e-commerce question
Erwin Bredford
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Posts: 167
posted 13 years ago
hi ,i just finished a JSP application.
but i am having this probblem.
the JSP application has a form which accepts credit card numbers
from accounts.
Now my question is
1.when a customers puts in his credit card and concludes the transactions
how do i get my money from the credit card
do i need a virtual account some where?
2.we developers build lots of forms for credit card input but no one seems to tell us how to collect the money for items sold.
but i am having this probblem.
the JSP application has a form which accepts credit card numbers
from accounts.
Now my question is
1.when a customers puts in his credit card and concludes the transactions
how do i get my money from the credit card
do i need a virtual account some where?
2.we developers build lots of forms for credit card input but no one seems to tell us how to collect the money for items sold.
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Jeroen Wenting
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Posts: 5093
posted 13 years ago
Typically you'd send the required information to an online payment processing service using some kind of messaging (encrypted of course!).
What protocol and message format to use depends on the service you contract with.
This can be a bank or a specialised company.
After validation of the creditrating of the customer they will typically send you a message that payment is OK after which you can notify the customer that his order is being processed.
How it goes after that depends on your contract and business processes.
Either you notify the service when you're shipping the goods to do the actual billing or the customer gets billed immediately and you get notification that payment has been made so you can ship.
Again based on the contract etc. you will then be paid by the payment service after each order or (usually cheaper for you) after a set period (say when total amount paid to you reaches X or once a month).
Indeed contact your bank or a creditcard agency for procedures to follow. I've not been involved in selecting or implementing such services but have done some study as to their operation
What protocol and message format to use depends on the service you contract with.
This can be a bank or a specialised company.
After validation of the creditrating of the customer they will typically send you a message that payment is OK after which you can notify the customer that his order is being processed.
How it goes after that depends on your contract and business processes.
Either you notify the service when you're shipping the goods to do the actual billing or the customer gets billed immediately and you get notification that payment has been made so you can ship.
Again based on the contract etc. you will then be paid by the payment service after each order or (usually cheaper for you) after a set period (say when total amount paid to you reaches X or once a month).
Indeed contact your bank or a creditcard agency for procedures to follow. I've not been involved in selecting or implementing such services but have done some study as to their operation
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