@250k setup fee, I&M' / Iveri s platform is way out of reach for most devs..

On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 3:13 PM, benson orina <benonlists@gmail.com> wrote:
When i checkd earlier this year.. I&m bank uses iveri as a gateway,
they have an api guide on their website www.iveri.com.

On 18/07/2011, One Murithi <o0murithi@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 2:50 PM, Calvin Omari
> <calvinebarongo@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Hi Skunks,
>>
>> Trust your weekend is cool,
>>
>> I am pondering on how to incorporate a credit card payment solutions to a
>> website I am working on and to enable payment online, anybody who has done
>> so (especially on php) please adivice on how to go about the following
>>
>
> Not sure about local solutions - I've heard I&M might provide the service.
>
> However, most payment gateway providers publish documentation on how to
> integrate:
> http://developer.authorize.net/
> Or Paypal as Steve mentioned
>
>>
>> 1. Security levels e.g SSL (verisgn etc)
>>
>
> This is part of your application. Most API calls to payment gateway are done
> via secure connections
>
>
>> 2. How the transaction is done between banks or and the website
>>
>
> the short version (probably the general case)
> You need
> - a merchant account with a bank - this is where your money goes
> - an account with a payment gateway - payments are processed through the
> gateway
>
>    - client provides payment information depending on type of card (names on
>    card, card number, CVV code, address)
>    - You push the card info plus your transaction information to the payment
>    gateway (Usually secure http POST)
>    - You process the response from the payment gateway - success or failure
>    (might include the reason for the failure)
>       - sometimes funds are not captured immediately from the client's bank
>       - you might have to provide a callback service to which the
> payment gateway
>       sends the result of capture (or failure)
>    - proceed with fulfillment of what was paid for
>
> 3. Credit Card validation - how to verify whether the card is genuine
>>
>
> Assuming by genuine you mean, that which belongs to the owner, it might come
> down to simply deciding how confident you are that the client is who they
> say they are (existing clients will be less bothersome)
> : check items like location, address information, value of transaction e.t.c
>
>
>>
> 4. How to make the transaction semaless and secure
>>
>
> :: Seamless - you could store card and address info - so that check out
> simply involves confirmation
>    - also allows you to execute scheduled charges (recurring services)
> :: protect sensitive information (card numbers, cvv e.t.c)
>
> This is a broad area - would suggest some research
>
>
> my two dururus
>
>
>> Regards
>>
>> --
>> Our greatest fear is not that we are inadequate,
>> but that we are powerful beyond measure.
>> It is our light, not our darkness, that frightens us.
>>
>> Calvin Omari Systems Software Developer
>> http://www.facebook.com/barongo
>>
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