Re-Enter

Re-Enter

Re-Enter: 


This Error is associated with Tsys applications. It means something in the parameters is not correct for the type of transaction the terminal is trying to run.
  1. Verify all the information from the VAR sheet is correct on the file. 
  2. Be sure to check the spelling of the Merchant Name and City with the VAR
  3. Check the phone number, zip code, and timezone.
  4. Debit transactions need to have the Merchant ABA and Merchant Settlement # on the file or in the Tsys System.

** Please also make sure that the device is properly encrypted**


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