[asterisk-users] Credit Card processing machines

[bilal ghayyad]

Really once I read credit card, I got to become interested to know whatis exactly happenning.

I am looking to have the possibility to pay to the bank using the VoIP adaptor or IP Telephony, by entering the credit card digits and the password and the amound.

I do not know if u can help me in this point, and if I am far from your subject or not.

Is there a bank or credit card processor provider that can help to acheive such kind of service? (credit card/visa electron payment through VoIP gateway or Telephone lines)?

Regards
Bilal

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> The ADT alarm going thru VoIP will create a life safety
> issue.  Hope you planned for that..
> --Don
> 
> 
> 
> On 2/17/09 6:31 AM, "Jeff LaCoursiere"
> <jeff at jeff.net> wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Tue, 17 Feb 2009, Andrew Joakimsen wrote:
> 
> > On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 17:11, Jeff LaCoursiere
> <jeff at jeff.net> wrote:
> >>
> >> Anyone have much luck with these on ATA's?  I
> have a few sites that use
> >> them succesfully with multi-port Audiocodes boxes,
> but just connected ten
> >> machines to Linksys 2102s and they are very flaky.
>  Using u-law on a 100Mb
> >> switched network that is barely utilized, then out
> a T1 on a Sangoma card.
> >>
> >> Perhaps there is some tuning on the Linksys or the
> credit card machine
> >> itself?  Going to look into reducing the baud rate
> on the machines, but
> >> sadly the bank has them password protected and
> wants to charge a
> >> "reprogramming fee" :(
> >
> > They make credit card terminals with Ethernet -- use
> that instead.
> >
> 
> The client's processor charges 7c/transaction over IP
> (plus normal
> charges), so they are quite keen to keep it working the way
> it was before
> I replaced their PBX ;)
> 
> As a followup, *99 prepended on any Linksys ATA does indeed
> make a
> difference in modem reliability.  Both their CCs and their
> ADT alarm
> devices now function reliably.  I also reduced the CC baud
> rate to 300
> baud (!), and it is rock solid now!
> 
> j