02-15-2007, 09:10 PM
Have a non-profit client that would like to accept "donations" of support through their website... which essentially means credit card payments.
I've talked with them about whether or not it needs to be real-time processing and they say, "no."
They do not currently have a SSL certificate, so for this simple set-up it would be nice to simply use a third-party provider of secure connection and/or credit card processing.
Anyone try anything similar and find a satisfactory solution that isn't too expensive or complicated to set-up and/or manage, yet is reliable/trustworthy?
I guess I was envisioning a 3rd party fulfillment company that would handle the transactions for $10-20/month. Any suggestions for things that have been tried and work well would be appreciated. Thanks!
~Jem
P.S. Would like to avoid PayPal if possible because it adds and extra layer of complexity beyond a simple "credit card" transaction. Thanks!
I've talked with them about whether or not it needs to be real-time processing and they say, "no."
They do not currently have a SSL certificate, so for this simple set-up it would be nice to simply use a third-party provider of secure connection and/or credit card processing.
Anyone try anything similar and find a satisfactory solution that isn't too expensive or complicated to set-up and/or manage, yet is reliable/trustworthy?
I guess I was envisioning a 3rd party fulfillment company that would handle the transactions for $10-20/month. Any suggestions for things that have been tried and work well would be appreciated. Thanks!
~Jem
P.S. Would like to avoid PayPal if possible because it adds and extra layer of complexity beyond a simple "credit card" transaction. Thanks!