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Offline Credit Card Processing


snipre

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Posted

Hi,

Is it possible to have an option with osCOMMERCE that allows offline credit card processing similiar to Storefront where the owner logs in and can access the credit card number of the customer in the database?

 

I am working with a system where the credit cards are accepted in a shop and don't want to use an online payment system.

 

Thanks,

:arrow: Aaron

Posted

you can use the cc.php module. It will accept creditcards and store them PARTIALLY in the database. The missing bit gets e-mailed to you so you can match it with the orders.

 

HTH

Mattice

"Politics is the art of preventing people from taking part in affairs which properly concern them"

Posted

Hi,

Is there a more secure way for this? Maybe encryption but something apart from two part storage.

 

Thanks,

:arrow: Aaron

Posted

There is a PGP encrypted contribution.

But chopping up the cc nr and e-mailing the take-out part is pretty safe.

Think about it: the database does not contain a single valid cardnumber and

you print your e-mail and delete it.

It is a good system, alot safer then keeping VALID cc-nrs in a database although they might be encrypted.

 

Regrds,

Mattice

"Politics is the art of preventing people from taking part in affairs which properly concern them"

Posted

Hi,

 

I have test this. One part is e-mail to me and when i go to admin and edit the invoice a see the rest of the creditcard number. However if i look with myphpadmin in the database i see that the complete number is store in the database?

 

Any idea?

Marcel

Posted

checkout_process.php is where the trick happens... Seems rather strange as the data you see in the Admin gets pulled from the database as-is, AFAIK it does not get manipulated there.

 

Are you sure they're not older cards from when the e-mail address wasn't specified?

"Politics is the art of preventing people from taking part in affairs which properly concern them"

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