CAPTIONS:
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In the previous video I have shown how to capture and refund a payment from the Magento 2 backend.
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Now I will show how to do the same from the Paymill merchant account.
The Magento data will be updated automatically.
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I have set the payment action as «Authorize», so a payment will be preauthorized on the order placement.
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Let’s place an order.
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The order is placed, and the payment is preauthorized.
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Let’s review the order in the customer’s account.
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The customer can see a masked information about the used bank card.
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Let’s review the order in the Magento 2 backend.
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A Magento administrator can see much more information about the payment and the used bank card.
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The payment is not yet captured, so there is no an invoice yet.
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The «Transactions» tab contains a record about the preauthorization API request.
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Let’s capture the payment from the Paymill merchant account.
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The transaction (payment) has the «Authorized» status.
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To capture the payment press the «Redeem allocated amount» button.
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Paymill does not support a partial capture.
So we capture the full preauthorized amount.
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The payment (transaction) is captured, and it has the «Complete» status.
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Paymill sends a notification to the store not instantly, but after the 60 second timeout.
I cut this waiting interval from the video.
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Let’s review the order in the Magento backend again.
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An invoice has been created, and it has the «Paid» status.
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The «Transactions» tab contains a record about the capture notification from Paymill.
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Let’s review the order in the customer’s account again.
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The «Invoices» tab has been added.
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Now, I will show how to make a partial refund from the Paymill merchant account.
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To do so, press the «Refund» button on the transaction screen inside the Paymill merchant account.
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Paymill supports a partial refund, so we make a partial one, not full.
An amount is specified just here.
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The transaction’s status is switched to «Partially refunded».
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Again, we need to wait for 60 seconds.
I have cut this interval from the video.
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Let’s review the order in the Magento backend again.
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A credit memo has been created, and it has the «Refunded» status.
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Due to a Magento 2 core bug, the grid wrongly denominates the base currency. Actually, it is $, not € in my case. So €100 = $107.86.
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The «Transactions» tab contains a record about the refund notification from Paymill.
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Let’s review the order in the customer’s account again.
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The «Refunds» tab has been added.