Michael Buckley
I work on the Technical Specialist team based in Bangor.
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How can I see what purchases / refunds / CFTs were processed?
On OmniPay RAM, navigate to Transaction Activity > Processed TransactionsInput your MID number into the search box directly under the navigation panel and select Change.Use the search options to na...
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The Customer Service tab
RAM alert screenThe RAM Alert Screen shows active unacknowledged alerts and report notifications. Incomplete Merchant notes that require attention from the RAM user are also displayed. Any alerts, ...
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Network Token Requestor Payments
About Network Tokens Network tokenisation is a new method of securely processing transactions where tokens issued by card schemes are used to facilitate payments rather than needing to send sen...
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📽️ Rule Manager
This feature is available to merchants using our TRU Connect gateway. The Rule Manager allows you to create your own customised Rules (or activate/deactivate pre-defined system rules) on your ...
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Can I process Payouts to customers using Apple Pay?
It is not possible to process Payouts via Apple Pay. Instead, in order to process Payouts, you will need to provide a secure channel for the customer to provide you with their card number, expiry d...
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Creating an invoice with Adobe Commerce
If the payment action is set to “Authorize Only”, you must create the invoice manually. When creating the invoice, a request will be sent to Trust Payments to change the settle status from “2” to “...
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JCB for Payment Pages
JCB (an initialism of the company’s former name, Japan Credit Bureau) is a credit card company based in Tokyo, Japan. It is Japan’s only international payment brand. JCB has been pursuing independ...
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Can I process a re-authorisation?
Yes. There are two methods to perform re-authorisations: Using Portal Re-authorisations can be processed through Portal. Sign in to Portal and find the transaction for which you would like to pe...
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Testing DCC payments
The card numbers listed in this test section are associated with specific local currencies. During your integration, you can use the following international test card details in order to test your ...
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Example of generating Unix time
The following is an example of how to calculate the time in seconds since the Unix epoch (in UTC), using Python:import time timestamp = int(time.time()) The output should be in the format of a deci...