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Accept Global Pay/EFT Canada


LoanPro has an integration with Accept Global Pay (formerly EFT Canada), which processes payments for Canadian e-check accounts.  

Before you set up a processor, you'll need to sign up with EFT Canada. Once you've been approved, they'll give you credentials that you can enter into Secure Payments. 

Setup

You can set up an Accept Pay Global processor in either Secure Payments or our loan management system (LMS). No matter where you set it up, they will link to each other. 

From Secure Payments

In Secure Payments, navigate to Settings > Processors > Bank Account EFT (Canada) > EFT Canada. Here, you'll see a list of all the EFT Canada processors you've created.

When you click the blue plus + icon in the top right corner, you'll be able to create a new one.

You'll see the following fields: 

Setting Description
Name A text field where you can input a name for the processor. If you're using several EFT processors, we recommend coming up with a naming scheme so you can easily tell which processor is which.
Username Your username with EFT Canada. This is created when you sign up with them.
Signature Key This helps the processor identify the merchant and will be provided by EFT Canada.
API Token Your API credentials from EFT Canada, which they give you after you've signed up and been approved.
Auto Reversal If Auto Reversal is on, then failed transactions Secure Payments will automatically reverse them in LMS.
PAD Type The pre-authorization debit (PAD) type tells what kind of Options are “Personal” and “Business”.
Type Code This code specifies the type of transaction. For a full list of possible codes, expand the list below.
Bypass Processing If bypass processing is turned on, then Secure Payments won't actually send this transaction to EFT Canada. This can help you test that everything in LMS and Secure Payments is working correctly without needing to actually move any funds.
Demo Account/Demo Mode This lets you toggle between demo mode and live mode. In demo mode, LoanPro will send data to EFT Canada and receive responses, but it will not send actual payment data to the borrowers' banks and no payments will be processed. This lets you test that data is being sent to EFT Canada without moving money. 

Once you've set up your EFT Canada processor, click ‘Save.’ You are now ready to begin processing payments.

 
 

From LMS

In LMS, navigate to Settings > Company > Merchant > Secure Payments. (It's actually the first page you'll land on when you click Settings > Company.) There are five tabs on this page; you'll want to click Bank Account/EFT (Canada).

This page will show any existing EFT processors you've created: EFT Canada, VersaPay, and CPA-005. When you click ‘Add Processor’, you'll be able to create a new one.

Start by clicking Processor Type and selecting ‘EFT Canada’. You'll then see the following settings:

Setting Description
Processor Name A text field where you can input a name for the processor. If you're using several EFT processors, we recommend coming up with a naming scheme so you can easily tell which processor is which.
API Token Your API credentials from EFT Canada, which they give you after you've signed up and been approved.
API Key This is your processor API key.
Fund Token This is a token provided by the processor that is needed to send funds to your bank account.
Demo Mode This lets you toggle between demo mode and live mode. In demo mode, LoanPro will send data to EFT Canada and receive responses, but it will not send actual payment data to the borrowers' banks and no payments will be processed. This lets you test that data is being sent to EFT Canada without moving money. 
Auto Reversal If Auto Reversal is on, then failed transactions Secure Payments will automatically reverse them in LMS.
*Default Processor This option only appears in LMS. If this is set as your default processor, than any payment logged with EFT as the payment method will automatically select this processor. This won't lock you into that choice, however; you can manually select another processor if you prefer. (Also note that a merchant processor group saved to the loan will override this default.)

Once you've set up your EFT Canada processor, click ‘Save.’ You are now ready to begin processing payments.

 
 

PAD type codes

CPA CODE Valid Payment Types Description
200 Credit or Debit 200 Payroll Deposit
201 Credit or Debit 201 Special Payroll
202 Credit or Debit 202 Vacation Payroll
203 Credit or Debit 203 Overtime Payroll
204 Credit or Debit 204 Advance Payroll
205 Credit or Debit 205 Commission Payroll
206 Credit or Debit 206 Bonus Payroll
207 Credit or Debit 207 Adjustment Payroll
230 Credit or Debit 230 Pension
231 Credit or Debit 231 Federal Pension
232 Credit or Debit 232 Provincial Pension
233 Credit or Debit 233 Private Pension
240 Credit or Debit 240 Annuity
250 Credit or Debit 250 Dividend
251 Credit or Debit 251 Common Dividend
252 Credit or Debit 252 Preferred Dividend
260 Credit or Debit 260 Investment
261 Credit or Debit 261 Mutual Funds
265 Credit or Debit 265 Spousal RSP Contribution
266 Credit or Debit 266 RESP Contribution
271 Credit or Debit 271 RSP Contribution
272 Credit or Debit 272 Retirement Income Fun
273 Credit or Debit 273 Tax Free Savings Account TFS/CLI
274 Credit or Debit 274 RDSP Contribution RDP/REI
280 Credit or Debit 280 Interest
281 Credit or Debit 281 Lottery Prize Payment
300 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 300 Federal Government
301 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 301 Agriculture Stabilization Payments
302 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 302 Canadian Dairy Commission
303 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 303 HRDC - Training
308 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 308 Child Tax Credit
309 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 309 Goods and Services Tax
310 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 310 Canada Pension Plan
311 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 311 Old Age Security
312 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 312 War Veterans' Allowances
313 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 313 Canadian Pension Commission
314 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 314 Family Allowances
315 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 315 Public Service Superannuation
316 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 316 Canadian Forces Superannuation
317 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 317 Tax Refunds
318 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 318 Employment Insurance
319 Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 319 Dbt CCRA Government of Canada
320 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 320 Government Student Loans
321 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 321 CSB Interest
322 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 322 External Affairs
323 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 323 Canada Savings Plan
330 Credit or Debit 330 Insurance
331 Credit or Debit 331 Life Insurance
332 Credit or Debit 332 Auto Insurance
333 Credit or Debit 333 Property Insurance
334 Credit or Debit 334 Casualty Insurance
335 Credit or Debit 335 Mortgage Insurance
336 Credit or Debit 336 Health/Dental Claim Insurance
350 Credit or Debit 350 Loans
351 Credit or Debit 351 Personal Loans
352 Credit or Debit 352 Dealer Plan Loans
353 Credit or Debit 353 Farm Improvement Loans
354 Credit or Debit 354 Home Improvement Loans
355 Credit or Debit 355 Term Loans
356 Credit or Debit 356 Insurance Loans
370 Credit or Debit 370 Mortgage
371 Credit or Debit 371 Residential Mortgage
372 Credit or Debit 372 Commercial Mortgage
373 Credit or Debit 373 Farm Mortgage
380 Credit or Debit 380 Taxes
381 Credit or Debit 381 Income Taxes
382 Credit or Debit 382 Sales Taxes
383 Credit or Debit 383 Corporate Taxes
384 Credit or Debit 384 School Taxes
385 Credit or Debit 385 Property Taxes
386 Credit or Debit 386 Water Taxes
400 Credit or Debit 400 Rent/Leases
401 Credit or Debit 401 Residential Rent/Leases
402 Credit or Debit 402 Commercial Rent/Leases
403 Credit or Debit 403 Equipment Rent/Leases
404 Credit or Debit 404 Automobile Rent/Leases
405 Credit or Debit 405 Appliance Rent/Leases
420 Credit or Debit 420 Cash Management
430 Credit or Debit 430 Bill Payment
431 Credit or Debit 431 Telephone Bill Payment
432 Credit or Debit 432 Gasoline Bill Payment
433 Credit or Debit 433 Hydro Bill Payment
434 Credit or Debit 434 Cable Bill Payment
435 Credit or Debit 435 Fuel Bill Payment
436 Credit or Debit 436 Utility Bill Payment
437 Credit or Debit 437 Internet Access Payment
438 Credit or Debit 438 Water Bill Payment
439 Credit or Debit 439 Auto Payment
450 Credit or Debit 450 Misc. Payments
451 Credit or Debit 451 Customer Cheques
452 Credit or Debit 452 Expense Payment
460 Credit or Debit 460 Accounts Payable
470 Credit or Debit 470 Fees/Dues
480 Credit or Debit 480 Donations
600 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 600 Provincial Government
601 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 601 Family Support Plan
602 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 602 Housing Allowance
603 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 603 Income Security Benefits
604 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 604 Provincial Family Benefits
605 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 605 Combined Fed-Prov/Terr Payment
606 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 606 Workers' Compensation Board
607 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 607 Employment Assistance Allowance
608 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 608 Automobile Insurance Plan
609 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 609 Provincial Health Care Premium
610 Credit or Debit Restricted – Government Use Only - 610 Offences and Fines
650 Debits 650 Inter-FI Funds Transfer Debit
700 Credit or Debit 700 Business PAD Reserved for Business Pre-Authorized Debits (PADs)
 
 

Once you've got your processor set up in LMS, you'll be able to select that processor when logging payments. Our logging payments article gives you the step by step instructions. 


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