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Authorize.Net is a payment gateway that sits in front of your own merchant account. Unlike Stripe and Square there is no OAuth flow — you paste three credentials.
All processors are configured in one place: Settings → Integrations → Payment Gateway → Configure, which opens the Payment Gateways page.

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What BeRocker asks for

Authorize.Net shows a Transaction Key and a Signature Key once, when you generate them. Copy them straight into BeRocker.

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Connect it

1

Open the Payment Gateways page

Settings → Integrations → Payment Gateway → Configure, then find the AuthorizeNet card.
2

Paste the credentials

Login ID, Transaction Key and Signature Key.
3

Set the Payment fee

Type 0 if you do not charge extra for card payments.
4

Tick Set as default card payment option

If Authorize.Net is the processor charges should run through.
5

Click Update Info

To save.

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Good to know

Authorize.Net does not report card funding directly, but its Accept.js response exposes the card BIN, which BeRocker resolves — so it can honour a credit-cards-only processing fee.
Authorize.Net payment links expire after 15 minutes and can only be paid once. A link an agent sent half an hour ago is a dead URL — send a fresh one.

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The payment fee

The Payment fee (%) is a percentage added on top of the amount you charge a customer:
  • Leave it empty or 0 → no fee is added. Charging 200billsthecustomerexactly∗∗200 bills the customer exactly **200.00**.
  • Enter 3 → a 3% fee is added. Charging 200billsthecustomer∗∗200 bills the customer **206.00** (200+200 + 6 fee).
Only the fee of the processor you set as your default card payment option is applied — it does not depend on which card the customer has. The customer sees the breakdown on the charge screen and on the receipt emailed to them once the payment goes through.
Tick Set as default card payment option on the processor you actually want charges to run through. That checkbox, not the order of the cards, is what decides.

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Step-by-step walkthrough

Integrations

All processors, and where the Payment Gateways page lives.

Accounting

Every payment, refund and dispute.

Booking page

Whether the card is charged automatically on booking.

Pricing

Deposit brackets.