On 1/18/01, Matt Wisdom penned:
>1) We do real-time delivery of the digital content. This means that we have
>to have an authorization in real-time, so any authorizations done with an
>encrypted, saved credit card of a repeat customer mean that the server that
>is processing the transaction must have access to the key/passphrase.
In your situation there is no need to store the credit card. Just
have repeat customers enter the number and expiration date. Small
price to pay for keeping your card safe.
In my situation, where I do batch processing recurring charges, it is
different because you don't want every client to have to go in once a
month and enter their credit card.
In your situation, obviously they have to be interacting with your
website by logging in and downloading the content anyway, so they
don't have to make a special trip to your site to pay.
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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