Credit card processing

[Richard Miller]

OK, let me try again. Here's want I want to do (and I know it can be 
done through numerous other programming environments).

1. Create a simple custom web browser in Rev. Not difficult, correct?
2. Allow the user to enter a credit card number and expiration date.
3. User hits "Go" button.
4. Within a secure environment, that credit card information is passed 
to any one of dozens of Internet-based credit card processing companies 
that then process that transaction. If the transaction is good, that 
company sends back a "yes" to my Rev application. My Rev application 
can then continue to offer services to the user.

This is no different than the hundreds of solutions already provided on 
the Internet for processing a credit card through any given web 
site...except that this is done through a custom Rev browser; not 
Explorer.

What Rev options are available to do this?

Richard


On Dec 1, 2004, at 10:36 AM, Jim Bufalini wrote:

> There are "no options" of processing a credit card
> transaction through ANY
> programming language. CC transactions are processed
> through the banking
> network. To obtain API access to the VERY secure
> banking network you need to
> talk to someone like LinkPointCentral or Card Com. You
> need a merchant
> account, credit references, etc.
>
> Jim Bufalini
>
>
> Thanks Klaus, Frank and Rick for your feedback. Still,
> the key issue
> remains, which is actually processing a credit card
> transaction
> securely through a custom Rev-enabled browser. What
> are the current
> options available through Rev for doing that?
>
> Richard
>
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