Support and help

To start offering Amazon Pay as a checkout method on your BigCommerce store, follow these steps:

Connect your Amazon Pay account with your BigCommerce store

1. Go to the Amazon Pay Settings page in your BigCommerce Control Panel.
2. Click Connect with Amazon Pay.
3. On the Create account page, follow the instructions to complete the process of connecting your store with Amazon Pay.
4. On the final page of the Connect with Amazon Pay process, click Transfer Credentials to BigCommerce.

You can find more help at Connecting with Amazon Pay on the BigCommerce website.

More help

If you require assistance, contact Amazon Pay merchant support if you already have an Amazon Payments merchant account. If you don't have an account yet, contact the sales team.

For information about transactions, refunds, troubleshooting, or other common issues, see the Common Questions section of the Connecting with Amazon Pay documentation on the BigCommerce website.

Prerequisites

1. Shop version:
   • Version 1.6 or higher
2. PHP version:
   • Minimum version: PHP 5.5
   • Recommended version: PHP 7.1 or higher
3. Third party plugins:

   If you’re using one of the following plugins, update to the minimum required version below.

   • One Page Checkout PS (Easy, Fast & Intuitive)
     version 2.7.9 for Prestashop 1.6
     version 4.0.12 for Prestashop 1.7
   • One Page Checkout, Social Login & MailchimpSuperCheckout
     version 7.0.2
   • The Checkout
     version 3.3.0
   • One page checkout for Prestashop
     version 2.3.13 for Prestashop 1.6
     version 3.3.0 for Prestashop 1.7

Installation

Note: If you’re using the Amazon Pay – Login and Pay with Amazon module, disable it before installing Amazon Pay (Checkout v2).

1. Sign in to your PrestaShop admin.
2. Click Module, and then click Module Manager (for PrestaShop 1.6, click Modules and Services, and then click Payment).
3. Search for Amazon Pay (Checkout v2), then click Enable, and then click Configure.

Configuration

1. In the Authentication tab:
   1. Click register if you haven’t registered an Amazon Payments merchant account yet.
   2. Click sign-in if you have an existing Amazon Payments merchant account.
      Note: To sign in with your merchant account, choose a country, then click Create an Amazon Payments merchant account, and then click Sign in.
2. Enter the URL of your privacy policy if you didn’t do it during registration, and then click Transfer access keys.
   Note: If you face any issues transferring your keys, see Manual keys exchange for troubleshooting.
3. In the Authentication tab, choose the Region your Amazon Pay Merchant account is registered in, and then click Save.
4. Open the Configuration tab.
5. For Livemode choose Yes.
6. For Loglevel choose Only errors.
7. In the Capture mode drop-down, choose when an order will be captured (when order is placed, when order is shipped, or manually).
8. For Authorization Processing Mode choose Synchronous.
9. Set the different order statuses that correspond to your shop configuration.
10. To enable the Amazon Pay Additional Payment Button during checkout, choose Yes for Show the Amazon Pay button as a payment method.
11. Click Save.
12. Scroll down to the end of the page, and then copy the URL that shows under Please use this URL for your IPN configuration.
13. Go to Seller Central.
14. Click Settings, then click Integration Settings, and then click Edit.
15. Paste the URL you copied in step 18 into the field Merchant URL, and then click Update.
16. In the drop-down menu on top of the page, choose Sandbox view, and then repeat steps 14-15.
17. Switch back to Production view.

Troubleshooting

Manual keys exchange

Copy your keys and IDs manually into your PrestaShop configuration by completing the following steps:

1. In a new browser tab, sign in to Seller Central.
2. Click Integration, and then click Integration Central.
3. Under Integration Settings, select Website or mobile.
4. In the drop-down menu, choose PrestaShop, and then choose your version.
5. Click Get instructions.
6. Scroll down to the section API access, and then click Create keys.
7. In the pop-up window, select Generate API credentials, and then add your store name in the text field Name your API keys.
8. Click Create keys, and then save the Private Key (PEM file) to your hard disk.
9. Copy your Merchant ID, Public Key ID, and Store ID and paste them in the corresponding fields in the Authentication Tab in your PrestaShop admin.
10. To upload your Private Key, click Add file, and then upload the Private Key file (PEM file) that you’ve downloaded in step 8.

Other issues

If you have any other difficulties with your integration, open the Contact us tab in the PrestaShop backend, and then download your log files. Send them to your Amazon Pay account manager with a detailed description of the issue.

If you require assistance, contact Amazon Pay merchant support if you already have an Amazon Payments merchant account. If you don't have an account yet, contact the sales team.

For detailed information, refer to the Magento user guide.

Configuration

1. Sign in to your Magento admin.
2. In your sidebar, click Stores, and then click Configuration.
3. In the upper-left corner, set the Scope (store view) for your Amazon Pay configuration.
4. In the left panel under the Scope, click Sales, and then choose Payment Methods in the drop-down menu.
5. Click Other Payment Methods, and then click Configure next to Amazon Pay.

Credentials

1. Open the tab Credentials.
2. In a new browser tab, open Seller Central and sign in with your Amazon Payments merchant account.
3. Go to Integration, then click MWS Access Key , and then click Copy your keys.
4. Copy the entire content of the popup window.
5. Go back to your Magento backend and paste the content into the text field in the Credentials tab.
6. Click Validate Amazon Payments account, and then click Save Config .

If you receive an error message, verify your credentials are correct and try again.

Options

1. In your Magento admin, open the tab Options.
2. To enable Amazon Pay, choose Yes next to Amazon Pay .
3. To enable Login with Amazon, choose Yes next to Enable Login with Amazon .
4. Choose one of the following Payment Actions:
   1. Charge on Shipment
      (Customer is charged when you create the invoice in Magento).
   2. Charge on Order
      (Customer is charged when the order is placed).
5. Choose one of the following Authorization Modes:
   1. Immediate
      (The authorization is processed immediately during checkout).
   2. Automatic
      (The authorization is processed during the checkout. If this synchronous authorization times out, the asynchronous authorization request is triggered).
6. For Update Mechanism choose one of the following:
   1. Data Polling via Cron job
      (Poll payment updated through Magento’s default cron job).
   2. Instant Payment Notifications (IPN)
      (Receive payment notifications through the Instant Payment Notification URL).

IPN configuration

1. Open the tab Credentials.
2. Copy the Instant Payment Notifications URL.
3. Open Seller Central and sign in with your Amazon Payments merchant account.
4. Click Settings, and then click Integration Settings .
5. Click Edit.
6. Paste the URL into the Merchant URL field, then click Update.
7. In the drop-down menu on top of the page switch to Sandbox view , and then repeat steps 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
8. Save your configuration, then switch back to Production view .

Advanced

1. In your Magento admin, open the tab Advanced, then click Sales Options .
2. Enter your store name in the text field. Your store name will appear in Amazon Pay confirmation emails to your customer.

Complete the configuration

1. Click Save Config.
2. Within the sidebar, click System, and then click Cache Management .
3. For each cache that appears invalid, tick the corresponding checkbox.
4. In the drop-down menu, click Refresh.
5. Click Submit.

If you require assistance, contact Amazon Pay merchant support.

Installing Amazon Pay and Login with Amazon on your OpenCart store

After signing up for your Amazon Pay account, you can enable your OpenCart site to accept Amazon Pay as an additional payment method on your website.

1. Sign in to your OpenCart admin.
2. Select the option Extensions > Payments from the sidebar.
3. Click the Install icon next to the Amazon Pay and Login with Amazon extension.
4. Click the Edit icon and enter values in the fields listed below (the values can be found in Seller Central under Integration > MWS Access Key).
   • Merchant ID (Seller ID)
   • Access Key
   • Secret Key
   • Client ID
   • Client Secret
   
5. Choose the payment region for which you registered your Amazon Pay Merchant account.
6. Set the Test Mode to Sandbox if you intend to test first in Sandbox mode, or Live if you would like to launch in Production mode.
7. Copy IPN URL from the extension in OpenCart to Seller Central under Settings > Integration Settings > Merchant URL.
8. Select a capture method:
   • To capture funds on order, set Payment Mode to Payment.
   • To authorise only on order, set Payment Mode to Authorization.

   Note: Orders can be captured at the time of purchase or can be authorized only for later capture.

9. Select the minimum order total required to place an order using Amazon Pay in your shop.
10. Select the Geo zone from the drop-down list where you ship your goods to.
11. Debug logging: Enabling Debug logging will write sensitive data to a log file. You should always disable unless instructed otherwise.
12. Enable the extension in OpenCart by setting status to Enabled.
13. Save your configuration
14. Edit the Amazon Pay button: Go to Extensions › Modules › Amazon Pay and click Edit. Select the button size and colour, and then set the status to Enabled.
15. Edit the Login with Amazon button: Go to Extensions › Modules › Login with Amazon and click Edit. Select the button size and colour, and then set the status to Enabled.
16. Update layout information on the System > Design > Layout page:
    • Add the Login with Amazon module to the Account layout, using these suggested settings:
      • Position = Column Right (or adapt for your layout)
    • Add the Amazon Pay module to the checkout layout, using these suggested settings:
      • Position = Content Top (or adapt for your layout)

1. Sign in to your Shopify admin.
2. Click Settings, and then click Payment.
3. In the Amazon Pay section, click Activate Amazon Pay.
4. Sign in with your Amazon Payments merchant account, or create one, and follow the steps in the onboarding wizard.
   Note: Don't change URLs. They were automatically retrieved from your Amazon Payments merchant account.
5. After you’ve completed the onboarding wizard, click Transfer Credentials to Shopify. You will then return to your Shopify admin.

Your Shopify store is now set up with Amazon Pay.

If you require assistance, contact Amazon Pay merchant support if you already have an Amazon Payments merchant account. If you don't have an account yet, contact the sales team.

For detailed information, refer to the WooCommerce help page.

Installation

1. Sign in to your WordPress admin.
2. Go to Plugins, and then click Add New.
3. Search for WooCommerce Amazon Pay, click Install Now, and then click Activate.

Amazon Pay Account Setup

1. In your WooCommerce admin, click Settings.
2. Click Payments.
3. Find the Amazon Pay plugin, and then click Manage next to it.
4. From the Payment Region dropdown, choose your store location that matches your Amazon Payments merchant account (for example United Kingdom).
5. Amazon Pay is automatically turned on for customers. Enable/Disable is checked by default. Uncheck Enable/Disable to turn off Amazon Pay for your live customers when you test your Amazon Pay integration.
6. Click Connect to Amazon Pay to get to the Amazon Pay merchant registration page.
7. Choose your business location from the drop-down menu, and then click Create an Amazon Payments merchant account.
   1. If you already have an Amazon Payments merchant account, click Sign In.
   2. To register a new Amazon Payments merchant account, fill in the required information, and then click Create account.
8. Add your business name, domains and the URL of your privacy policy, and then click Transfer Access Keys to automatically transfer your Amazon Payments keys and IDs to your Amazon Pay plugin configuration in WooCommerce.

Configuration

Amazon Pay merchant account details

1. Don’t make any changes to the keys and IDs in your plugin configuration. This data has been passed automatically from Seller Central to your store.
2. To test your Amazon Pay integration turn on Use Sandbox by choosing Yes from the dropdown menu. You cannot receive live transactions with Sandbox turned on.
   Note: Create an Amazon Pay Sandbox test account to test transactions in sandbox mode.
3. If you’re offering subscriptions by using WooCommerce Subscriptions, enable Subscriptions support by choosing Yes from the dropdown menu.

Advanced configurations

To manage orders through Amazon Pay in your WooCommerce backend (capture funds, refund customers, reauthorize payments, and close payments), you must enable Instant Payment Notifications (IPN). To receive payment notifications through your IPN URL, follow the steps below:

1. Copy the link under Advanced configurations.
2. Sign in to your Amazon Payments merchant account in Seller Central .
3. Click Settings, then click Integration Settings , and then click Edit.
4. Paste the URL you copied in step 1 into the field Merchant URL , and then click Update.
5. In the drop-down menu on top of the page, choose Sandbox view , and then repeat steps 3-4.
6. In the drop-down menu on top of the page, switch back to Production view.
7. For Payment Capture, choose Authorize and capture the payment when the order is placed.

Display Options

For Button language and Button color, choose the option that best fits your shop layout.

To complete the configuration, click Save changes.

Troubleshooting

You have now set up Amazon Pay for your WooCommerce store.

If you require assistance, contact Amazon Pay merchant support if you already have an Amazon Payments merchant account. If you don't have an account yet, contact the sales team.