PayNet Transition to Cloud

PayNet Transition to Cloud

Effective September 30th, 2026, Equifax (owners of PayNet) will officially move from a SOAP/XML based
integration to REST/JSON based integration. This means that ASPIRE’s PayNet Integration (pre-5.20.73)
will no longer work starting September 30th, 2026. Please note that the current integration will not be
impacted and will continue to work up until that date.

In preparation for this change, LTi has updated ASPIRE’s integration to begin using REST/JSON

Builds:
  1. ASPIRE v5: 5.20.73 or later
  2. ASPIRE v4: 4.14.1.7911 or later
IMPORTANT NOTICE: As soon as you take this build (or a later build) the PayNet integration will not
work without additional credentials provided by Equifax. It is strongly recommended that you get
these credentials (Member ID, Client ID, and Client Secret) prior to taking 5.20.73 into production (instructions attached).

Please see attached documentation for further information

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