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Taking Credit Card Payments on the Web
The use of credit cards, and debit cards for payment of goods and
services over the Internet is now common place. For any business
hoping to interact with the consumer and sell anything using the
medium of the web needs to be able to accept payment in this way.
There is no real mystery to this process, its very like the standard
mail order payment that many companies have been traditionally doing
for years. The term 'Card Holder Not Present' typifies both the
traditional mail or telephone sales order situation and the web
based one.
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fact that in the web scenario the card holder's details and the
card number itself is collected from the customer using the web
browser and one or more web forms represents the major difference
between a telephone mail order sale and one transacted through an
Internet web site. All other aspects of setting up the ability to
accept payments using some form of card are the same.
Merchant Account
The most important element of the process is deciding what kind
of Merchant Account is required.
Payment Service Provider
A PSP (Payment Service Provider) provides the secure environment,
with Streamline providing the card payment facility for you to accept
card payments over the Internet. This reduces the investment cost
for a business new to the e-Commerce arena as you will only pay
a fee for the service, rather than having to invest in the hardware
and software to process the transactions yourself.
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our preferred PSP partner is
Secure Trading
Parc Menai Business Park
Bangor
North Wales
LL57 4BF
0800 0289151
01248 672000
sales@securetrading.com
www.securetrading.com
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ecommnet ltd
is a registered SecureTrading Development Partner
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For more details on Secure Trading and the service they provide
please see our summary infornation here..>
Or Visit www.securetrading.com
Further Payment Solution Providers
- Commidea Ltd
- Datacash
- Netbanx
- SECPay
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