Hi @techadmin,
What environment are you in? If you're in the Certification or Production environment, please send an email to Developer Support at developer@visa.com and provide your project name. Make sure to email Developer Support using your email ID that you use to login to your Visa Developer Portal account or provide them with your email ID. Let them know your certificates are expiring soon and you need them to help you.
If you're in the Sandbox environment, you can refer to the Quick Guide for Developers here: https://developer.visa.com/pages/working-with-visa-apis/visa-developer-quick-start-guide#section6 or refer to these steps.
Certificate Expiration
For all Two-Way SSL (Mutual Authentication) projects, inbound credentials have an expiration date. Once it is about to expire, you can request a new set of credentials by navigating to the "Credentials" screen in your dashboard and selecting "Generate New Credentials". At this point you'll be guided through the workflow to request a certificate. You can have Visa Developer generate a CSR for you (default) or submit your own CSR. Refer to the Create a Project section for details. Once the new credentials are generated, you will see two set of credentials in you dashboard. Credentials include certificate, user Id and password. You must use the complete credential set in order to proceed with the next steps.
Note: Old credentials will continue to work till the expiration date. After the expiration date, it will not show up in the dashboard and will stop working.
Thanks,
Diana H.
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