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| | ==Billers Admin== | | ==Billers Admin== |
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| | '''Note''': If you don't see Bit-Pay, [http://clients.toomuchmedia.com put in a support ticket], as you may need an updated version of [[NATS]]. | | '''Note''': If you don't see Bit-Pay, [http://clients.toomuchmedia.com put in a support ticket], as you may need an updated version of [[NATS]]. |
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| − | Once you have added the Biller you will be able to edit biller-specific account information by clicking the pencil icon next to Bit-Pay labeled, "Edit Bit-Pay Account Info". Details on how to create an ssl key and certificate can be found in the next section. | + | Once you have added the Biller you will be able to edit biller-specific account information by clicking the pencil icon next to Bit-Pay labeled, "Edit Bit-Pay Account Info". You will need to create an API Token in BitPay's admin which is described in the next section |
| − | *'''SSL-KEY''' - The full path of the SSL key created on your server. | + | *'''API Token''' - The API token generated in BitPay's admin |
| − | *'''Certificate (Optional)''' - The full path of the SSL Certificate created on your server.
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| | + | '''''Note''': Bit-Pay will not return the surfer to NATS on approval or denial, so Bit-Pay will not work with the NATS [[Ct#cascade|cascade]] feature.'' |
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| | ==Setting Up at Bit-Pay== | | ==Setting Up at Bit-Pay== |
| − | As detailed in Bit-Pay's documentation you must download openssl (http://openssl.org) in order to set up your API Access for Bit-Pay. This is required for NATS to communicate with Bit-Pay for transaction information.
| + | You will need to generate an API Key ID to act as your API Token. To generate your API Token, log into the BitPay admin (https://bitpay.com/) and click on "Account". |
| − | | + | As of August 2017 BitPay has updated their admin and you will now find this under "Integration Resources" and "Legacy API Keys" |
| − | Once Openssl is installed the following command can be used to generate an ssl key:
| + | This page allows you to generate an API Key ID. This Key is what will be your API token. To generate the token, simply click the "Add New API Key" button and it will generate the code for you. This entire code needs to be placed in the biller's admin for BitPay. |
| − | openssl genrsa -out ssl-key.pem 1024 | |
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| − | Although it is optional, for extra security Bit-Pay recommends also creating an ssl certificate. This can be done with the following command:
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| − | openssl req -new -x509 -nodes -sha1 -days 3650 -key ssl-key.pem > ssl-cert.pem
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| − | Finally, once your key has been created, you can get your SHA-1 Fingerprint which is needed for configuration for your Bit-Pay account:
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| − | openssl x509 -in ssl-cert.pem -fingerprint -noout
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| | ==Sites Admin== | | ==Sites Admin== |
