In order to accept credit card payments, you'll need to connect your Rentopian account to your payment processing account through a Payment Gateway. Rentopian integrates with a few different payment processors which each require specific credentials in order to connect. Below we've included brief instructions on finding your credentials from your payment processor, but for more detailed instructions, please contact your payment processor.
How to Find Your Username and Password for PayJunction Integration
PayJunction is currently the only payment processor which allows ACH through integration with Rentopian. To integrate PayJunction with your application for payment processing, you'll need your Username and Password.
Log in to PayJunction
Visit PayJunction and log in using your existing account credentials.
Navigate to the User Management Section
From the dashboard, click on Settings in the top navigation bar.
Under Settings, select Users or User Management.
Locate Your API Credentials
Identify the user account associated with API access.
Note the Username listed for this account. The Password will not be displayed for security reasons.
Reset or Create a Password (if needed)
Select the user account and choose the option to Reset Password or set a new one.
Follow the prompts to create a secure password. Ensure this password is securely stored and only accessible to authorized individuals.
If you don’t know the password for the API user:
Enable API Access (if required)
Confirm that the user account has API access enabled. If not, update the user settings to enable it.
You can find more detailed instructions for PayJunction by visiting the PayJunction Help Center which outlines connecting your PayJunction Account with Rentopian.
How to Find Your API Login ID and Transaction Key in Authorize.net
Log in to Authorize.net
Visit Authorize.net and log in to your account using your credentials.
Navigate to the API Credentials Section
In the left-hand menu, click on Account.
Under the Security Settings section, select API Credentials & Keys.
Obtain the API Login ID
Your API Login ID will be displayed on this page. It’s always visible and does not require regeneration.
Generate a Transaction Key
Select the option to generate a new key.
Depending on your account settings, you may need to verify your identity via email or other authentication methods.
To create a new Transaction Key:
After verification, the new Transaction Key will be displayed. Be sure to copy and securely save it, as it won’t be shown again.
Secure Your Credentials
Treat your API Login ID and Transaction Key as sensitive information. Do not share them publicly or store them in unsecured locations.
Note:
If your account uses IP Whitelist or Signature Key for added security, ensure these are configured appropriately for your integration.
Contact Authorize.net Support if you encounter any issues.
For detailed instructions on finding your Authorize.net credentials, please visit their Knowledge Base article on their website.
How to Find Your Publishable Key and Secret Key in Stripe
Log in to Stripe
Visit Stripe and log in with your account credentials.
Access the API Keys Section
In the dashboard, navigate to Developers from the left-hand menu.
Under Developers, select API Keys.
Locate Your Keys
Here, you’ll find your Publishable Key displayed at the top.
Your Secret Key will be listed but hidden. Click Reveal Key to view and copy it.
Securely Save Your Keys
Copy and securely store both keys. The Secret Key is sensitive information and should not be shared or exposed publicly.
Switch Between Test and Live Keys
At the top of the API Keys page, toggle between Test Data and Live Data using the switch. Ensure you’re using the correct credentials for your integration environment.
Note:
Test Keys are used in development and testing environments and won’t process actual payments.
Live Keys are used in production to process real transactions. Always verify you are using the appropriate keys before deploying your integration.
For detailed instructions on finding your Authorize.net credentials, please visit their Knowledge Base article on their website.
How to Find Your Application ID and Access Token in Square
Log in to Square
Visit Square Developer and log in using your Square account credentials.
Access the Developer Dashboard
Navigate to the Developer Dashboard from the top-right menu or directly from the Square Developer site.
Create or Select an Application
If you already have an application:
Select it from the Applications list.
If not, click Create Application, provide a name, and complete the setup.
Locate Your API Credentials
In the application dashboard, find your Application ID listed prominently.
To access your Access Token, navigate to the Credentials tab.
Click Reveal Token to view and copy your Access Token.
Secure Your Credentials
Copy and securely store both the Application ID and Access Token. The Access Token is sensitive and should not be shared or exposed publicly.
Switch Between Sandbox and Production
Square provides separate credentials for Sandbox (test) and Production (live) environments. Use the toggle at the top of the dashboard to switch and retrieve the appropriate credentials for each environment.
For detailed instructions on finding your Square credentials, please visit their website.