Thenameda Form Payments with Authorize.Net for WPForms uses Accept.js to tokenize cards in the browser. WordPress only receives a one-time payment nonce — not raw card numbers or CVV.
Focus keyword: WPForms Authorize.Net payments
Source: GitHub repo
Introduction
Configure Settings → Authorize.Net with API Login ID, Transaction Key, and Public Client Key. Card fields appear on the form; Accept.js tokenizes on submit; transactions appear under Authorize.Net → All Transactions.
Key Features
- Accept.js tokenization · card data never stored on WP
- Sandbox and Live · Public Client Key required
- Amount from payment total, mapped field, or fixed
- Optional quantity, email, description, billing maps
- On-form card UI · status messaging
- Refund/void · CSV export ·
[authorize-details]
Setup
- Activate WPForms + plugin.
- Get Public Client Key: Account → Security Settings → Manage Public Client Key.
- Form → Settings → Authorize.Net → Sandbox/Live credentials.
- Map amount/email; publish; add
[authorize-details]on thank-you page.
FAQ
Need Public Client Key? Yes for Accept.js.
Do cards touch WordPress? No — only the opaque nonce.
Refunds? Void unsettled / refund settled from admin.
Conclusion
Choose this addon for secure WPForms Authorize.Net payments with Accept.js and a familiar WPForms builder workflow.
