Please note that this may be completed earlier based on the expiration date of your certificate.Merchant API Certificate Credentials Upgrade – Complete by September 2018.Discontinue Use of GET Method for Classic NVP/SOAP API’s – Complete by June 2018.IPN Verification Postback to HTTPS – Complete by June 2018.TLS 1.2 and HTTP/1.1 Upgrade – Complete by June 2018.If you see a “YES” next to a security change, your integration must be updated to accept these new security measures by the date specified: Our records indicate that you still need to make some critical security upgrades to your systems as well. The emails typically have this information: In addition, PayPal is also emailing its merchants based on what their servers see when an order comes from your site. This store would need to upgrade since it is running version 12 sp2 r2.3 Here’s what it looks like in version 12 at the bottom lower left of the screen. The current release of ShopSite at the time of this post is version 14.0. If you are using ShopSite version 12 sp2 r4 or greater (12 sp3 for Windows Servers) you are good to go. However, the timing of that hour can be during your busiest hours! Am I Affected?

Typically the requirement to only accept TLS 1.2 will last for about an hour. If you have not made the required upgrades, we encourage you to do so as soon as possible to avoid service interruption that may occur during our security upgrade testing activities.ĭates for these tests and full deployment will be published on our Merchant Security Upgrade Testing page at least two weeks prior to implementation so please bookmark and return frequently for the most up to date information.

If you have already made the required upgrades as outlined on the 2017-2018 Merchant Security Microsite, your PayPal integrations will not be impacted. Please note, over the next few months, PayPal will conduct several rounds of testing to emulate the upgraded security experience so merchants can understand the areas of their integration that still requiring security protocol upgrades. Here’s part of the message they are sending to their merchants: However, they will be periodically testing on live stores starting in March * and continuing until the switch over. PayPal has announced that they will require the secure communications protocol - TLS 1.2 - by June 2018.

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