I have tried to use contribution 8130 http://addons.oscomm.../info/8130/v,23, but it tried to process a test transaction for a few minutes and then times out. I am looking for a simple solution to access my virtual terminal, but as I am not a programmer, I have not been successful. This is the only contribution that I have been able to find for this situation, but, as stated, it is not working properly. Any suggestions?
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Has anyone ever used contribution 8130 or have another idea to integrate credit card processing from a processor not listed in payment modules?
Started by simplife, Jan 11 2012, 04:25
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Posted 11 January 2012, 04:34
Josh,
LEGALLY, unless you are PCI DSS certified you are NOT allowed to process credit card information received digitally in a MANUAL processing terminal. Now, this law does vary by your state/province but you should look into it before attempting to enter your customers credit card information into a virtual terminal.
If you have an online payment processor that you want to use with osCommerce, and there currently isn't a module available in the download area. You can 1) Ask your online processor to provide you with a module compatible with osCommerce 2) Develop an API that will work with osCommerce 3) Hire someone to develop an API for you that will work with osCommerce.
As a note, I predict that with the PCI DSS compliance laws become tighter, virtual terminals will be extinct very soon.
Chris
LEGALLY, unless you are PCI DSS certified you are NOT allowed to process credit card information received digitally in a MANUAL processing terminal. Now, this law does vary by your state/province but you should look into it before attempting to enter your customers credit card information into a virtual terminal.
If you have an online payment processor that you want to use with osCommerce, and there currently isn't a module available in the download area. You can 1) Ask your online processor to provide you with a module compatible with osCommerce 2) Develop an API that will work with osCommerce 3) Hire someone to develop an API for you that will work with osCommerce.
As a note, I predict that with the PCI DSS compliance laws become tighter, virtual terminals will be extinct very soon.
Chris
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