josh1r Posted September 26, 2005 Posted September 26, 2005 I know that I can use a regular PayPal account but customers get sent to paypal to complete the transaction. I understand that there is the paypal payments pro which enables customers to checkout directly on my site, but there doesn't appear to be a way to integrate that with oscommerce? So does that just leave authorize.net as my best option? Thanks! Quote
Jumping Rabbit Posted September 26, 2005 Posted September 26, 2005 I know that I can use a regular PayPal account but customers get sent to paypal to complete the transaction. I understand that there is the paypal payments pro which enables customers to checkout directly on my site, but there doesn't appear to be a way to integrate that with oscommerce? So does that just leave authorize.net as my best option? Thanks! For US based businesses Authorize.net is an easy way to have the customers complete the transactions on your site, but with some modifications you also have several more options.. Linkpoint Verisign Payflowpro Worldpay Select Pro PayPal Payments Pro ++++++ Quote Faster Checkout - osCommerce Knowledge Base - Anyone meet offline?, Has anyone of you cyberkids meet offline? For newbees do atleast read this 4 points: Basic info - Search tips and help - Posting tips and help - Basics for Design
josh1r Posted September 26, 2005 Author Posted September 26, 2005 Thanks! If I use authorize.net is it as simple as signing up with them and activating the module in osC? Also, does anyone know if innovativemerchant.com is compatible with osC? Quote
josh1r Posted September 26, 2005 Author Posted September 26, 2005 Ah, I now realize that innovativemerchant is a merchant, not a gateway. Does the 2checkout payment module allow a user to stay on the site, or does it got a 2checkout screen, like paypal? Quote
Guest Posted September 26, 2005 Posted September 26, 2005 Thanks! If I use authorize.net is it as simple as signing up with them and activating the module in osC? Also, does anyone know if innovativemerchant.com is compatible with osC? Not really. You'll need to setup a merchant account with them and then the gateway -- and it's not cheap! A few hundred dollars to setup the gateway and then a per month charge plus a per transaction charge. Go to sitepoint.com for a great article that compares some of the major gateways including authorize.net. good luck- Ron www.softerware.net Quote
josh1r Posted September 26, 2005 Author Posted September 26, 2005 You'll need to setup a merchant account with them and then the gateway Thanks. I finally think I figured out the various pieces that I need... As far as osCommerce goes, once I have a merchant account and authorize.net (if I go with those, i'll read the article you mentioned shortly), do I just have to enable it in admin? Then customers will be able to checkout via CC and remain on my website... Does everything else happen automatically between the gateway and merchant account? Also, are there any other options for osC aside from merchant account + gateway to accept credit cards on my own website (unlike paypal which goes off to their site, and i'm not sure what 2checkout does). What does everyone else use for CC transactions and osC? I've having a hard time finding out what is 'standard' or at least most commong among osC merchants. Thanks again! Quote
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