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Authorize.net ARB MIT miss is not NMI gateway MIT fail

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On one Authorize.net ARB recurring seat, ratio MIT declines to MIT tries. The chip is AN MIT fail % — leave NMI gateway pages alone.

Pair: MIT fail share under Payments. Sibling on NMI: NM MIT fail. Sibling on Authorize.net vault: AN vault-token.

ARB counts

MIT declines — Authorize.net stored merchant-initiated charges that declined inside the ARB window.

MIT tries — Authorize.net merchant-initiated charges attempted in that same window.

AN MIT fail % = MIT declines ÷ MIT tries × 100. When AN MIT fail % swells, repair the Authorize.net MIT / PAN fallback on that MID — empty chips stay empty.

Hard stops

Never invent AN MIT fail %. Never load NMI gateway MIT fails into Authorize.net boxes. Never fold CIM vault rejects into MIT declines. Never dump CIT soft-decline rows into MIT try fields.

See also: Payments, NM MIT fail, AN vault-token, network-token fail.

Procedure

  1. Type MIT declines and MIT tries.
  2. Read AN MIT fail %.
  3. Repair Authorize.net MIT routing when AN MIT fail % is material.

Failure modes

  • Inventing AN MIT fail %.
  • Pasting an NMI gateway MIT CSV into Authorize.net boxes.
  • Dumping CIM vault fail rows into MIT decline fields.

Worked example

None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.

Glossary

AN MIT fail %
MIT declines ÷ MIT tries × 100 on one Authorize.net ARB recurring seat.

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FAQ

Is this NMI MIT fail share?
Authorize.net ARB recurring seat vs NMI gateway recurring seat. [MIT fail share](/manuals/nmi-mit-fail-share) stays on NMI. ARB MIT declines / tries belong on this Authorize.net seat.
Is this Authorize.net vault-token fail share?
Merchant-initiated charge fails vs stored vault tokens. [Vault-token fail share](/manuals/authorize-net-vault-token-fail-share) ratios CIM vault fails. Here you only ratio MIT declines against MIT tries.
What AN MIT fail % should I invent?
None. Pull MIT declines and MIT tries from the same Authorize.net ARB recurring seat.