Adyen

Implementing Adyen as payment provider

Adyen is a Dutch payment company which enables you to accept electronic payment using a variety of payment methods, like credit cards, debit cards, etc. Please note that Adyen requires an SSL Certificate on the solution.

You can sign up for an Adyen test account here.

To configure Adyen Checkout you need the following 5 keys:

• Merchant name – this is your account name, in our case DynamicwebTestEcom
• API key – see Adyen docs on How to get the API key
• Client key – see Adyen docs on How to get an client key
• Live URL prefix – see Adyen docs for more information. Only required when moving from test to production.
• HMAC key – see Adyen docs on HMAC signature calculation

After obtaining the 5 keys you can configure the payment method

1. Open Settings > Areas > Commerce > Order Management > Payment and click '+ New payment
2. Select the Adyen Checkout payment provider and configure it

The following settings are available:

Section	Setting	Use	Notes
General	Merchant name	The Adyen account name
	API key	The Adyen API key
	Client key	The Adyen Client key
	Live URL prefix		If it is not set, the test mode will be used, even if corresponding checkbox is not checked
	Allow save cards	Check to allow users to save cards via Adyen
	Test mode	Switch between live/test mode
	Debug mode
Template settings	Payments template	This template renders the payment form
	Cancel template	This payment renders the feedback if the user cancels a payment
	Error template	This payment renders errors from Adyen if they occur
Notification settings	HMAC key		If it is not set, notification processing will not be performed, even if it is configured in the Adyen control panel.

During setup, it is useful to know that Adyen supplies test cards which can be used to test the setup. Please note that some features, like saved cards, must be enabled in the Adyen administration before they work in DynamicWeb.