Please note: The data for fees is accurate as of when this article is being published. For more information, please check out the Pricing page listed:
https://www.authorize.net/sign-up/pricing.html
Authorize.net can accept transactions from United States, Australian, and Canadian merchants.
Currencies supported with Authorize.net - Link
Before you can integrate Authorize.Net, you must confirm whether you are on a browser that supports using it.
Below is a list of supported and tested browsers:
You can check and verify the browser and version you are using by:
Utilize sites like:
https://www.whatsmybrowser.org/
https://www.whatismybrowser.com/
For the Merchant Interface inside Authorize.net, if an unsupported browser or version is detected, two possible messages may display depending on how low the browser version is.,
Browser Warning/Out of Date – In this case, Authorize.net may have detected a browser/version that you may encounter issues with. You should update to a newer version or use a different supported browser.
Examples of Outdated browsers:
Internet Explorer (IE) 11
Edge (Legacy)
Opera
Browser Block/Out of Date – In this case, we have detected a browser/version that will encounter issues, and an updated browser version needs to be used or a different supported browser.
Navigate to 'Payments' and then 'Integrations.' Here, you'll find all the necessary settings to connect with Authorize.net seamlessly.
To complete the integration, you'll need to obtain your Authorize.net keys. Don't worry; we've covered you with a helpful link to a detailed article explaining how to find and set up your keys. You’ll find it linked when you open payments and click on integrations.
Before going live, it's always a good idea to run some test transactions. provides a smooth testing process, including test cards and comprehensive guidance on conducting tests effectively.
Test cards for Authorize.net integration:
Expiration can be any future date and any 3/4 digit CVC:
4007000000027 (Visa)
4012888818888 (Visa)
4111111111111111 (Visa)
370000000000002 (American Express)
5424000000000015 (Mastercard)
2223000010309703 (Mastercard)
2223000010309711 (Mastercard)
6011000000000012 (Discover)
3088000000000017 (JCB)
38000000000006 (Diners Club/ Carte Blanche)
Note: You are not required to disconnect Stripe for connecting to Authorize.net. You can connect to both gateways on the integrations page. However, since you have connected two different gateways for processing payments, you will need to define a default gateway for processing order form payments.
Once integrated, you'll notice new form fields specifically tailored for payments. These include the amount with currency, description, and the option to choose between test or live payment modes.
Integrating payments is just as simple for those using calendars. Go to Calendars > Calendars Settings > Edit an existing calendar or create a new one, and under 'Forms & Payments,' you'll find a toggle to "Accept Payments."
Note: Enabling payments for calendars will give you access to additional form fields, such as amount, description, and payment mode. For recurring payments please remember to enable “Recurring Meeting” in the Availability sub tab.
All the payments done via Authorize.net will be available under Payments ➝ Transactions.
All subscriptions created on the order forms can be tracked under Payments ➝ Subscriptions.
Subscriptions created using Authorize.net can be canceled within the Subscriptions page using the
'Cancel Subscription' Action.
Please note: Cancel Action is provided only against those subscriptions that are created on Authorize.net.
Yes, Authorize.net is available for membership checkouts.
