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Signifyd Extension for Magento 2

Signifyd’s Magento extension enables merchants on Magento 2 to integrate with Signifyd, automating fraud prevention and protecting them in case of chargebacks.

Install/update using composer

Composer is a tool for dependency management in PHP. It allows you to declare the libraries your project depends on and it will manage (install/update) them for you.

You can learn more about it at https://getcomposer.org.

Before getting started make sure you have composer properly installed on your environment.

Note: depending on the operating system and how composer is installed, you may need to add '.phar' after 'composer' using the command lines, i.e. change from 'composer' => 'composer.phar'

Install/update

With composer installed, run the command below on terminal. This will install/update Signifyd extension to the latest release.

cd MAGENTO_ROOT
composer config repositories.signifydmage2 git https://github.com/signifyd/magento2.git
composer require signifyd/module-connect
bin/magento setup:upgrade
bin/magento setup:di:compile

Uninstall extension

This only applies if extension has been installed using composer

To remove extension completely, run this command in terminal.

cd MAGENTO_ROOT
composer remove signifyd/module-connect
bin/magento setup:upgrade
bin/magento setup:di:compile

And run this command on MySQL.

DELETE FROM setup_module WHERE module='Signifyd_Connect';

You can also delete all Signifyd extension data using this guide, install troubleshooting doc.

Configure

View our Magento 2 product manual to learn how to configure the extension

Logs

Info or general logs can be found on MAGENTO_ROOT/var/log/signifyd_connect.log file. If debug mode is enabled those logs can be found on MAGENTO_ROOT/var/log/signifyd_connect_debug.log

Advanced Settings

These settings enable fine grain control over advanced capabilities of the extension.

Updating these settings should only be performed by an experienced developer under the supervision of the Signifyd support team. If these steps are not completed correctly an issue may occur.

Restrict orders by states

Restrict orders with specific order states (not status) from being sent to Signifyd.

Restrict orders by states

Restrict orders by payment methods

Restrict orders with specific payment methods from being sent to Signifyd.

Restrict orders by payment methods

Add carriers/methods mappings

Map custom shipping carriers and methods from Magento to Signifyd.

Carrier/method mapping

Add payment methods mappings

Map custom payment methods from Magento to Signifyd.

Payment method mapping

Pass custom payment data using payment gateways APIs

The Signifyd extension will use external class to collect payment data (avsResponseCode, cvvResponseCode, cardBin, cardLast4, cardExpiryMonth and cardExpiryYear) from payment gateway APIs when submitting an order for guarantee. If these fields are missing from submitted orders you can pass these fields by using existing gateways APIs integrations on our SDK or building your own.

Payment gateways

Pass custom payment data using payment mappers

The Signifyd extension will try to collect payment data (avsResponseCode, cvvResponseCode, cardBin, cardLast4, cardExpiryMonth and cardExpiryYear) from Magento when submitting an order for guarantee. If these fields are missing from submitted orders you can pass these fields by using the extension's mappers.

Payment mappers

Pass payment details - pre auth policy

On the pre auth policy, Signifyd cases are created before the payment being submitted to the payment gateway. So, AVS code, CVV code and transaction ID are not available at all at this moment. But it is desirable to try to collect most of these information: bin, last4, expiry month and expiry year. In order to do that, it's needed to use some JavaScript code to collect most information as possible.

Pass payment details

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