QuickSwipeGateway ClassBluefin Web Client API Documentation
This class specializes base class Gateway to interface with Bluefin QuickSwipe API (QSAPI). You cannot instantiate this class directly. Always use BluefinGateway.Transaction property.
Inheritance Hierarchy

OnlineSystem Object
  Bluefin.Web.Client Gateway
    Bluefin.Web.Client QuickSwipeGateway

Namespace: Bluefin.Web.Client
Assembly: Bluefin-3.8.sp8-net4.5 (in Bluefin-3.8.sp8-net4.5.dll) Version: 3.8.0.8 (3.8.0.8)
Syntax

Public Class QuickSwipeGateway _
	Inherits Gateway
Remarks

QuickSwipe’s flexible, secure and PCI compliant API allows our customers the flexibility to run a wide variety of transaction types.

Post a Payment (SALE)

Allows a merchant to post a sale transaction to a tender type (card, ACH, etc.).

Post a Pre-authorization (AUTHORIZATION ONLY)

Allows a merchant to verify the ability of a card to accept a specific transaction amount without actually charging the card. Funds are reserved on the card for future capture.

Post a Reversal

Allows a merchant to release funds that were reserved on the card as a result of successfull pre-authorization.

Post a Capture

Allows a merchant to capture a previously authorized card, thereby converting a pre-authorization into a SALE.

Post a Reissue

Allows a merchant to create a new transaction using a previously tokenized card. This important function allows merchants to create new transactions based on card numbers stored at Bluefin, without storing cardholder data on their own systems.

Post a Refund

Allows a merchant to refund a transaction. This is the most common method for refunding a charge. This function allows a merchant to reverse a recent payment transaction. This method keeps the correlation between the initial payment transaction and the refund. You can refund the entire amount or a partial amount. If a transaction is refunded the same day it is run, then it results in voiding the Sale back to a Pre-authorization state. If the transaction is refunded after it has already been captured/settled, then it results in crediting the funds back to the card. Bluefin flexibly manages which is the appropriate action to take. All you need to do is submit a refund.

Post a Credit

Allows a merchant the ability to credit money back onto a card. With this transaction type, there is no correlation to an original payment.

Store Only

Allows a merchant to store the cardholder data (card number, expiration, name, etc.) information for a card for later use, without running any actions against the card immediately.

Safe Communications

Allow you to initiate empty transaction and then link it to any monetary transaction. If no response was recieved due to network failure, you can obtain the status of the transaction or re-try tender transaction with the same transaction id. See Initiate  for more details on Safe Communications

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