Etz-Encryptor is a NodeJS package that allows you automatically generate the encrypted pin which you are to send with your Terminal ID when making your API calls to Etranzact's SwitchIT Infrastructure.
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To install the Etz-Encryptor package, all you have to do is run the command below in your terminal.
$ npm install etz-encryptor
The eTranzact SwitchIT infrastructure is an API designed for eTranzact's Corporate Payment Systems. When fully integrated, it enables clients to:
Perform fund transfers Pay utility bills Execute bulk payments to multiple recipients To access the API, eTranzact provides the following credentials:
Terminal ID PIN MasterKey for PIN encryption Traditionally, eTranzact offers encryption references primarily for PHP, C#, and Java.
This is where etz-encryptor comes in—it extends the same encryption functionality to the Node.js community, making it easier for developers to integrate with the SwitchIT infrastructure.
Reference etz-encryptor in your project
const etzEncryptor = require('etz-encryptor)
Utilize any of the available methods
const encryptedPin = etzEncryptor.generateEncryptedTerminalPin(plainPin, etzSecretKey)
This method takes 2 arguments, which are:
- plainPin - The pin provided by eTranzact
- etzSecretKey - The MasterKey provided by eTranzact
Example:
etzEncryptor.generateEncryptedTerminalPin('6543', 'yYx^Br&D@&403ljRsJojNK6T5JuJdU')
The generateEncryptedTerminalPin method will output an encrypted string which will be in Base64 format
Example:
7Vv6uE8rA1h0mhpyB4CRRw==
This package is designed for projects where manually entering the PIN each time is not practical. To streamline the process, storing the PIN securely in a database is recommended.
However, simply saving the encrypted PIN in the database is not advisable. To enhance security, the following additional methods are planned:
- maskEncryptedTerminalPin (An encryption action to further hide the real Encrypted Pin)
- unmaskEncryptedTerminalPin (An encryption action to decrypt the data)
You are most welcome to provide any inputs that can improve the package.