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Is it mandatory to use x_relay_response to https://secure2.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll ?

I'm still using https://secure2.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll. And I got email saying:

 

Authorize.Net is enhancing security with our hosted payment form (Server Integration Method (SIM) or Direct Post Method (DPM)) with Relay Response and white listing what url(s) can be used with this integration method.

 

Do I still need to add x_relay_response and x_relay_url to https://secure2.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll?

hrjk
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@hrjk 

 

Yes, you will make your API call to that endpoint. You don't have to change anything. If this answers your question, can you kindly mark this thread as solved? Best of luck to you. 

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@hrjk

I think this communication is merely telling you that if you use a relay response, it has to be whitelisted in the interface. This means you cannot just pass it in the API call anymore. What you do if you use the relay response is whitelist it in the interface and then pass it in the API call. The url you gave is an auth.net endpoint. That is not a relay response url. The relay response is a url tied to a location on your server. It would be something like https://hrjk.com/order-complete, for example.
Renaissance
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You will leave your endpoint exactly the same.

Thanks @Renaissance . Currently I don't use relay response. I have set it as FALSE. So does that mean I can continue using my call to https://secure2.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll with relay response as FALSE? Or from 8/15 onwards I have to use relay response and relay_respose_url?

@hrjk 

 

Yes, you will make your API call to that endpoint. You don't have to change anything. If this answers your question, can you kindly mark this thread as solved? Best of luck to you. 

Thanks once again @Renaissance . So just to confirm I can still use relay response as FALSE and not include relay response url even after 8/15, right? 

@hrjk

That is correct.