I have done testing in my project using sandbox account of Authorize.net. I want to make it live. What is the procedure and changes to my project to accept live payments from customers? What is to be done at Authorize.net side? Do I have to pay or make any account?
Authorize.net is only a payment gateway. They facilitate payments between a website and a merchant account account/payment processor.
To process payments in your website using Authorize.net you will need to be a registered business physically located in North America (United States and Canada). You also will need a merchant account which can be applied for through Authorize.net although you can get one from any US and Canadian merchant account provider.
Once you have a merchant account linked to your Authorize.net gateway you can use your production Authorize.net account, which is not the same one as your sandbox account, to process payments through your website.
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I use Cognito service for my users. I also use my SES with Cognito to send emails to them.
I have two accounts on AWS - one for development and the second one for production. The development account uses my production domain when sending emails, and after many testing emails sending, the reputation of my domain decreased. Now I want to turn sandbox on on my development account for cognito and SES, but I cannot find where to do that, as the documention of AWS only shows how to go to production.
I have already created a web platform to allow users within my organization with an #xxxx.com account to authorize their Google Accounts to send/receive email messages within the platform. The new messages reception is currently done manually by a "New Email" button, but I require an automated process running in the background to pull the email messages frequently.
I tried to do it with refresh_tokens for offline access and a periodic cron job but because there are a lot of users' accounts, that process would take too long to connect to each account, pull messages, and such. This may not work properly.
Is there any other way (using an API) to pull the users account email messages directly (something like an Audit or SuperAdmin account)?
Is there any other way (using an API) to pull the users account email
messages directly (something like an Audit or SuperAdmin account)?
Yes, it is called G Suite Domain-Wide Delegation of Authority.
In summary, you create a service account and use that service account to access email for all users in your domain. You can also use this method to send email on behalf of users.
I have done this many times. An important tip is to follow the instructions "exactly" otherwise you will get permission errors.
Perform G Suite Domain-Wide Delegation of Authority
I am looking for different methods of payment using authorize.net gateway.
I am wondering if authorize.net provide methods similar express checkout and do direct payment in paypal.
I see there is card method available but I am not sure if authorize.net provide account to account payment option or not.
Yes they do.
https://developer.authorize.net/api/reference/features/paypal.html
PayPal Express Checkout
PayPal Express Checkout for Authorize.Net enables you to offer PayPal as a payment option to your customers by incorporating it within your existing API implementation.
They do not. They are merely a payment gateway which connects a website to a merchant account. Paypal is a payment services provider and offers payment services that traditional payment gateways do not.
I see the term "user pool" in lot of amazon documentation, but I can not understand what it is. What does it mean?
Copied from the AWS blog post announcement New - Your User Pools for Amazon Cognito:
With the user pools feature, you can create your own user directory that can scale to hundreds of millions of users, and is fully managed so you don’t have to worry about the heavy lifting associated with building, securing, and scaling authentication to your apps. This feature also provides enhanced security functionality such as email verification, phone number verification, and multi-factor authentication. As an app developer, you already had the option to use an external identity provider such as Amazon, Facebook, Google, Twitter or Digits for this purpose using the Cognito feature that we now call Federated Identity Pools.
I am having a Rails 4 Application where I need to make a sub-merchants accounts on paypal with redirect to paypal from Application and after doing same redirect back to the Application.
If I am not wrong then you want to connect you all merchant with single account which will be your company account, if so then all merchant who wants to accept payment into their bank account into their bank account through your application then you should go with Adaptive Accounts
Adaptive Accounts : Use the Adaptive Accounts API to build applications that create and manage PayPal accounts. Merchants and developers can use the API to create PayPal accounts, add payment methods to accounts, and verify a PayPal account status.
Here is documentation please refer.
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/products/adaptive-accounts/