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how we can make online payment

 
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hi,


I need a code snippet for " online payment system -- when user selects an item
and want to purchase the item through his online banking account. Basically payment system should display available bank names with radio buttons and after selecting a bank it should redirect to bank and after payment it should redirect to home page of our site "

here my question is the amount will be credited in to our account i mean do we
need to register with bank or is there any mechanism in java ..

i am not sure where to post this query. Sorry if you feel this thread is not appropriate for the question.. and please suggest thread
 
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I'd just try searching the web for something like "java payment system" or something.
 
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I'm not sure about any bank-specific systems, but the usual way would be to sign up with a payment processing company. That would allow you to offer credit card transactions. Signing up with PayPal would be another option.

Either way, there are no standard APIs - each of those companies has their own API that you will need to use in your code. But they can provide you with code examples, so that shouldn't be a big deal.
 
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start with a lot of money to set up the computer program and network and banking services. if you don't have a few million to staret, forget it. the regulations alone will bust you.
[ December 08, 2008: Message edited by: bob david ]
 
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Sign up with one of the big ones. The company I work for is a certification authority for online purchases in Europe so I've done some code reviews for companies (usually banks) that wants to have their own solution. Normally, they pass on the 3:rd or 4:th attempt.

Also, I've implemented PayPal, Visa-online and some other direct charge solutions and they take a couple of days to add to your web shop.
 
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