatory in order to begin trading live. Configuration for the payment gateway can be found under settings within the Wirecard Web Console. (refer to Settings – Gateway below)

NOTE: The Referral URL must be configured in the Wirecard Web Console in order for your form post to be accepted.

Settings - Gateway

Gateway settings are used to configure the Wirecard Virtual Payment and add the referral URL.

Illustration: Settings – Gateway

Configure Settings – Virtual Solution

In this area you will configure specific information relating to page display and page posting.

Configure Settings - Referral URL (mandatory)

The Referral URL is the URL that your application is posting from.  The URL must be added in order for your form post to be accepted by Wirecard.

1. Go to “Products” tab and click “Payment Gateway”.
2. In the left hand column click “Settings”.
3. In the left hand column click “Gateway”.
4. Click the “Configure Settings” icon on the application that you want to configure.
5. Enter the URL in the text box next to the Add New Referral URL label.
6. Click on the ‘Add’ button.

Click on the “Save” button at the bottom of the screen.

Illustration: Referral url

Configure Settings - Payment Page (optional)

Within the configure payment page section of the configure application there are additional payment page features that you can manage.

You can manage:

• Results Page
• Email Confirmation

Illustration: Configure Settings - Payment Page

Show Results Page

When a transaction is completed the cardholder can be directed to a page that shows if the transaction was successful or declined.  This can either be done by the merchant posting through the results URL in the form post or by configuring the show results page. The show results page is a Wirecard hosted results page that can be configured by the merchant.

How to Configure the Show Results Page

1. Go to “Products” tab and click “Payment Gateway”.
2. In the left hand column click “Settings”.
3. In the left hand column click “Gateway”.
4. Click the “Configure Settings” icon on the application that you want to configure.
5. Tick the box next to the Show Payment Page label.
6. Click on the ‘Configure’ icon next to the text box.
7. Enter the messages you want displayed.
8. Click on the “Save” button at the bottom of the screen.

Illustration: Show Results Page Configuration Screen

Email Confirmation to User (optional)

If this box is ticked then a text box will be presented on the payment page allowing a card holder to enter their email address. Once the payment has been processed, the card holder will be emailed a transaction receipt notifying them of confirmation of payment.

Confirmation Email Address

If the “email confirmation to user” option has been ticked, you will be required to enter the email address that you want the email confirmation to be sent from. The cardholder will see the email coming from that address.

Configure Settings – Fraud

Fraud within Card Not Present (CNP) is on the rise. Without having the card holder present when a purchase is taking place, it can be difficult to verify that the purchaser is who they say they are. 3D Secure programs such as MasterCard Secure Code and Verified by Visa have helped to reduce the amount of fraudulent transactions. Merchants can further reduce their risk by utilising Wirecard’s Fraud Module.

Wirecard understands the risk of fraud and charge backs and have thus developed a Fraud Module that can aid in the reduction of credit card fraud for merchants. By using IP address locaters, BIN origins and shipping address’s, the Fraud Module helps merchants in identifying potential fraudulent transactions. Within the Wirecard Web Console, merchants can configure the Fraud Module Options to flag or fail transactions based on specific transactional behaviour. Each of the merchants’ web sites can be uniquely configured by the merchant with its own set of processing thresholds.

Transaction Processing

Payment Instruments

In this section the various payment instruments supported are listed.  These are updated regularly as new payment instruments are integrated to the Wirecard platform.

Supported Payment Types

• Credit Cards
• Pin less Debit Cards

Supported Credit Cards

• Visa
• Amex
• Diners
• MasterCard
• Maestro

Supported Currencies

• BWP – Botswana Pula
• GHS – Ghanaian Cedi
• KES – Kenyan Shilling
• USD – US Dollar
• SCR – Seychellois Rupee
• TZS – Tanzanian Shilling
• UGX – Ugandan Shilling
• ZMW – Zambian Kwacha
• MZN – Mozambican Metcal
• NGN – Nigerian Naira
• GBP – British Pound
• EUR – Euro
• MUR – Mauritian Rupee
• ZAR – South African Rand

Supported Transaction Types

The below lists the different credit card transaction types that Wirecard supports:

• Authorize
• Capture (Settle)
• Sale
• Authorization Reversal
• Credits / Refunds
• 3DS Lookup
• 3DS Authenticate

Wirecard Web Console

The Wirecard Web Console is used by merchants to manage payment gateway transactions.  The console is full of rich features enabling transactional management of any Wirecard’s solution or integration methods.  A merchant will be issued with a user name and password for the web console when they sign up with Wirecard.

From within the Wirecard Web Console you can:

• Manage Configuration & Settings
• Manage Transactions
• Authorize
• Capture Transactions
• Credits  / Refunds
• Authorization Reversals
• Recurring Billing
• Manual Payments
• View Reporting

Deferred Settlement

The credit card transaction process is defined by mainly an authorization and a capture (settlement). The authorization will reserve the funds for 21 working days on the credit card. During the 21 days you can choose to capture the transaction for settlement.  Upon settlement, the bank will pay you the funds.

MasterCard and Visa require that the settlement of a credit card transaction takes place at time of delivery of the purchased product or service.  If you are providing a product or service with real time delivery then deferred settlement is not required.

Note: Your account will be defaulted to deferred settlement. In the event that you require deferred settlement to not be activated, please contact support.za@wirecard.com

Transaction Result

The transaction result is the transaction response returned from the request form post when sending any message type request to Wirecard.  The transaction result informs you whether the transaction was successful or declined. The transaction result is often used to display to the cardholder on the failure / success page. Wirecard provides declined reason codes, error messages and in-depth message descriptions that can be displayed to merchant on the failure / success page. 

Note: A full list of transaction result information is listed later in this document.

Transaction Result Types

• Successful: Successful means that the transaction was successfully processed by the acquirer / bank.

• Successful with Warning: Successful with warning means that the transaction has successfully been processed by the acquirer.  The warning has been triggered by the transaction being flagged by the fraud module.  This will only occur in the event that the merchant has configured the fraud module to “flag” a transaction.  This particular transaction result is used to “warn” the merchant of a potential fraudulent transaction.

• Bank Declined: Bank declined transactions are transactions declined by the bank. Generally, the bank that declines the transaction is the issuing bank and NOT your acquiring bank. There can be numerous reasons why the bank declines a transaction with most common ones being insufficient funds and invalid card detail.

• Wirecard Declines: Wirecard Declined transactions are transactions declined at Wirecard before sending to bank.  The main declined reasons are fraud module rules, incorrect integration and invalid data being populated in the form post.

3D Secure

Wirecard offers the 3D Secure service to all of its merchants. If you are using Virtual, no integration to 3D Secure is required as this is handled by Wirecard.

Wirecard’s payment platform is integrated to 3D Secure enabling transactions to be processed to both the MasterCard Secure Code & Verified by Visa, 3D Secure schemes.    

3D Secure stands for Three Domain Secure - the payment industry's internet authentication standard which has been developed by the major card schemes. Visa has called their version of the scheme 'Verified by Visa' and MasterCard have called their equivalent initiative 'MasterCard SecureCode'. These are both collectively referred to as 3D Secure.

3D Secure Process:

• Each time a cardholder attempts to make a transaction using Wirecard, after entering their personal card details on the Wirecard payment page, Wirecard automatically checks to see if their card is enrolled in the 3D Secure scheme by calling the Directory Server.
• If the card holder’s bank is participating, the cardholder is taken to their card issuers secure website (Access Control Server) where they enter their 3D Secure password. The payment is then processed to the acquirer and the cardholder is smoothly delivered back to the merchants confirmation page.
• If a cardholder of a bank who is participating in the 3D Secure scheme has not yet enrolled, by default, the issuer may prompt the cardholder to register. The cardholder can then enrol their card with 3D. Different card issuers may implement a maximum decline limit before the cardholder is made to sign up to 3D Secure.
• Wirecard will attempt a 3D Secure check on each card transaction - if the card holder's bank are not currently participating in the 3D Secure scheme, the transaction will process directly to the acquirer.

Note: In order for a merchant to share the benefits of 3D Secure, they must request that their internet merchant account be 3D Secure enabled. 
Note: 3D Secure is mandatory by certain banks.