You’ll need to open an account with Ogone. You need a premium Ogone ecommerce account – the Horizon activated with Alias Manager option. It’s a paid option, which can be activated by Ogone or by Merchant through backoffice > options > your options.

The PSPID is used to log into your Ogone account. Then you can find the UserID under Configuration > Users.

Make sure that the technical settings of your Ogone account are active. On the Transaction Feedback page, you’ll find the SHA-OUT passphrase. On this page you should also ensure that the two settings have checkboxes marked as shown:

Finally the SHA-IN passphrase is found on the Date and origin verification page:

You need to tell 3scale to start using these API keys. To do this, log in to your 3scale Admin Portal and go to Settings > Billing.

If the Charging Enabled flag is not active, enable it and click Save.

You should see a drop-down called Gateway near the bottom of the page. Change it to Ogone.

The form below the drop-down should change to show two fields. Insert your Ogone API keys and click Save.

You might see a couple of alerts when you change your payment gateway. This is expected. Read and accept them if they appear.

The payment gateway is now set up, but your users might not be able to use it yet since it’s not configured in the CMS. Go to the Developer Portal page and click on the template called Payment Gateway / Show on the left navigation pane.

If it’s not there already, add the following code before {% when "braintree_blue" %}:

{% when "ogone" %}
  {% if current_account.has_billing_address? %}
    {% if current_account.credit_card_stored? %}
      {% ogone_form "Edit Credit Card Details" %}
    {% else %}
      {% ogone_form "Add Credit Card Details" %}
    {% endif %}
  {% else %}
    <p><a href="{{ current_account.edit_ogone_billing_address_url }}">First add a billing address</a></p>
  {% endif %}

Finally click Save and Publish. Your users should now be able to pay using the Ogone gateway.