Please note that JCC Payments is only available outside Greece.

Reactive is fully integrated with JCC Payments. 

Once you have successfully created and verified your account with JCC you need to perform the following actions in order to start accepting payments on your Reactive website.

Login to your account or create a new one with JCC. 

 
Visit the Merchant section of your account and copy your Merchant ID. If you are already a JCC customer you should also have received the Secret Key from your communication with the bank. 

 
Now navigate to your Reactive admin and go to Settings > Payment Methods.

Create a new payment method by clicking the Create button at the top right of your screen. 

Provider. From the Provider drop down menu choose JCC Payments Systems. 

 
Title. Choose a name for your method. This will be shown to your customers as the name of the payment method. For example, Pay your order by Card.

Active. You can choose whether you want your payment gateway to be active or not. We advise you to keep your method inactive (unchecked) until you enter your API credentials.

Do you want to offer payment installments? If you want to offer installment payments, you can set the maximum number of installments available to your customers at checkout. Make sure that both the installment option and the maximum number of installments are also enabled by your bank. Otherwise, the feature won’t be available. 

Exempt from Local Pickup. Turn this option on if you want this payment method to be exempt from orders using local pickup.

Description. Add a short description for your payment method. This will be shown to your customers as the description of the payment method. For example, Payments are processed by JCC Payments. We never store your card information. 

Once your new payment method has been saved you will have to fill the additional API Information and keys in order to start accepting payments.

Merchant ID . The MID from your JCC account located in the JCC admin.

Password. The Secret Key you have received from your bank (usually via email).