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Elavon

Connect Elavon through Hyperswitch.

Elavon supports debit and credit card payments with refunds, mandates, and manual capture. Card payments are declared without 3DS.

To connect Elavon to your Hyperswitch account, follow Activate a connector on Hyperswitch, then return here for what Elavon supports.

Status and capabilities

Integration status: sandbox

Category: payment gateway

Webhook flows: None declared in code

Payment method
Type
Mandates
Refunds
Capture methods
3DS
Card networks
Countries
Currencies

card

Credit Card

supported

supported

automatic, manual, sequential automatic

not supported

American Express, Cartes Bancaires, Diners Club, Discover, Interac, JCB, Mastercard, UnionPay, Visa

USA

157

card

Debit Card

supported

supported

automatic, manual, sequential automatic

not supported

American Express, Cartes Bancaires, Diners Club, Discover, Interac, JCB, Mastercard, UnionPay, Visa

USA

157

Authentication

Elavon requires three credentials, which Elavon provides when you set up your account with them at https://www.elavon.com/: Account Id, User ID, and Pin. All three are sent with each API request as signature-key fields. See ElavonAuthType in the connector source. The labels come from [elavon.connector_auth.SignatureKey].

Before you start

Elavon is available in the control center connector list. Have the credentials shown in the Authentication section ready before configuring the connector.

Webhooks

Webhooks are not currently supported. All three webhook handlers return WebhooksNotImplemented; see IncomingWebhook.

Since there are no callbacks, track status through the sync APIs: both payment sync and refund sync are implemented for Elavon, so use the payment and refund status check APIs through Hyperswitch to confirm outcomes.

Source reference

Authentication and webhook behavior on this page is tied to Hyperswitch 502bfe8ddbe6a9a9619dc4e0b88900a780c2aac5. See Elavon connector source and Elavon transformers.

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