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The seller should pass the verification token when it is used to create a payment or store a payment card. The Web Payments SDK generates a verification token for each call to verifyBuyer (except when a buyer cancels the SCA challenge). With cards that do not have challenges, the card completes the SCA process without the need for a verification window.

Use the Payments.verifyBuyer function for card-present and card-on-file (CoF) SCA challenges with the following test values. To test different SCA scenarios, use the cards provided in the following table. To test SCA in the Square Sandbox, you should use a payment token returned by the Web Payments SDK. If you use one of the following values, the returned payment token generates an error when it is processed by the CreatePayment endpoint. You can reproduce certain error states in the Sandbox by providing special values in the Web Payments SDK or In-App Payments SDK. For more information, see the Plaid Sandbox test credentials page. These test values are provided by the Plaid API and might change in the future.

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The Sandbox supports ACH bank transfer payments by accepting the test user name user_good and the test password pass_good. Before releasing your application into production, review Supported Payment Methods by Country. In production, card brand and country support might be different. The Sandbox simulates the use of payment cards in Square-supported countries. Payments in USD (United States), CAD (Canada), or GBP (United Kingdom) require a valid postal code. You can set the card expiration date to any future month and year. The Sandbox supports a collection of credit card numbers for all Square-supported card brands for simulating the client side of payment scenarios. You can use Sandbox credit cards with the Web Payments SDK and In-App Payments SDK to input card numbers that generate a payment token for Sandbox testing.

If you do not need to test your client-side payment token logic, use the test payment tokens provided in the Square endpoint testing section to submit payments in the Sandbox. Test client-side card-present logic in your Web Payments SDK or In-App Payments SDK application by using test credit card numbers to generate payment tokens for use with the Square API payments and card-on-file endpoints in the Sandbox. You must use test credit card values found in the following sections. OTOH, what problems does that cause when building a big new site in Sparkle while keeping the Sandvox site up? Moving from iWeb to Sandvox was easy because iWeb made you use an acronym right after the domain name, so the predecessor site was domain/acronym - this forced me to build all the redirects, but kept the sites вЂњfirewalledвЂќ from each other, if you will.The Sandbox does not accept valid credit cards. For example, IвЂ™m hoping that domain/blog in Sandvox could still be domain/blog in Sparkle. IвЂ™m hoping that at least the top-level tabs (or whatever theyвЂ™re called in Sparkle) the structure would be about the same. One of my bigger sites is and IвЂ™d really like my Sparkle site to also be - I havenвЂ™t yet experimented enough to get to the point of publishing anything, so this may be obvious, but what are the best practices for keeping the same domain?ДЄlso, how customizable are the page URLs? I understand itвЂ™s almost certain that IвЂ™ll need to do a ton of redirectsвЂ¦ unless, of course, I can make the URL whatever I like.

My next question is about transitioning best practices.

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