Broker Setup - Revision history

Cocodude: /* Offers */

2021-07-08T16:23:03Z

Offers

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Cocodude: /* Payment Details */

2020-05-30T12:30:41Z

Payment Details

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	Please do not enter your bank's name. This is to stop buyers from attempting to pay cash over the counter at the appropriate bank.		Please do not enter your bank's name. This is to stop buyers from attempting to pay cash over the counter at the appropriate bank. If the account type is a company one, set the ''Account type'' value to be ''Company account''.

	====SEPA bank transfers====		====SEPA bank transfers====

Cocodude: /* UK bank transfers */

2020-05-30T12:30:10Z

UK bank transfers

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	\| 30 \|\| Account name \|\| Mr. J Bloggs		\| 30 \|\| Account name \|\| Mr. J Bloggs
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			\| 40 \|\| Account type \|\| Personal account
	\|}		\|}

Cocodude: /* Payment Details */

2018-04-23T09:45:02Z

Payment Details

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	===Payment Details===		===Payment Details===

	Here, you are required to enter all information required in order for a buyer to pay you. The ''position'' field corresponds to the position in which this will be displayed, from low to high. Typically this would be bank account information, but it could also be things such as phone numbers for methods such as PingIt.		Here, you are required to enter all information required in order for a buyer to pay you. The ''position'' field corresponds to the position in which this will be displayed, from low to high. Typically this would be bank account information, but it could also be things such as phone numbers for methods such as PingIt. The required information is as follows:

	~~Example information for~~ UK bank transfers ~~would be:~~		====UK bank transfers====

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	~~Example information for~~ SEPA transfers ~~would be:~~		Please do not enter your bank's name. This is to stop buyers from attempting to pay cash over the counter at the appropriate bank.

			====SEPA bank transfers====

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	When offering UK bank ~~transfers~~, ~~please do not enter your~~ bank~~'s name. This is to stop buyers from attempting to pay cash over~~ the ~~counter at~~ the ~~appropriate bank~~.		When offering SEPA payments, you should have fields detailing the account name, IBAN, BIC/SWIFT, name of bank, address and country of bank (all on one line) and ideally the address of the recipient (all on one line). The address of recipient isn't always needed, but apparently some banks want this.

			====PingIt or PayM====

	~~When offering PingIt or PAYM, you should have one~~ field with your phone number and one with your real name, this gives buyers a double check that they've not made a typo with the phone number after entering it.		One field with your phone number and one with your real name, this gives buyers a double check that they've not made a typo with the phone number after entering it.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	~~When offering SEPA payments, you should have fields detailing the account name, IBAN, BIC/SWIFT,~~ name ~~of bank, address and country of bank (all on one line) and ideally the address of the recipient (all on one line). The address of recipient isn't always needed, but apparently some banks want this.~~		====Thailand bank accounts====

			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|-
			! Position !! Heading !! Information
			\|-
			\| 10 \|\| Bank \|\| Bangkok Bank
			\|-
			\| 20 \|\| Account number \|\| 07123456789
			\|-
			\| 30 \|\| Account name \|\| Joe Bloggs
			\|}

	===Notifications===		===Notifications===

Astropoint: /* Windows PHP Instructions */

2018-03-08T11:31:10Z

Windows PHP Instructions

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	* Unpack the ZIP file somewhere suitable. We suggest ''C:\PHP''.		* Unpack the ZIP file somewhere suitable. We suggest ''C:\PHP''.
	* Go into this directory and rename ''php.ini-production'' to ''php.ini''		* Go into this directory and rename ''php.ini-production'' to ''php.ini''
	* Open up ''php.ini'' and uncomment (remove the '';'') on the line reading '';extension=php_curl.dll'' so it just reads ''extension=php_curl.dll''. Do this also with the lines ''extension=php_openssl.dll'' and ''extension_dir = "ext"''. This enables the curl and OpenSSL modules which are required. On more recent versions/downloads of PHP these lines are '';extension=curl'' and ''extension=openssl'' so you may need to check for both.		* Open up ''php.ini'' and uncomment (remove the '';'') on the line reading '';extension=php_curl.dll'' so it just reads ''extension=php_curl.dll''. Do this also with the lines ''extension=php_openssl.dll'' and ''extension_dir = "ext"''. This enables the curl and OpenSSL modules which are required. On more recent versions/downloads of PHP these lines are '';extension=curl'' and '';extension=openssl'' so you may need to check for both and remove the semi colons as appropriate
	* You'll also usually need to add the PHP directory to your PATH. [http://www.howtogeek.com/118594/how-to-edit-your-system-path-for-easy-command-line-access/ This page] and the section below has a fairly good description of how to do that. In your case you will probably want to add '';C:\PHP'', assuming that's where you extracted the files to.		* You'll also usually need to add the PHP directory to your PATH. [http://www.howtogeek.com/118594/how-to-edit-your-system-path-for-easy-command-line-access/ This page] and the section below has a fairly good description of how to do that. In your case you will probably want to add '';C:\PHP'', assuming that's where you extracted the files to.

Astropoint: /* Windows PHP Instructions */

2018-03-08T11:30:26Z

Windows PHP Instructions

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	* Unpack the ZIP file somewhere suitable. We suggest ''C:\PHP''.		* Unpack the ZIP file somewhere suitable. We suggest ''C:\PHP''.
	* Go into this directory and rename ''php.ini-production'' to ''php.ini''		* Go into this directory and rename ''php.ini-production'' to ''php.ini''
	* Open up ''php.ini'' and uncomment (remove the '';'') on the line reading '';extension=php_curl.dll'' so it just reads ''extension=php_curl.dll''. Do this also with the lines ''extension=php_openssl.dll'' and ''extension_dir = "ext"''. This enables the curl and OpenSSL modules which are required. On more recent versions/downloads of PHP these lines are '';extension=curl~~.dll~~'' and ''extension=openssl~~.dll~~'' so you may need to check for both.		* Open up ''php.ini'' and uncomment (remove the '';'') on the line reading '';extension=php_curl.dll'' so it just reads ''extension=php_curl.dll''. Do this also with the lines ''extension=php_openssl.dll'' and ''extension_dir = "ext"''. This enables the curl and OpenSSL modules which are required. On more recent versions/downloads of PHP these lines are '';extension=curl'' and ''extension=openssl'' so you may need to check for both.
	* You'll also usually need to add the PHP directory to your PATH. [http://www.howtogeek.com/118594/how-to-edit-your-system-path-for-easy-command-line-access/ This page] and the section below has a fairly good description of how to do that. In your case you will probably want to add '';C:\PHP'', assuming that's where you extracted the files to.		* You'll also usually need to add the PHP directory to your PATH. [http://www.howtogeek.com/118594/how-to-edit-your-system-path-for-easy-command-line-access/ This page] and the section below has a fairly good description of how to do that. In your case you will probably want to add '';C:\PHP'', assuming that's where you extracted the files to.

Astropoint: /* Windows PHP Instructions */

2018-03-08T11:29:42Z

Windows PHP Instructions

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	* Unpack the ZIP file somewhere suitable. We suggest ''C:\PHP''.		* Unpack the ZIP file somewhere suitable. We suggest ''C:\PHP''.
	* Go into this directory and rename ''php.ini-production'' to ''php.ini''		* Go into this directory and rename ''php.ini-production'' to ''php.ini''
	* Open up ''php.ini'' and uncomment (remove the '';'') on the line reading '';extension=php_curl.dll'' so it just reads ''extension=php_curl.dll''. Do this also with the lines ''extension=php_openssl.dll'' and ''extension_dir = "ext"''. This enables the curl and OpenSSL modules which are required.		* Open up ''php.ini'' and uncomment (remove the '';'') on the line reading '';extension=php_curl.dll'' so it just reads ''extension=php_curl.dll''. Do this also with the lines ''extension=php_openssl.dll'' and ''extension_dir = "ext"''. This enables the curl and OpenSSL modules which are required. On more recent versions/downloads of PHP these lines are '';extension=curl.dll'' and ''extension=openssl.dll'' so you may need to check for both.
	* You'll also usually need to add the PHP directory to your PATH. [http://www.howtogeek.com/118594/how-to-edit-your-system-path-for-easy-command-line-access/ This page] and the section below has a fairly good description of how to do that. In your case you will probably want to add '';C:\PHP'', assuming that's where you extracted the files to.		* You'll also usually need to add the PHP directory to your PATH. [http://www.howtogeek.com/118594/how-to-edit-your-system-path-for-easy-command-line-access/ This page] and the section below has a fairly good description of how to do that. In your case you will probably want to add '';C:\PHP'', assuming that's where you extracted the files to.

Astropoint: /* Automatic (using the Bittylicious Client) */

2017-10-31T15:48:44Z

Automatic (using the Bittylicious Client)

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	====Automatic (using the [[Bittylicious Client]])====		====Automatic (using the [[Bittylicious Client]])====

	# Download Openssl from [http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/openssl.htm]. Select the first option ''Complete package, except sources''		# Download Openssl from [http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/openssl.htm http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/openssl.htm]. Select the first option ''Complete package, except sources''
	# Run the downloaded file and install ''openssl-'''(version)'''-setup.exe''		# Run the downloaded file and install ''openssl-'''(version)'''-setup.exe''
	# Download and run our batch file [https://bittylicious.com/downloads/bittykey.bat bittykey.bat] if you have not already generated a private/public keypair.		# Download and run our batch file [https://bittylicious.com/downloads/bittykey.bat bittykey.bat] if you have not already generated a private/public keypair.

Astropoint: /* Payment Details */

2017-08-16T00:02:30Z

Payment Details

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	When offering PingIt or PAYM, you should have one field with your phone number and one with your real name, this gives buyers a double check that they've not made a typo with the phone number after entering it.		When offering PingIt or PAYM, you should have one field with your phone number and one with your real name, this gives buyers a double check that they've not made a typo with the phone number after entering it.

			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|-
			! Position !! Heading !! Information
			\|-
			\| 10 \|\| Number \|\| 07123456789
			\|-
			\| 20 \|\| Name \|\| Joe Bloggs
			\|}

	When offering SEPA payments, you should have fields detailing the account name, IBAN, BIC/SWIFT, name of bank, address and country of bank (all on one line) and ideally the address of the recipient (all on one line). The address of recipient isn't always needed, but apparently some banks want this.		When offering SEPA payments, you should have fields detailing the account name, IBAN, BIC/SWIFT, name of bank, address and country of bank (all on one line) and ideally the address of the recipient (all on one line). The address of recipient isn't always needed, but apparently some banks want this.

Cocodude: /* Notifications */

2017-08-07T19:12:05Z

Notifications

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	Also, you absolutely must set up notifications at both the offer level and seller level, otherwise you will not be notified about new trades or support messages.		Also, you absolutely must set up notifications at both the offer level and seller level, otherwise you will not be notified about new trades or support messages.

			The ''Access token'' field is only applicable to certain notification types, and may be left blank for email notifications.

	==SSL keys==		==SSL keys==