An Internet Merchant Account with any of the major national banks which offer online merchant services. A merchant & terminal ID supplied by your bank, configured for the Card Access Services Online Gateway. If you need help obtaining these items, please contact our Customer Support Representative for assistance on +61 (02) 9906 7209.
A merchant account enables your business to accept credit card payments for sales or services for Internet or Moto (Mail Order Telephone Order) transaction types.
No, unless the bank you currently deal with does not offer an Internet Merchant Account facility.
Card Access Services processes credit card transactions through ANZ Bank, , Bank West, Commonwealth Bank, National Australia Bank, St George Bank, and Westpac Bank merchant accounts. If your bank is not listed here, please contact Card Access Services for assistance.
Card Access Services accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club, and JCB.
Card Access Services offers solutions for online payments, pay-by-phone, call centres, direct debits, and more.
Card Access Services’ Payment Server runs 24-hours a day, every day, so businesses never miss a sale.
Card Access Services allows both refunds and reversals through our gateway.
Reversals can be done for the full amount of a payment, any time before close of banking on the transaction's settlement date. Reversed transactions will not appear on your customer's credit card statement.
Refunds can be performed at any time, and can be a full or partial refund of the customer's payment. Multiple refunds may be performed on a transaction until the balance of the transaction is zero.
Refunds and reversals can be performed through most of CAS's software, and for convenience, may be done online from our website's Secure Merchant Login facility.
Any Web/commerce server that conforms to the HTTP/1.0 standard (virtually every Web server currently operating) can utilize the Card Access credit card gateway. All that is required is for the merchant Web site to incorporate a form into their final
Yes. Just as anyone traveling overseas is able to pay for goods and services with their credit card, any cardholder with an appropriate card may make a payment using CAS. The transaction is conducted in Australian Dollars and the foreign currency conversion is then handled by the customer's home bank.
Yes. CAS Batch allows a merchant to upload a list of transactions during the day, which will be processed at midnight that night.
Just like every person is unique, every account we sell is unique to you and your business, therefore we can not state a price until we know more about the account you need. Card Access Services offers fixed price fees for all our services. Call +61 (02) 9906 7209 and ask to speak to a Sales Representative for charges pertinent to your situation.
CAS's Client software checks basic field validity before sending a transaction to our Payment Server. We check that all mandatory data has been entered, as well as validity of fields such as the credit card number, expiry date, and amount. Merchants are not charged for transactions which do not pass these basic tests.
CAS encrypts all transaction details before sending them across the internet, so the details of the message cannot be seen by anyone except CAS's Payment Server.
Our Hosted web service CAS Connect is an HTML form which runs on a secure web server. You just post the required variables to our payment page, the customer fills in their credit card number in the secure form, and we redirect the response back to your site.
Card Access uses a 256-bit digital server certificate provided by EquiFax™. This level of encryption is currently considered realistically unbreakable.
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