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# Magento 2 Plugin Integration

Magento is an open-source PHP-based eCommerce platform that offers a high degree of flexibility and control over the user experience, catalog, content, and functionality of their online store. You can integrate with Magento 2 web store via Hosted Checkout by following the steps in this guide.

Magento 2 plugin enables you to process orders with Verifone's Hosted Checkout.

## Prerequisites

Prior to installation, the following prerequisites must be met:

* A Magento 2 Installation (Version 2.1x, 2.3.x or 2.4.x)
* sftp/scp and shell access to your server
* Using the default checkout for Magento. Custom checkouts, such as one page checkouts are not certified as compatible with the Verifone module

{% hint style="warning" %}
To start accepting eCommerce transactions, you will need to generate a [Secure Card Capture Key](/online-payments/api-integration-methods-auth-and-endpoints/secure-card-capture-key.md).
{% endhint %}

To use the Verifone Hosted Checkout with the Magento 2 plugin, you will need to [install Verifone Hosted Cart](/online-payments/plugins/magento-2-plugin-integration/installation.md), [configure the Verifone settings](/online-payments/plugins/magento-2-plugin-integration/automatic-setup.md) and set up [Webhooks](/online-payments/plugins/magento-2-plugin-integration/webhooks.md).


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