A new version of plugin for PrestaShop v1.7.x is now available here.
New PrestaShop plugin available
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Control Center API
The Verotel Control Center API extends the functionality of the Verotel Control Center from your own interface.
With the Control Center API you can not only obtain data for sales and transactions but also perform actions such as:
- cancel future billings
- downgrade sales
- extend subscriptions
- refund transactions
The complete Control Center API documentation is available here.
Control Center API is available on request. Please contact merchantsupport@verotel.com for more information.
FlexPay Subscription Upgrade
A new feature of FlexPay is now available – Subscription upgrade.
Subscription upgrade allows switching from one currently active subscription to a new one with new pricing and rebill period. It is possible to switch between recurring and one-time subscriptions, between payment methods and change the periods and amounts.
Subscription upgrade is supported in FlexPay version 3.4 and later. Continue reading
FlexPay Purchase One Click
Verotel has launched Verotel One Click.
This feature is great for websites selling live adult entertainment services where buyers need to purchase additional credits repeatedly, quickly and easily, such as cam or live-chat sites.
Verotel One Click is available for selected merchants only. The minimum requirements are:
- You need to have at least one website that has integrated the Verotel FlexPay API
- You need to approve the terms and conditions of Verotel One Click
Please contact merchantsupport@verotel.com to enquire.
FlexPay News #3 – Downgrade
Webmasters can now set the rebill price of active (not-cancelled) subscriptions.
The amount can be set to a value between the minimum processing amount and the amount used in the last rebill (or the maximum amount set the by cancel discount if it was applied). The “Lower future rebills” option is available on Sales detail page.
New postback type “downgrade” was added to notify about the price change. See updated FlexPay subscription document for details.
FlexPay News #2
The previously announced refund and chargeback postbacks are now turned on for any websites created as of today.
For existing FlexPay websites these postbacks can be enabled on request (contact merchantsupport@verotel.com).
FlexPay News #1
The latest version of Verotel FlexPay is now 3.3.
There are several changes that you may find useful:
- It is now possible to specify a “declineURL” parameter – a URL to which Order Page gets redirected after a declined transaction
- It is possible to receive postbacks from refunds and chargebacks – this can be enabled on request (contact merchantsupport@verotel.com)
- As with membership websites, it is now possible to specify cancel discount for recurring subscriptions.
- FlexPay PHP library is now available on GitHub
The complete documentation is available here.
DES and 3DES no longer accepted
Due to security risks the DES and 3DES ciphers are no longer accepted by Verotel Order Pages and Control Center. This is mainly relevant for anyone still using Internet Explorer on Windows XP. Please upgrade to a supported modern operating system and browser.
Unified search in Control Center
We have added a new search tool to the Control Center. This Unified search replaces lookup tools in Sales and Users sections.
You can use the tool to search for users and sales by:
- Sale ID
- Transaction ID
- Buyer Name
- Buyer Email
- Usercode
- Custom fields (custom1-3)
- FlexPay Reference ID
Verotel starts distributing VR headsets to adult entertainment consumers
Streamlining headset distribution solves the chicken-or-the-egg problem for the growing adult VR industry.
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS – May 31st 2016. Verotel, the payment facilitator based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, has started to distribute Virtual Reality cardboard headsets to customers of its merchants offering VR content. The Verotel cardboard headsets can be used in conjunction with a smart phone to view recorded or live VR content. Since these headsets are neutrally branded and shipped in discreet packaging, they allow a larger audience access to adult VR content and create a higher revenue stream for the merchants.
Since its introduction in 2014, VR cardboard headsets have found few practical uses because of the classic chicken-or-the-egg problem. Now that high-resolution smart phones are more widely available, more and more people are able to consume VR content with the help of a simple cardboard box. Increasing the availability of these headsets will boost the VR content production industry. Continue reading