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eftpos australia is the domestic debit payments network for australia. through its eftpos hub, the network connects 21 acquiring organisations, including big 4 australian banks.
add eftpos to your payments ecosystem
to connect to this service, you will need a developer account with eftpos. you can log in to your eftpos developer page here. to obtain a live merchant account, visit this registration link and fill all required fields.
step 1: gather your credentials from eftpos
first, you will need to gather your credentials from eftpos, this includes your merchant id, username, password.
step 2: connect eftpos to your paydock account
- log into your paydock production or sandbox account;
- navigate to services from the menu on the left;
- click on the add new tab from the top of the page;
- navigate to or search eftpos and click on the activate button;
- complete the eftpos field descriptions to connect. these field descriptions are as follows:
- label – this is for your reference only. in paydock, you are able to add multiple instances of a payment gateway or method. this can be helpful for tracking campaigns or income streams.
- merchant - this is your eftpos merchant id.
- username - this is your eftpos username.
- password - this is your eftpos merchant account password.
- terminal id - this is your terminal id.
- acquiring institution id - this is your acquiring institution id.
- forwarding institution id - this is your forwarding institution id.
- merchant name - this is your merchant name.
- merchant tier code - this is your merchant tier code.
- merchant category code - this is your merchant category code.
-. you have successfully connected eftpos to paydock!
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