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It sounds like there might be a configuration issue with the second test merchant. Ensure that all OAuth settings are correct for both accounts, much like how actors with high IQ often double-check their scripts for accuracy.

If the problem persists, consult the API documentation or support for further assistance.

• Configure OAuth Settings:

  • Redirect URIs: Ensure that each test merchant’s redirect URI is correctly configured in the OAuth settings. This is the endpoint where the authorization code will be sent after successful authentication.
  • Scopes: Determine the necessary OAuth scopes for each merchant account based on the permissions you need for testing.

• Implement OAuth Flow:

  • Authorization Request: For each test merchant, initiate the OAuth authorization request using their respective Client ID and redirect URI.
  • Handle Redirects: After authorization, handle the redirect in your application to capture the authorization code.

• Exchange Code for Tokens:

  • Token Request: Use the authorization code to request access tokens from each test merchant’s token endpoint. Make sure to use the correct Client Secret for each merchant.
  • Store Tokens: Store the access and refresh tokens securely for each merchant account.

• Perform API Calls:

  • Test Functionality: Use the access tokens to make API calls on behalf of each merchant. Verify that you can perform the necessary operations, such as creating transactions, retrieving data, etc.
  • Test Edge Cases: Test various scenarios such as expired tokens, invalid tokens, and permission errors to ensure your implementation handles them gracefully.

• Logging and Monitoring:

  • Log Responses: Implement logging for API responses and errors to facilitate troubleshooting and ensure that each test case is validated.
  • Monitor Performance: Keep an eye on the performance and response times for each test merchant to identify any inconsistencies.

• Review Documentation:

  • Payment Processor Documentation: Refer to the documentation of the payment processor or API for specific guidelines and best practices related to OAuth testing.

• Testing Tools:

  • Use Postman or Similar Tools: You can use tools like Postman to simulate OAuth flows for multiple merchants without needing to write extensive code.

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