This library implements the Netopia Payment Processor for Vanilo Payments.
Being a Concord Module it is intended to be used by Laravel Applications.
Netopia uses the RC4 cipher algo for its messages. In recent (~2023) OpenSSL installations this cipher is disabled by default.
In order to use this library you must enable legacy options for OpenSSL 3:
- Find and open the file at /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf
- At the
[default_sect]
section change it to the following:[default_sect] activate = 1 [legacy_sect] activate = 1
- Then find the
[provider_sect]
and change it to the following:[provider_sect] default = default_sect legacy = legacy_sect
Refer to the markdown files in the docs folder.
The library works but there's space for improvement.
It's completely untested at the moment, thus it may or may not work
It's completely untested at the moment.
- Use the test cards from the doc to generate scenarios for various failed cases
- Catch the XML responses, add them to unit tests and check them specifically
Cases:
- Successful Payment. Covered.
- Expired Card. Covered.
- Partial refund. Covered.
- Complete refund. Covered.
- Transaction Declined. Covered.
- Insufficient funds. No unit test coverage.
- Incorrect CVV2/CCV. No unit test coverage.
- Transaction not permitted (eg. card not enrolled). No unit test coverage.
- Risky card detected (eg. stolen card). No unit test coverage.
- Error at the origin Bank (eg. can't connect to the Bank). No unit test coverage.
During tests, I created a test account at Netopia and generated test keys, to establish close to real life scenarios during unit tests.
There were issues with simulating the encrypted messages generated by Netopia using the actual keys. The tests use a locally generated RSA key pair for this functionality. It seems to do the job, but if we find to cause of the issue, let's use actual Netopia keys.
Netopia returns the following data which we should record locally:
pan_masked
(card number digits eg. 4****2806)
Netopia supports SMS payments. Likely won't be implemented here as it's more for micro payments, but hell, who knows 🤷
Netopia supports direct credit (refund) and capture operations via its SOAP API