[thelist] Online payments - how to...
Martin Burns
martin at easyweb.co.uk
Fri May 25 09:16:58 CDT 2007
On 24 May 2007, at 20:41, Nadeem Hosenbokus wrote:
> I guess there are several possible end results; two would be
> providing a
> form on my site that submits the data to a third-party site where
> the rest
> of the transaction is performed before redirecting back to my site
> or using
> an API/module/class to perform all the functions on my site so the
> user
> never leaves (or doesn't realise if they do).
Hi Nadeem
First question: which country are you/client in?
There are a number of third party merchant services providers, but
generally, the less obvious the transition to the user, the more cost
and security hassle you're going to have to go through. And believe
me, the degree of security hassle can be enormous, and is only going
to increase as the amount of online fraud increases.
Most shopping carts have integration modules for the major providers,
to greater or lesser degrees of intrusiveness.
Cheers
Martin
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