I have a few questions about Authorize.Net

My customer has revenues of 10.000 per week so I'm looking for a professional solutio开发者_如何学Cn. I need a good payment gateway for my shop (Drupal Ubercart). I was considering to use Authorize.Net. Is it available in Europe ?

If you are in europe, please consider Ogone.

SagePay, Wirecard, and CyberSource are all good gateways in Europe. I've had really good experience with the support staff at Wirecard in particular.

For those that stumble upon this question, Authorize.net now supports UK and European businesses: http://www.authorize.net/en-GB/

I believe they're also adding support for Canadian businesses as well.

It is not available in Europe. It is only available for US based merchant accounts. You can take European credit cards through Authorize.Net but only if you have a US merchant account.

From their FAQ

At this time, we are only able to offer our services to U.S. based businesses, or merchants who have U.S. based merchant accounts.

Why don't you consider PayPal it is one of the widely most supported Payment Gateways, it works in Europe as you requested and from my knowledge is easily integrated/setup with ubercart.

In my opinion Authorize.net is the best payment gateway out there.

Also to quote their FAQ's:

Does Authorize.Net support international transactions?Yes. Merchants can submit transactions to the payment gateway on behalf of non-U.S. customers. To do so, the merchant's bank account must be with a financial institution located in the United States, and the merchant must be configured to accept the customer's card type: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, JCB, Diner's Club, or EnRoute. The payment gateway will submit the amount of the transaction to the customer's card issuer, who will then handle all currency conversion to U.S. dollars. Since default Address Verification Service (AVS) settings may cause foreign transactions to be declined, merchants who plan to regularly accept international transactions should make sure that their AVS settings are configured to meet their business needs.

So this is the one I would choose and it is not very hard to implement.