Thenameda Form Payments with Authorize.Net for WPForms Pro adds Accept.js tokenization, ARB recurring billing, Google Pay, refunds/voids, and analytics to WPForms Lite and Pro—card data never touches WordPress.
Focus keyword: WPForms Authorize.Net Pro
Source: GitHub repo
Introduction
Open a form → Settings → Authorize.Net Pro, enable Sandbox, enter API Login ID, Transaction Key, and Public Client Key, map amount and customer fields, then run a sandbox payment before switching to live.
Pro Features
- Browser-side Accept.js card tokenization
- Sandbox/live credentials per form · amount/quantity/email/billing maps
- Authorize.Net ARB schedules (weekly → yearly) · Google Pay
- Transaction records linked to entries · refund and void tools
- Dashboard totals/charts · CSV import/export · debug logging
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Installation & Setup
- Activate WPForms + this Pro plugin.
- Form → Settings → Authorize.Net Pro → Sandbox keys including Public Client Key.
- Map fields, save, and test a sandbox charge.
- Enable ARB/Google Pay if needed; switch to live credentials for production.
FAQ
Public Client Key? Account → Security Settings → Manage Public Client Key.
Card storage? No — Accept.js opaque data only.
Recurring? Enable ARB on the Authorize.Net account and in form settings.
Records? Private tapwp_data posts under Authorize.Net → Transactions.
Conclusion
For WPForms Authorize.Net Pro, Accept.js security plus ARB and Google Pay cover one-time and recurring checkout.