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Test Card Guide Test card guide PayZen 2.6 Document version 1.5 Contents 1. HISTORY OF THE DOCUMENT...................................................................................................... 3 2. GETTING IN TOUCH WITH TECHNICAL SUPPORT................................................................. 4 3. CHOOSING A TEST CARD................................................................................................................5 4. CARRY OUT A TEST PAYMENT.....................................................................................................8 1. HISTORY OF THE DOCUMENT Version Author Date Comment 1.5 Lyra Network 6/23/2016 Initial release of the documentation in Dita format. 1.4a Lyra Network 1/21/2015 Updated cards 1.4 Lyra Network 10/9/2013 Updated cards Confidentiality All information contained in this document is confidential. Its use outside the scope of this consultation or its disclosure to external parties is subject to preliminary approval by Lyra Network. Test card guide - Document version 1.5 Intellectual property rights - 3 / 9 2. GETTING IN TOUCH WITH TECHNICAL SUPPORT In case of a connection problem in the Back Office, click on "Forgotten password or locked password". For technical inquiries or support, you can reach us from Monday to Friday, between 9pm and 6pm by phone at: 0 811 708 709 fromFrance. (Azur Number – Cost of a local call from a landline) +33 567 223 329 from abroad, by e-mail: [email protected] To facilitate the processing of your demands, you will be asked to communicate your shop ID (8 digits). You will find this information in the subscription confirmation e-mail or in the Back Office (Settings > Shop > Configuration). Test card guide - Document version 1.5 Intellectual property rights - 4 / 9 3. CHOOSING A TEST CARD PayZen payment gateway put at your disposal credit card numbers for making payment in test mode. Different payment cases can be simulated using the test card numbers indicated in the tables below. The merchant can test these cases of payment mode : • payment by form, • payment by web services, • or MOTO payment. • CB, VISA card type Card number Test card checked 4970100000000000 Payment accepted with 3-D Secure authentication 4970100000000009 Payment with interactive 3-D Secure authentication 4970100000000003 Payment accepted, merchant not enrolled into 3-D Secure 4970100000000004 Payment accepted, buyer enrolled into 3-D Secure, status = ATTEMP 4970100000000001 Payment accepted, buyer not enrolled into 3-D Secure 4970100000000002 Payment declined, transaction to be forced, contact the card issuer 4970100000000006 Payment accepted, key control Luhn done 4970100000000007 Payment accepted, payment guarantee = NO 4970100000000097 Payment rejected due to failed 3-D Secure authentication, the buyer did not manage to authenticate him/herself 4970100000000098 Payment refused, authorization refused due to exceeded limit 4970100000000099 Payment refused, authorization refused due to a security code error • CB PURE card type Card number Test card checked 4970200000000031 Payment accepted with 3-D Secure authentication • VISA ELECTRON card type Card number Test card checked 4917480000000000 Payment accepted with 3-D Secure authentication 4917480000000009 Payment with interactive 3-D Secure authentication 4917480000000003 Payment accepted, merchant not enrolled into 3-D Secure 4917480000000001 Payment accepted, buyer not enrolled into 3-D Secure 4917480000000002 Payment declined, transaction to be forced, contact the card issuer 4917 4800 0000 0007 Payment accepted, payment guarantee = NO 4917 4800 0000 0097 Payment rejected due to failed 3-D Secure authentication, the buyer did not manage to authenticate him/herself 4917480000000098 Payment refused, authorization refused due to exceeded limit 4917480000000099 Payment refused, authorization refused due to a security code error • e-CARTE BLEUE card type Card number Test card checked 4150560000000003 Payment accepted 4150563000000098 Payment refused, authorization refused due to exceeded limit • MASTERCARD card type Test card guide - Document version 1.5 Intellectual property rights - 5 / 9 Card number Test card checked 5970100300000000 Payment accepted with 3-D Secure authentication 5970100300000009 Payment with interactive 3-D Secure authentication 5970100300000003 Payment accepted, merchant not enrolled into 3-D Secure 5970100300000004 Payment accepted, buyer enrolled into 3-D Secure, status = ATTEMP 5970100300000001 Payment accepted, buyer not enrolled into 3-D Secure 5970100300000002 Payment declined, transaction to be forced, contact the card issuer 5970100300023006 Payment accepted, payment guarantee = NO 5970100300000097 Payment rejected due to failed 3-D Secure authentication, the buyer did not manage to authenticate him/herself 5970100300000098 Payment refused, authorization refused due to exceeded limit 5970100300000099 Payment refused, authorization refused due to a security code error • MAESTRO card type Card number Test card checked 5000550000000000 Payment accepted with 3-D Secure authentication 5000550000000009 Payment with interactive 3-D Secure authentication 5000550000000003 Payment accepted, merchant not enrolled into 3-D Secure 5000550000000001 Payment accepted, buyer not enrolled into 3-D Secure 5000550000000002 Payment declined, transaction to be forced, contact the card issuer 5000550000023006 Payment accepted, payment guarantee = NO 5000550000000097 Payment rejected due to failed 3-D Secure authentication, the buyer did not manage to authenticate him/herself 5000550000000098 Payment refused, authorization refused due to exceeded limit 5000550000000099 Payment refused, authorization refused due to a security code error • AMEX card type Card number Test card checked 378282000000008 Payment by AMEX accepted 378282000000024 Payment by AMEX refused, do not honor 378283000000000 Payment by AMEX SafeKey, card enrolled, authentication SUCCESS, payment accepted 378283000000001 Payment by AMEX SafeKey, card enrolled, authentication ATTEMPT, payment accepted 378283000000002 Payment by AMEX SafeKey, card enrolled, interactive authentication 378283000000003 Payment by AMEX SafeKey, card not enrolled, payment accepted 378283000000004 Payment by AMEX SafeKey, enrollment verification unavailable, payment accepted 378283000000005 Payment by AMEX SafeKey, card enrolled, authentication FAILED, payment refused 378283000000006 Payment by AMEX SafeKey, card enrolled, authentication UNAVAILABLE, payment refused • VISA TRADITIONAL, PREPAID MAESTRO card type Type Card number Test card checked VISA TRADITIONAL 4970200000000009 Payment accepted PREPAID MAESTRO 5000590300000000 Payment rejected, do not honor • VISA CLASSIC, MASTERCARD BUSINESS card type Type Card number Test card checked Country VISA CLASSIC 4970360030000000 Payment accepted FR MASTERCARD BUSINESS 5000620300000000 Payment accepted FR MASTERCARD BUSINESS 5000630300000000 Payment accepted US • VISA SIGNATURE, MASTERCARD BLACK personal card type Test card guide - Document version 1.5 Intellectual property rights - 6 / 9 Type Card number Test card checked VISA SIGNATURE 4970300030000000 Payment accepted MASTERCARD BLACK 5000610300000000 Payment accepted • CetelemREGLO FINANCE, CORA BLANCHE, AURORE card type Type Card number Test card checked REGLO FINANCE, 5017654009000000000 Payment by Universal Cetelem CORA BLANCHE 5017654009111111111 Payment by Universal Cetelem refused AURORE 5017656888888888884 Payment by Cetelem accepted 5017654009000004118 Payment by Cetelem refused • CORA VISA PREMIER, CORA VISA card type Card number Test card checked 4726860200800440 Payment by Cora Visa Classique accepted 4742770100800550 Payment by Cora Visa Premier accepted 4742770101200031 Payment by Visa refused • JCB card type Card number Test card checked 3528000000000000001 Payment accepted 3528000000000000002 Payment refused 2528000000000000001 Payment refused • DISCOVER card type Card number Test card checked 6011000000000008 Payment by Discover accepted 6011000000000057 Payment by Discover refused, do not honor • DINERS card type Card number Test card checked 36000000000008 Payment by Diners accepted 36000000000057 Payment by Diners refused, do not honor The choice of the date and cryptogram remains free (Ex: expiration date = 0420 and CVV =123 ). Notes The test transactions can be viewed by all duly authorized users of the Merchant Back Office in Management > TEST transactions menu. The results of the tests below are conditioned by enrollment status of your contract. As long as you don't receive the email notifying you of the activation of your guarantee (3D Secure, SafetyKey or jSecure), the test payments will be made without warranty. Test card guide - Document version 1.5 Intellectual property rights - 7 / 9 4. CARRY OUT A TEST PAYMENT The user can carry out a payment by form, a MOTO paymentor a payment via Web Services. Carry out a test payment by form 1. Display the payment method selection page Notes: To display the payment method selection page, the user can: • configure his payment page in test mode, • or create a payment order by e-mail in the Merchant Back Office. 2. Click on the payment method to be tested The bank details capture page appears. A list of available card numbers is displayed below. 3. Click on the appropriate card number The fields of the bank details are automatically filled in. 4. To finalize the payment, click on Validate. Test card guide - Document version 1.5 Intellectual property rights - 8 / 9 The payment result page appears. If the payment has
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