VARStreet adds Authorize.Net hosted payments with 3D Secure and Level 3 data

VARStreet has launched a new Authorize.Net – Accept Hosted integration for BackOffice resellers in the U.S. and Canada. The update adds 3D Secure, Level 2 and Level 3 transaction data, and a hosted payment flow designed to improve security and payment reporting.

Why it matters: - VARStreet resellers now have a payment option built for stronger fraud protection and richer transaction reporting. - The new integration can support Level 2 and Level 3 data, which may help eligible businesses qualify for lower interchange rates and improve reconciliation. - The change gives VARStreet customers a more secure payment flow without forcing an immediate switch away from the existing Authorize.Net integration.

What happened: - VARStreet Inc. added a new payment gateway option, “Authorize.Net – Accept Hosted,” to the Authorize dropdown in the CC Authorizer module. - The integration is available now for all VARStreet BackOffice resellers. - The company said the existing Authorize.Net integration will remain available, so customers can move to the new option at their own pace. - The new payment option uses Authorize.Net’s hosted payment technology.

The details: - The integration supports 3D Secure authentication for added protection against fraudulent transactions. - 3D Secure is enabled by default and is mandatory for eligible transactions. - The feature cannot be disabled. - The integration supports Level 2 transaction data, including order numbers and tax information. - The integration supports Level 3 transaction data, including line-item detail. - VARStreet said the richer transaction data can improve transaction reporting and payment transparency. - The company said the update also supports better reconciliation. - VARStreet described the new option as part of a broader series of platform enhancements tied to modern payment and security standards.

Between the lines: - The launch signals a push toward more secure and structured payment processing for VARStreet’s reseller base. - Keeping the legacy Authorize.Net path available lowers switching friction for customers that are not ready to change workflows. - The emphasis on Level 2 and Level 3 data suggests VARStreet is targeting users that care about card processing costs and back-office control.

What's next: - VARStreet will continue to offer both the new hosted integration and the existing Authorize.Net option. - Resellers can adopt the new payment flow on their own timeline. - VARStreet is likely to keep rolling out platform updates aimed at security, reporting, and payment modernization.

The bottom line: - VARStreet’s new Authorize.Net – Accept Hosted integration adds stronger security features and more detailed payment data while preserving a gradual migration path for resellers.