Authorize.net Error Code 97
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Authorize.Net on GitHub Authorize.Net on Stack Overflow Developer Blog Response (Error) Codes FAQs Contact Us Sign In Sandbox Affiliate Search error connecting to authorizenet Developer Site Response Code 97 Response Code 97 indicates that the error connecting to authorizenet aim transaction fingerprint created to authenticate a Simple Integration Method (SIM) transaction has expired. This error is received when error connecting to authorizenet sandbox the timestamp value submitted in x_fp_timestamp is either 15 minutes ahead, or 15 minutes behind in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) (this is the equivalent of 900 seconds ahead authorize.net error code 99 or 900 seconds behind in Coordinated Universal Time, or UTC). {{errorMsg}} Using the tool This troubleshooting tool validates whether the value you submitted to Authorize.Net for x_fp_timestamp is a valid timestamp. Valid timestamps must be formatted in UTC, which is the number of seconds since 12 AM, January 1, 1970. To troubleshoot a Response Code 97, check the
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following: Verify that the time on the Web server that hosts the SIM script is configured correctly to the GMT time zone. You can also modify the SIM script to format UTC. If you are having consistent problems with your timestamp, make sure that the Web server that hosts your SIM script employs a Network Time Protocol (NTP) to regularly update the time. Be sure to account for daylight savings time. Timestamp Difference Authorize.Net server time is : {{ourTime}} Your server time is : {{yourTime}} The difference is : {{timeDifference}} It looks like your web server is quite a bit out of sync with UTC. Check out this article on NTP: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_Time_Protocol. If you do not have access to your servers then contact your hosting provider about synchronizing their servers. The least preferred option would be to introduce an offset to your fingerprint generation code, based on the time difference we have indicated. The difference is : {{timeDifference}} Your time stamp is within the 15 minute window, it doesn't look like
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Sign In · Help Authorize.Net Developer Community : Authorize.Net Community Discussions : Integration : (97) This transaction cannot be accepted Go To Authorize.Net Developer Community News and Announcements News and Announcements Authorize.Net Developer Blog The Authorize.Net Developer Blog Authorize.Net Community Discussions Integration Product Ideas Partner Programs Private Authorize.Net Group for Partners Off Topic The Watercooler Community Feedback Integration and Testing Authorize.Net API http://developer.authorize.net/api/reference/responseCode97.html questions and help with your payment integration. CommunityCategoryBoardUsers turn on suggestions Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for Search instead for Do you mean Announcement System Downtime Notification on 10/17 and 10/29 Reply Topic Options Subscribe to RSS Feed Mark Topic https://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/97-This-transaction-cannot-be-accepted/td-p/33719 as New Mark Topic as Read Float this Topic to the Top Bookmark Subscribe Printer Friendly Page « Message Listing « Previous Topic Next Topic » « Previous 1 2 3 Next » pierini1 Contributor Posts: 22 Registered: 03-27-2013 (97) This transaction cannot be accepted [Edited] Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email to a Friend Report Inappropriate Content 03-27-2013 10:22 AM - edited 03-27-2013 10:26 AM Hello,i have got a free TEST AUTHORIZE account to process credit card transactions but i always get this final error:The following errors have occurred.(97) This transaction cannot be accepted.My hosting server is www.eshost.esI read solution reported here:http://developer.authorize.net/tools/responsecode97/but i do not understand these 3 things:1) Your timestamp = 97 seconds.The Authorize.Net system timestamp is 1364404392 seconds.The difference is -1364404295 seconds.HOW DO I CALCULATE MY TIMESTAMP ????2) Solution always reported here:http://developer.authorize.net/tools/responsecode97/tells this:PHPIn the simlib.php file, replace the following line:$tstamp = time ();with this:$tstamp = time () - (time difference in seconds); or $tstamp = time () + (time difference in seconds);but in my TEST AUTHORIZE ACCOUNT installed folder named "anet_php_sdk" there is any
Authorize.Net on GitHub Authorize.Net on Stack Overflow Developer Blog Response (Error) Codes FAQs Contact Us Sign In Sandbox Affiliate Search Developer Site Register · Sign In · https://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/97-This-transaction-cannot-be-accepted-ColdFusion-Code/td-p/17788 Help Authorize.Net Developer Community : Authorize.Net Community Discussions : Integration : (97) This transaction cannot be accepted. - ColdFu... Go To Authorize.Net Developer Community News and Announcements News and Announcements Authorize.Net Developer Blog http://www.thermalexposure.com/2012/10/23/woocommerce-authorize-net-dpm-error-this-transaction-cannot-be-accepted-check-your-servers-utc-time/ The Authorize.Net Developer Blog Authorize.Net Community Discussions Integration Product Ideas Partner Programs Private Authorize.Net Group for Partners Off Topic The Watercooler Community Feedback Integration and Testing Authorize.Net API questions and help with error connecting your payment integration. CommunityCategoryBoardUsers turn on suggestions Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for Search instead for Do you mean Announcement System Downtime Notification on 10/17 and 10/29 Reply Topic Options Subscribe to RSS Feed Mark Topic as New Mark Topic as Read Float this error connecting to Topic to the Top Bookmark Subscribe Printer Friendly Page « Message Listing « Previous Topic Next Topic » cjervin Member Posts: 1 Registered: 10-07-2011 (97) This transaction cannot be accepted. - ColdFusion Code Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email to a Friend Report Inappropriate Content 10-07-2011 10:26 AM I keep getting this error: (97) This transaction cannot be accepted. I am using ColdFusion for my code.I am using the Source Code downloaded from http://developer.authorize.net/downloads/samplecode/?searchid=1317927783498 under SIM - ColdFusion. Only mods is my Login ID and Transaction key and the Dumps to see the values and adding seconds to the time Explained below).My server is EST and I add 18000 seconds to it to make it GMT time. In the code, I post the EST Time, the GMT Time I create by adding 18000 seconds, then the Seconds. The code gives all the values I used and dumps them on the screen. If you view the source, you will see that this value is what is passed in the form.My code is working (no errors and you can see my error response on submit), you will just n
you're using WooCommerce's Authorize.net DPM (Direct Post Method) plug-in for handing off credit card transactions to Authorize.net's payment gateway you may run into the following error: Error: This transaction cannot be accepted. The first test is to check that your API Login ID and Transaction key are correct. (Follow the setup instruction here.) Unfortunately, the documentation on the above-linked page says that if you're receiving the above error, "Your API login or transaction key is incorrect. Check them." Well, I DID, and it still ain't working, thank you very much! Update: The plug-in documentation now includes a note about Error Code 97. This plug-in would be MUCH improved if it actually returned error codes when something goes wrong. Authorize.Net has a nice list of Error codes and what they mean. Update: The plug-in authors have told me they will include error codes in a future release. Long story short, after many hours down the rabbit hole, I discovered that my server's clock was the cause of the problem. I chanced upon Authorize.Net's "Response Code 97 Tool" and discovered that the difference in time between my server and Authorize.net's servers was 26136 seconds off. That's 7.26 hours off! Per the Response Code 97 Tool documentation: Response Code 97 indicates that the transaction fingerprint created to authenticate a Simple Integration Method (SIM) transaction has expired. This error is received when the timestamp value submitted in x_fp_timestamp is either 15 minutes ahead, or 15 minutes behind in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) (this is the equivalent of 900 seconds ahead or 900 seconds behind in Coordinated Universal Time, or UTC). The Response Code 97 troubleshooting tool validates whether the value you submitted to Authorize.Net for x_fp_timestamp is a valid timestamp. Valid timestamps must be formatted in UTC, which is the number of seconds since 12 AM, January 1, 1970. To troubleshoot a Response Code 97, check the following: Verify that the time on the Web server that hosts the SIM script is configured correctly to the GMT time zone. You can also modify the SIM script to format UTC. If you are having consistent problems with your timestamp, make sure that the Web server that hosts your SIM script employs a Network Time Protocol (NTP) to regularly update the time. Be sure to account for daylight savings time. In order to check the value of x_fp_timestamp being sent from your checkout page to Authorize.Net, view the source code on the last checkout screen (the screen which displays the credit card fields). View the page source on the Credit Card info step. Search for the string "x_fp_timestamp" and copy the