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Expanded Support for Authorize.net and NMI
March 28, 2025
While Stripe continues to be our most popular payment provider and has the most robust integration, our team is working diligently to bring other major payment providers up to a similar level.
Here are a few new features that you'll have access to if your organization uses Authorize.net or NMI.
- Listing Saved Cards:
view saved cards in both live and test modes for improved visibility and management.
- Charge Cards without Default Provider: charge cards even when the custom payment provider is not set as the default provider.
- Record Payments for Invoices:
record payments against invoices, regardless of whether the custom provider is the default.
- Add Cards with Single Provider:
add new cards when only the custom payment provider is connected to the platform.
- Manual Subscription Creation:
create manual subscriptions using the custom payment provider directly from the Contacts and Subscription pages.
- Update Payment Methods for Subscriptions:
update payment methods for subscriptions using custom payment providers.
- Payment Widget Module Enhancements:
add, list, and charge cards via the Payment Widgets module.
- Card Management (Deletion):
capability to delete saved cards under the Manage Cards section for better card management.
- Provider Listing on Integrations Page: handle displaying a list of custom payment providers on the Integrations Page correctly even when multiple similar custom provider based apps are connected, with the option to mark one of the custom provider as default,.

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