Which method is called when credit card is swiped? about inperson-sdk-ios

[ptaneja]

Hello,

Which reader do you own?
https://partner.posportal.com/authorizenet/auth/

[hiren43]

Hi. Right now I'm holding Card Flight reader. I guess I cannot implement Authorize.net sdk with this reader. Am I correct? I will buy another reader which will support this sdk. So this inperson sdk doesn't support card reading functionality?

[ptaneja]

It does support card reader functionality but for the below two readers:
https://partner.posportal.com/authorizenet/auth/

[hiren43]

okay. So will you please tell me which method in this sdk will be called when card is swiped?

[ptaneja]

Depends on the reader you buy. If you buy AnywhereCommerce reader then please refer EMV portion of the SDK. If you buy IDTech Shuttle then obtain the track data from IDTech Shuttle reader by integrating their reader and post it with the help of inperson-sdk or you can use our app
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/authorize-net/id453104966?mt=8

[hiren43]

I'm developing my own application and want to use this SDK. So far I'm able to login and get session token. I'm also initialising AnetEMVManager instance but I'm stuck at 'AnetEMVTransactionRequest' step. Now let me get this correct. I have to initialise AnetEMVTransactionRequest object and give product information and price. Then I need to use [startEMVWithTransactionRequest:presentingViewController:completionBlock:andCancelActionBlock].
This will open its own screen to let user enter credit card information. Right? I don't need to write any code for credit card. Am I correct?

[ptaneja]

Right. This is only true if you own a AnywhereCommerce reader.

[hiren43]

Thank you for the clarification.

[hiren43]

Hey there, back again 😄 . Do I have to compulsory perform device login to make EMV transaction? I guess login device asks for AuthNet credentials. App will be used by our employees who should not know about AuthorizeNet credentials. Please shed some light on this.

[hiren43]

Please this is urgent. Reply ASAP. To be able to interact with API, we need session token. Is AuthNet credentials the only way of getting session token? We don't want to give AuthNet credentials to our employees who will be making this transactions. Isn't there a way to use a permanent key (which is hardcoded into app) to authorise merchant account?

[ptaneja]

Yes, to use our system user must login with credentials to generate the session token.