Updating md5 to sha512 authorizenet












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I am updating the md5 to sha512 for DPM authorizenet-
Please help me out -



I am not getting it work.



see code change -



while generating fingerprint for x_hp_hash -



from md5 -



if (function_exists('hash_hmac')) {

return hash_hmac("md5", $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" .

$fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $transaction_key);
}

return bin2hex(mhash(MHASH_MD5, $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" . $fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $transaction_key));


to sha512 -



$signature_key = hex2bin($signature_key);

if (function_exists('hash_hmac')) {

return hash_hmac("sha512", $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" .

$fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $signature_key);

}

return bin2hex(mhash(MHASH_SHA512, $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" . $fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $signature_key));


While getting reponse and comparing the x_sha_hash value
from md5 -



if(strtoupper(md5($this->md5_setting . $this->api_login_id . $this

->transaction_id . $amount)) == $this->md5_hash){
//valid
} else{
//not valid
}


Changed to sha512 -



$this->signature_key = hex2bin($this->signature_key);

$string = '^'.$this->api_login_id.'^'.$this->transaction_id.'^'.$amount.'^';

if(strtoupper(HASH_HMAC('sha512', $string, $this->signature_key)) == $this->SHA2_Hash){
//valid

} else{
//not valid

}


What I am doing wrong?
When validating the transaction at my end it is saying please check your md5 setting. It validates on the basis of last code shown in the snippet.



my signature Key = E284BDC12A45A7F5B0933A352EB1C3F25E91A3B92360693D94E4366190EF12E78F6CFE8601751F719DA7A72ABBA117BF0161F8A1DD894DADE3C56A838D8355AD



x_hp_hash submitting using the second code snippet (i.e sha512 fingerprint)
x_hp_hash = b4c9e1878f88aa9c4f808761ed8ceee71ab117cc0f1297b2d850e28351f08fc52bd528a7538c832568c674a1d5095ead1a5383a626c9797587ab16bae76e45fb



after submitting getting in reponse -



X_SHA2_Hash - 19AB7947709CF6CB2B8415784EBD7669FCDE5D83B69EC8C716203806A3235308187668F5783F9CA0F1AE8A47808EDAB241025A8AF61A2FABC27FA6AAAEA8FFD8



generated hash code -
3E6427E67271B1F0732D3D95217D25EE4D7C4103C906A6CB70943498698157F48F7BECD5C7E5393CF2A489B464070A7778F15757385E8F29029CFC3F66256F05



using last snippet above.



so these are not equal so not a valid transaction.










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    What errors are you seeing? What is the question here? Edit the question and make sure it is clear what you are trying to do, and what results you get. Hint: if you make unit tests before your change you will have some baseline for the parts that break later.

    – jdv
    Jan 18 at 15:50













  • @jdv I have updated my question. Please have a look

    – Vikas Chauhan
    Jan 21 at 10:06
















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I am updating the md5 to sha512 for DPM authorizenet-
Please help me out -



I am not getting it work.



see code change -



while generating fingerprint for x_hp_hash -



from md5 -



if (function_exists('hash_hmac')) {

return hash_hmac("md5", $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" .

$fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $transaction_key);
}

return bin2hex(mhash(MHASH_MD5, $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" . $fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $transaction_key));


to sha512 -



$signature_key = hex2bin($signature_key);

if (function_exists('hash_hmac')) {

return hash_hmac("sha512", $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" .

$fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $signature_key);

}

return bin2hex(mhash(MHASH_SHA512, $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" . $fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $signature_key));


While getting reponse and comparing the x_sha_hash value
from md5 -



if(strtoupper(md5($this->md5_setting . $this->api_login_id . $this

->transaction_id . $amount)) == $this->md5_hash){
//valid
} else{
//not valid
}


Changed to sha512 -



$this->signature_key = hex2bin($this->signature_key);

$string = '^'.$this->api_login_id.'^'.$this->transaction_id.'^'.$amount.'^';

if(strtoupper(HASH_HMAC('sha512', $string, $this->signature_key)) == $this->SHA2_Hash){
//valid

} else{
//not valid

}


What I am doing wrong?
When validating the transaction at my end it is saying please check your md5 setting. It validates on the basis of last code shown in the snippet.



my signature Key = E284BDC12A45A7F5B0933A352EB1C3F25E91A3B92360693D94E4366190EF12E78F6CFE8601751F719DA7A72ABBA117BF0161F8A1DD894DADE3C56A838D8355AD



x_hp_hash submitting using the second code snippet (i.e sha512 fingerprint)
x_hp_hash = b4c9e1878f88aa9c4f808761ed8ceee71ab117cc0f1297b2d850e28351f08fc52bd528a7538c832568c674a1d5095ead1a5383a626c9797587ab16bae76e45fb



after submitting getting in reponse -



X_SHA2_Hash - 19AB7947709CF6CB2B8415784EBD7669FCDE5D83B69EC8C716203806A3235308187668F5783F9CA0F1AE8A47808EDAB241025A8AF61A2FABC27FA6AAAEA8FFD8



generated hash code -
3E6427E67271B1F0732D3D95217D25EE4D7C4103C906A6CB70943498698157F48F7BECD5C7E5393CF2A489B464070A7778F15757385E8F29029CFC3F66256F05



using last snippet above.



so these are not equal so not a valid transaction.










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    What errors are you seeing? What is the question here? Edit the question and make sure it is clear what you are trying to do, and what results you get. Hint: if you make unit tests before your change you will have some baseline for the parts that break later.

    – jdv
    Jan 18 at 15:50













  • @jdv I have updated my question. Please have a look

    – Vikas Chauhan
    Jan 21 at 10:06














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I am updating the md5 to sha512 for DPM authorizenet-
Please help me out -



I am not getting it work.



see code change -



while generating fingerprint for x_hp_hash -



from md5 -



if (function_exists('hash_hmac')) {

return hash_hmac("md5", $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" .

$fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $transaction_key);
}

return bin2hex(mhash(MHASH_MD5, $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" . $fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $transaction_key));


to sha512 -



$signature_key = hex2bin($signature_key);

if (function_exists('hash_hmac')) {

return hash_hmac("sha512", $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" .

$fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $signature_key);

}

return bin2hex(mhash(MHASH_SHA512, $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" . $fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $signature_key));


While getting reponse and comparing the x_sha_hash value
from md5 -



if(strtoupper(md5($this->md5_setting . $this->api_login_id . $this

->transaction_id . $amount)) == $this->md5_hash){
//valid
} else{
//not valid
}


Changed to sha512 -



$this->signature_key = hex2bin($this->signature_key);

$string = '^'.$this->api_login_id.'^'.$this->transaction_id.'^'.$amount.'^';

if(strtoupper(HASH_HMAC('sha512', $string, $this->signature_key)) == $this->SHA2_Hash){
//valid

} else{
//not valid

}


What I am doing wrong?
When validating the transaction at my end it is saying please check your md5 setting. It validates on the basis of last code shown in the snippet.



my signature Key = E284BDC12A45A7F5B0933A352EB1C3F25E91A3B92360693D94E4366190EF12E78F6CFE8601751F719DA7A72ABBA117BF0161F8A1DD894DADE3C56A838D8355AD



x_hp_hash submitting using the second code snippet (i.e sha512 fingerprint)
x_hp_hash = b4c9e1878f88aa9c4f808761ed8ceee71ab117cc0f1297b2d850e28351f08fc52bd528a7538c832568c674a1d5095ead1a5383a626c9797587ab16bae76e45fb



after submitting getting in reponse -



X_SHA2_Hash - 19AB7947709CF6CB2B8415784EBD7669FCDE5D83B69EC8C716203806A3235308187668F5783F9CA0F1AE8A47808EDAB241025A8AF61A2FABC27FA6AAAEA8FFD8



generated hash code -
3E6427E67271B1F0732D3D95217D25EE4D7C4103C906A6CB70943498698157F48F7BECD5C7E5393CF2A489B464070A7778F15757385E8F29029CFC3F66256F05



using last snippet above.



so these are not equal so not a valid transaction.










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I am updating the md5 to sha512 for DPM authorizenet-
Please help me out -



I am not getting it work.



see code change -



while generating fingerprint for x_hp_hash -



from md5 -



if (function_exists('hash_hmac')) {

return hash_hmac("md5", $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" .

$fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $transaction_key);
}

return bin2hex(mhash(MHASH_MD5, $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" . $fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $transaction_key));


to sha512 -



$signature_key = hex2bin($signature_key);

if (function_exists('hash_hmac')) {

return hash_hmac("sha512", $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" .

$fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $signature_key);

}

return bin2hex(mhash(MHASH_SHA512, $api_login_id . "^" . $fp_sequence . "^" . $fp_timestamp . "^" . $amount . "^", $signature_key));


While getting reponse and comparing the x_sha_hash value
from md5 -



if(strtoupper(md5($this->md5_setting . $this->api_login_id . $this

->transaction_id . $amount)) == $this->md5_hash){
//valid
} else{
//not valid
}


Changed to sha512 -



$this->signature_key = hex2bin($this->signature_key);

$string = '^'.$this->api_login_id.'^'.$this->transaction_id.'^'.$amount.'^';

if(strtoupper(HASH_HMAC('sha512', $string, $this->signature_key)) == $this->SHA2_Hash){
//valid

} else{
//not valid

}


What I am doing wrong?
When validating the transaction at my end it is saying please check your md5 setting. It validates on the basis of last code shown in the snippet.



my signature Key = E284BDC12A45A7F5B0933A352EB1C3F25E91A3B92360693D94E4366190EF12E78F6CFE8601751F719DA7A72ABBA117BF0161F8A1DD894DADE3C56A838D8355AD



x_hp_hash submitting using the second code snippet (i.e sha512 fingerprint)
x_hp_hash = b4c9e1878f88aa9c4f808761ed8ceee71ab117cc0f1297b2d850e28351f08fc52bd528a7538c832568c674a1d5095ead1a5383a626c9797587ab16bae76e45fb



after submitting getting in reponse -



X_SHA2_Hash - 19AB7947709CF6CB2B8415784EBD7669FCDE5D83B69EC8C716203806A3235308187668F5783F9CA0F1AE8A47808EDAB241025A8AF61A2FABC27FA6AAAEA8FFD8



generated hash code -
3E6427E67271B1F0732D3D95217D25EE4D7C4103C906A6CB70943498698157F48F7BECD5C7E5393CF2A489B464070A7778F15757385E8F29029CFC3F66256F05



using last snippet above.



so these are not equal so not a valid transaction.







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    What errors are you seeing? What is the question here? Edit the question and make sure it is clear what you are trying to do, and what results you get. Hint: if you make unit tests before your change you will have some baseline for the parts that break later.

    – jdv
    Jan 18 at 15:50













  • @jdv I have updated my question. Please have a look

    – Vikas Chauhan
    Jan 21 at 10:06














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    What errors are you seeing? What is the question here? Edit the question and make sure it is clear what you are trying to do, and what results you get. Hint: if you make unit tests before your change you will have some baseline for the parts that break later.

    – jdv
    Jan 18 at 15:50













  • @jdv I have updated my question. Please have a look

    – Vikas Chauhan
    Jan 21 at 10:06








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What errors are you seeing? What is the question here? Edit the question and make sure it is clear what you are trying to do, and what results you get. Hint: if you make unit tests before your change you will have some baseline for the parts that break later.

– jdv
Jan 18 at 15:50







What errors are you seeing? What is the question here? Edit the question and make sure it is clear what you are trying to do, and what results you get. Hint: if you make unit tests before your change you will have some baseline for the parts that break later.

– jdv
Jan 18 at 15:50















@jdv I have updated my question. Please have a look

– Vikas Chauhan
Jan 21 at 10:06





@jdv I have updated my question. Please have a look

– Vikas Chauhan
Jan 21 at 10:06












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I got it working



Thanks to the https://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/Working-php-hash-verification/td-p/65774/highlight/false



Instead of using only following three fields




$api_login_id

$transaction_id

$amount;




I had to use all the following fields see -



$hashData = implode('^', [
$_POST['x_trans_id'],
$_POST['x_test_request'],
$_POST['x_response_code'],
$_POST['x_auth_code'],
$_POST['x_cvv2_resp_code'],
$_POST['x_cavv_response'],
$_POST['x_avs_code'],
$_POST['x_method'],
$_POST['x_account_number'],
$_POST['x_amount'],
$_POST['x_company'],
$_POST['x_first_name'],
$_POST['x_last_name'],
$_POST['x_address'],
$_POST['x_city'],
$_POST['x_state'],
$_POST['x_zip'],
$_POST['x_country'],
$_POST['x_phone'],
$_POST['x_fax'],
$_POST['x_email'],
$_POST['x_ship_to_company'],
$_POST['x_ship_to_first_name'],
$_POST['x_ship_to_last_name'],
$_POST['x_ship_to_address'],
$_POST['x_ship_to_city'],
$_POST['x_ship_to_state'],
$_POST['x_ship_to_zip'],
$_POST['x_ship_to_country'],
$_POST['x_invoice_num'],
]);
$hash = hash_hmac('sha512', '^'.$hashData.'^', hex2bin($signatureKey));
$hash = strtoupper($hash);
if($this->SHA2_Hash === $hash) {
//valid
}


So use all the x_fields from authorize.net to generate hashcode






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    There is definitely a change in the logic for how this hash is calculated as simply changing md5 to sha215 does not work.



    My original hash generation code for md5 (confirmed working):



    $hash = hash_hmac('md5', sprintf('%s^%s^%s^%s^',
    $login, // Authorize.Net API login ID
    $sequence, // Random string
    $timestamp, // time()
    $amount // 1.00
    ), $this->transactionKey);


    Here's the new code for sha512 (confirmed working):



    $hash = hash_hmac('sha512', sprintf('%s^%s^%s^%s^',
    $login, // Authorize.Net API login ID
    $sequence, // Random string
    $timestamp, // time()
    $amount // 1.00
    ), hex2bin($signature));


    You can see I had to switch out the transactionKey and use the signature instead. I also had to convert it to binary using hex2bin().



    There's a lot of useful, although messy, information about this on the Authorize.Net developer community forums.






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    • I have used a signature key instead of transaction key but not generating the same.

      – Vikas Chauhan
      Jan 21 at 6:16











    • It doesn't look like you are converting the signature key to binary. Have you tried using my code to generate your hash?

      – John Conde
      Jan 21 at 12:24











    • Yes, I followed every step. Though I found a solution as wrote below.

      – Vikas Chauhan
      Jan 21 at 12:34



















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    When using it in magento 1.9



    In request function:



    $signature_key = hex2bin('7FFA2F94DFC76BC5CEE0E5F6122E51FB2BB0B0743C4F30D561077F5A8F2F1649232B4486A18FAF3435E8A33E18C1D8F79CF5B12991BA954008AD5F54DDB915E6'); //from authorize.net
    return hash_hmac("sha512",
    $merchantApiLoginId . "^" .
    $fpSequence . "^" .
    $fpTimestamp . "^" .
    $amount . "^".
    $currencyCode. '^',
    $signature_key
    );


    In response function:



    $signature_key = hex2bin($merchantMd5);
    $string = '^'.$merchantApiLogin.'^'.$transactionId.'^'.$amount.'^';
    $generateHash = strtoupper(HASH_HMAC('sha512',
    $string,
    $signature_key
    ));
    return hash_equals($generateHash,$this->getData('x_SHA2_Hash'));


    I am getting transaction declined message:



    x_response_code = 3
    x_response_reason_code = 99
    x_response_reason_text = (TEST MODE) This transaction cannot be accepted.
    x_trans_id = 0


    Is this due to test account ?






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    • FIrst - This is your question not answer Second - either it is test account or live account transaction will always be accepted. look for the sandbox account if it is set to live -> change it to test

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    I got it working



    Thanks to the https://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/Working-php-hash-verification/td-p/65774/highlight/false



    Instead of using only following three fields




    $api_login_id

    $transaction_id

    $amount;




    I had to use all the following fields see -



    $hashData = implode('^', [
    $_POST['x_trans_id'],
    $_POST['x_test_request'],
    $_POST['x_response_code'],
    $_POST['x_auth_code'],
    $_POST['x_cvv2_resp_code'],
    $_POST['x_cavv_response'],
    $_POST['x_avs_code'],
    $_POST['x_method'],
    $_POST['x_account_number'],
    $_POST['x_amount'],
    $_POST['x_company'],
    $_POST['x_first_name'],
    $_POST['x_last_name'],
    $_POST['x_address'],
    $_POST['x_city'],
    $_POST['x_state'],
    $_POST['x_zip'],
    $_POST['x_country'],
    $_POST['x_phone'],
    $_POST['x_fax'],
    $_POST['x_email'],
    $_POST['x_ship_to_company'],
    $_POST['x_ship_to_first_name'],
    $_POST['x_ship_to_last_name'],
    $_POST['x_ship_to_address'],
    $_POST['x_ship_to_city'],
    $_POST['x_ship_to_state'],
    $_POST['x_ship_to_zip'],
    $_POST['x_ship_to_country'],
    $_POST['x_invoice_num'],
    ]);
    $hash = hash_hmac('sha512', '^'.$hashData.'^', hex2bin($signatureKey));
    $hash = strtoupper($hash);
    if($this->SHA2_Hash === $hash) {
    //valid
    }


    So use all the x_fields from authorize.net to generate hashcode






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      I got it working



      Thanks to the https://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/Working-php-hash-verification/td-p/65774/highlight/false



      Instead of using only following three fields




      $api_login_id

      $transaction_id

      $amount;




      I had to use all the following fields see -



      $hashData = implode('^', [
      $_POST['x_trans_id'],
      $_POST['x_test_request'],
      $_POST['x_response_code'],
      $_POST['x_auth_code'],
      $_POST['x_cvv2_resp_code'],
      $_POST['x_cavv_response'],
      $_POST['x_avs_code'],
      $_POST['x_method'],
      $_POST['x_account_number'],
      $_POST['x_amount'],
      $_POST['x_company'],
      $_POST['x_first_name'],
      $_POST['x_last_name'],
      $_POST['x_address'],
      $_POST['x_city'],
      $_POST['x_state'],
      $_POST['x_zip'],
      $_POST['x_country'],
      $_POST['x_phone'],
      $_POST['x_fax'],
      $_POST['x_email'],
      $_POST['x_ship_to_company'],
      $_POST['x_ship_to_first_name'],
      $_POST['x_ship_to_last_name'],
      $_POST['x_ship_to_address'],
      $_POST['x_ship_to_city'],
      $_POST['x_ship_to_state'],
      $_POST['x_ship_to_zip'],
      $_POST['x_ship_to_country'],
      $_POST['x_invoice_num'],
      ]);
      $hash = hash_hmac('sha512', '^'.$hashData.'^', hex2bin($signatureKey));
      $hash = strtoupper($hash);
      if($this->SHA2_Hash === $hash) {
      //valid
      }


      So use all the x_fields from authorize.net to generate hashcode






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        I got it working



        Thanks to the https://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/Working-php-hash-verification/td-p/65774/highlight/false



        Instead of using only following three fields




        $api_login_id

        $transaction_id

        $amount;




        I had to use all the following fields see -



        $hashData = implode('^', [
        $_POST['x_trans_id'],
        $_POST['x_test_request'],
        $_POST['x_response_code'],
        $_POST['x_auth_code'],
        $_POST['x_cvv2_resp_code'],
        $_POST['x_cavv_response'],
        $_POST['x_avs_code'],
        $_POST['x_method'],
        $_POST['x_account_number'],
        $_POST['x_amount'],
        $_POST['x_company'],
        $_POST['x_first_name'],
        $_POST['x_last_name'],
        $_POST['x_address'],
        $_POST['x_city'],
        $_POST['x_state'],
        $_POST['x_zip'],
        $_POST['x_country'],
        $_POST['x_phone'],
        $_POST['x_fax'],
        $_POST['x_email'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_company'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_first_name'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_last_name'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_address'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_city'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_state'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_zip'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_country'],
        $_POST['x_invoice_num'],
        ]);
        $hash = hash_hmac('sha512', '^'.$hashData.'^', hex2bin($signatureKey));
        $hash = strtoupper($hash);
        if($this->SHA2_Hash === $hash) {
        //valid
        }


        So use all the x_fields from authorize.net to generate hashcode






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        I got it working



        Thanks to the https://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/Working-php-hash-verification/td-p/65774/highlight/false



        Instead of using only following three fields




        $api_login_id

        $transaction_id

        $amount;




        I had to use all the following fields see -



        $hashData = implode('^', [
        $_POST['x_trans_id'],
        $_POST['x_test_request'],
        $_POST['x_response_code'],
        $_POST['x_auth_code'],
        $_POST['x_cvv2_resp_code'],
        $_POST['x_cavv_response'],
        $_POST['x_avs_code'],
        $_POST['x_method'],
        $_POST['x_account_number'],
        $_POST['x_amount'],
        $_POST['x_company'],
        $_POST['x_first_name'],
        $_POST['x_last_name'],
        $_POST['x_address'],
        $_POST['x_city'],
        $_POST['x_state'],
        $_POST['x_zip'],
        $_POST['x_country'],
        $_POST['x_phone'],
        $_POST['x_fax'],
        $_POST['x_email'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_company'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_first_name'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_last_name'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_address'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_city'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_state'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_zip'],
        $_POST['x_ship_to_country'],
        $_POST['x_invoice_num'],
        ]);
        $hash = hash_hmac('sha512', '^'.$hashData.'^', hex2bin($signatureKey));
        $hash = strtoupper($hash);
        if($this->SHA2_Hash === $hash) {
        //valid
        }


        So use all the x_fields from authorize.net to generate hashcode







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        answered Jan 21 at 12:43









        Vikas ChauhanVikas Chauhan

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            There is definitely a change in the logic for how this hash is calculated as simply changing md5 to sha215 does not work.



            My original hash generation code for md5 (confirmed working):



            $hash = hash_hmac('md5', sprintf('%s^%s^%s^%s^',
            $login, // Authorize.Net API login ID
            $sequence, // Random string
            $timestamp, // time()
            $amount // 1.00
            ), $this->transactionKey);


            Here's the new code for sha512 (confirmed working):



            $hash = hash_hmac('sha512', sprintf('%s^%s^%s^%s^',
            $login, // Authorize.Net API login ID
            $sequence, // Random string
            $timestamp, // time()
            $amount // 1.00
            ), hex2bin($signature));


            You can see I had to switch out the transactionKey and use the signature instead. I also had to convert it to binary using hex2bin().



            There's a lot of useful, although messy, information about this on the Authorize.Net developer community forums.






            share|improve this answer


























            • I have used a signature key instead of transaction key but not generating the same.

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 21 at 6:16











            • It doesn't look like you are converting the signature key to binary. Have you tried using my code to generate your hash?

              – John Conde
              Jan 21 at 12:24











            • Yes, I followed every step. Though I found a solution as wrote below.

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 21 at 12:34
















            0














            There is definitely a change in the logic for how this hash is calculated as simply changing md5 to sha215 does not work.



            My original hash generation code for md5 (confirmed working):



            $hash = hash_hmac('md5', sprintf('%s^%s^%s^%s^',
            $login, // Authorize.Net API login ID
            $sequence, // Random string
            $timestamp, // time()
            $amount // 1.00
            ), $this->transactionKey);


            Here's the new code for sha512 (confirmed working):



            $hash = hash_hmac('sha512', sprintf('%s^%s^%s^%s^',
            $login, // Authorize.Net API login ID
            $sequence, // Random string
            $timestamp, // time()
            $amount // 1.00
            ), hex2bin($signature));


            You can see I had to switch out the transactionKey and use the signature instead. I also had to convert it to binary using hex2bin().



            There's a lot of useful, although messy, information about this on the Authorize.Net developer community forums.






            share|improve this answer


























            • I have used a signature key instead of transaction key but not generating the same.

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 21 at 6:16











            • It doesn't look like you are converting the signature key to binary. Have you tried using my code to generate your hash?

              – John Conde
              Jan 21 at 12:24











            • Yes, I followed every step. Though I found a solution as wrote below.

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 21 at 12:34














            0












            0








            0







            There is definitely a change in the logic for how this hash is calculated as simply changing md5 to sha215 does not work.



            My original hash generation code for md5 (confirmed working):



            $hash = hash_hmac('md5', sprintf('%s^%s^%s^%s^',
            $login, // Authorize.Net API login ID
            $sequence, // Random string
            $timestamp, // time()
            $amount // 1.00
            ), $this->transactionKey);


            Here's the new code for sha512 (confirmed working):



            $hash = hash_hmac('sha512', sprintf('%s^%s^%s^%s^',
            $login, // Authorize.Net API login ID
            $sequence, // Random string
            $timestamp, // time()
            $amount // 1.00
            ), hex2bin($signature));


            You can see I had to switch out the transactionKey and use the signature instead. I also had to convert it to binary using hex2bin().



            There's a lot of useful, although messy, information about this on the Authorize.Net developer community forums.






            share|improve this answer















            There is definitely a change in the logic for how this hash is calculated as simply changing md5 to sha215 does not work.



            My original hash generation code for md5 (confirmed working):



            $hash = hash_hmac('md5', sprintf('%s^%s^%s^%s^',
            $login, // Authorize.Net API login ID
            $sequence, // Random string
            $timestamp, // time()
            $amount // 1.00
            ), $this->transactionKey);


            Here's the new code for sha512 (confirmed working):



            $hash = hash_hmac('sha512', sprintf('%s^%s^%s^%s^',
            $login, // Authorize.Net API login ID
            $sequence, // Random string
            $timestamp, // time()
            $amount // 1.00
            ), hex2bin($signature));


            You can see I had to switch out the transactionKey and use the signature instead. I also had to convert it to binary using hex2bin().



            There's a lot of useful, although messy, information about this on the Authorize.Net developer community forums.







            share|improve this answer














            share|improve this answer



            share|improve this answer








            edited Jan 19 at 17:33

























            answered Jan 19 at 16:28









            John CondeJohn Conde

            185k80370422




            185k80370422













            • I have used a signature key instead of transaction key but not generating the same.

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 21 at 6:16











            • It doesn't look like you are converting the signature key to binary. Have you tried using my code to generate your hash?

              – John Conde
              Jan 21 at 12:24











            • Yes, I followed every step. Though I found a solution as wrote below.

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 21 at 12:34



















            • I have used a signature key instead of transaction key but not generating the same.

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 21 at 6:16











            • It doesn't look like you are converting the signature key to binary. Have you tried using my code to generate your hash?

              – John Conde
              Jan 21 at 12:24











            • Yes, I followed every step. Though I found a solution as wrote below.

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 21 at 12:34

















            I have used a signature key instead of transaction key but not generating the same.

            – Vikas Chauhan
            Jan 21 at 6:16





            I have used a signature key instead of transaction key but not generating the same.

            – Vikas Chauhan
            Jan 21 at 6:16













            It doesn't look like you are converting the signature key to binary. Have you tried using my code to generate your hash?

            – John Conde
            Jan 21 at 12:24





            It doesn't look like you are converting the signature key to binary. Have you tried using my code to generate your hash?

            – John Conde
            Jan 21 at 12:24













            Yes, I followed every step. Though I found a solution as wrote below.

            – Vikas Chauhan
            Jan 21 at 12:34





            Yes, I followed every step. Though I found a solution as wrote below.

            – Vikas Chauhan
            Jan 21 at 12:34











            0














            When using it in magento 1.9



            In request function:



            $signature_key = hex2bin('7FFA2F94DFC76BC5CEE0E5F6122E51FB2BB0B0743C4F30D561077F5A8F2F1649232B4486A18FAF3435E8A33E18C1D8F79CF5B12991BA954008AD5F54DDB915E6'); //from authorize.net
            return hash_hmac("sha512",
            $merchantApiLoginId . "^" .
            $fpSequence . "^" .
            $fpTimestamp . "^" .
            $amount . "^".
            $currencyCode. '^',
            $signature_key
            );


            In response function:



            $signature_key = hex2bin($merchantMd5);
            $string = '^'.$merchantApiLogin.'^'.$transactionId.'^'.$amount.'^';
            $generateHash = strtoupper(HASH_HMAC('sha512',
            $string,
            $signature_key
            ));
            return hash_equals($generateHash,$this->getData('x_SHA2_Hash'));


            I am getting transaction declined message:



            x_response_code = 3
            x_response_reason_code = 99
            x_response_reason_text = (TEST MODE) This transaction cannot be accepted.
            x_trans_id = 0


            Is this due to test account ?






            share|improve this answer










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            • FIrst - This is your question not answer Second - either it is test account or live account transaction will always be accepted. look for the sandbox account if it is set to live -> change it to test

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 25 at 14:20
















            0














            When using it in magento 1.9



            In request function:



            $signature_key = hex2bin('7FFA2F94DFC76BC5CEE0E5F6122E51FB2BB0B0743C4F30D561077F5A8F2F1649232B4486A18FAF3435E8A33E18C1D8F79CF5B12991BA954008AD5F54DDB915E6'); //from authorize.net
            return hash_hmac("sha512",
            $merchantApiLoginId . "^" .
            $fpSequence . "^" .
            $fpTimestamp . "^" .
            $amount . "^".
            $currencyCode. '^',
            $signature_key
            );


            In response function:



            $signature_key = hex2bin($merchantMd5);
            $string = '^'.$merchantApiLogin.'^'.$transactionId.'^'.$amount.'^';
            $generateHash = strtoupper(HASH_HMAC('sha512',
            $string,
            $signature_key
            ));
            return hash_equals($generateHash,$this->getData('x_SHA2_Hash'));


            I am getting transaction declined message:



            x_response_code = 3
            x_response_reason_code = 99
            x_response_reason_text = (TEST MODE) This transaction cannot be accepted.
            x_trans_id = 0


            Is this due to test account ?






            share|improve this answer










            New contributor




            Sharif Kareem is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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            • FIrst - This is your question not answer Second - either it is test account or live account transaction will always be accepted. look for the sandbox account if it is set to live -> change it to test

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 25 at 14:20














            0












            0








            0







            When using it in magento 1.9



            In request function:



            $signature_key = hex2bin('7FFA2F94DFC76BC5CEE0E5F6122E51FB2BB0B0743C4F30D561077F5A8F2F1649232B4486A18FAF3435E8A33E18C1D8F79CF5B12991BA954008AD5F54DDB915E6'); //from authorize.net
            return hash_hmac("sha512",
            $merchantApiLoginId . "^" .
            $fpSequence . "^" .
            $fpTimestamp . "^" .
            $amount . "^".
            $currencyCode. '^',
            $signature_key
            );


            In response function:



            $signature_key = hex2bin($merchantMd5);
            $string = '^'.$merchantApiLogin.'^'.$transactionId.'^'.$amount.'^';
            $generateHash = strtoupper(HASH_HMAC('sha512',
            $string,
            $signature_key
            ));
            return hash_equals($generateHash,$this->getData('x_SHA2_Hash'));


            I am getting transaction declined message:



            x_response_code = 3
            x_response_reason_code = 99
            x_response_reason_text = (TEST MODE) This transaction cannot be accepted.
            x_trans_id = 0


            Is this due to test account ?






            share|improve this answer










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            When using it in magento 1.9



            In request function:



            $signature_key = hex2bin('7FFA2F94DFC76BC5CEE0E5F6122E51FB2BB0B0743C4F30D561077F5A8F2F1649232B4486A18FAF3435E8A33E18C1D8F79CF5B12991BA954008AD5F54DDB915E6'); //from authorize.net
            return hash_hmac("sha512",
            $merchantApiLoginId . "^" .
            $fpSequence . "^" .
            $fpTimestamp . "^" .
            $amount . "^".
            $currencyCode. '^',
            $signature_key
            );


            In response function:



            $signature_key = hex2bin($merchantMd5);
            $string = '^'.$merchantApiLogin.'^'.$transactionId.'^'.$amount.'^';
            $generateHash = strtoupper(HASH_HMAC('sha512',
            $string,
            $signature_key
            ));
            return hash_equals($generateHash,$this->getData('x_SHA2_Hash'));


            I am getting transaction declined message:



            x_response_code = 3
            x_response_reason_code = 99
            x_response_reason_text = (TEST MODE) This transaction cannot be accepted.
            x_trans_id = 0


            Is this due to test account ?







            share|improve this answer










            New contributor




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            share|improve this answer



            share|improve this answer








            edited Jan 25 at 14:33









            Stoogy

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            answered Jan 25 at 13:53









            Sharif KareemSharif Kareem

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            New contributor





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            • FIrst - This is your question not answer Second - either it is test account or live account transaction will always be accepted. look for the sandbox account if it is set to live -> change it to test

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 25 at 14:20



















            • FIrst - This is your question not answer Second - either it is test account or live account transaction will always be accepted. look for the sandbox account if it is set to live -> change it to test

              – Vikas Chauhan
              Jan 25 at 14:20

















            FIrst - This is your question not answer Second - either it is test account or live account transaction will always be accepted. look for the sandbox account if it is set to live -> change it to test

            – Vikas Chauhan
            Jan 25 at 14:20





            FIrst - This is your question not answer Second - either it is test account or live account transaction will always be accepted. look for the sandbox account if it is set to live -> change it to test

            – Vikas Chauhan
            Jan 25 at 14:20


















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