Which payment gateways do people like? authorize.net? no cybersource in Drupal
mwu - July 3, 2006 - 20:12
Which payment gateways do people like?
Bank of America uses cybersource, which Drupal does not have a module for.
Wells Fargo uses authorize.net. Drupal has a module for authorize.net
Dublin Drupaller wrote worldpay, which is good with foreign currencies, but costs hundreds to set up and in annual fees.
Here is some non-Drupal research I found.
http://extranet.miva.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-416.html
It says cybersource is reliable, but has terrible support
Linkpoint is terrible
by the way, here are the gateways supported by Drupal
http://drupal.org/node/66299
I would like to use Bank of America with cybersource. Is anyone thinking of writing a module for it?
CyberSource module
I am in the early stages of designing a cybersource solution for CiviCRM's CiviContribute module. CiviContribute (v1.7beta) already has several PayPal methods as well as Authorize.net, Moneris, and Google Check-Out. I don't think it will be too difficult to author something to plug in to it for CyberSource - whose support is lacking because they want you to hire them to do your design - and that would not be an open source solution.
jzamrzla
"The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein
LinkPoint
LinkPoint works almost the same as Authorize.net, except the variables passed are different. LinkPoint is from First Data / Cardservice International, which is a major player in the payment processing world. LinkPoint should definitely be one of the gateways supported.
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Scott M. Stolz
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Drupal Gateway and Credit Card Module
Integrated Payment Processing has a credit card module (also does EFT) - it includes recurring billing, online bill pay and installment billing. You are required to process through us but we guarantee lower processing costs if you are already processing.
You can contact us at www.integratedpaymentprocessing.com
Been using authorize.net for
Been using authorize.net for two years. They have good tech support (for code on your web page and for the money side of things). You also might want to use PayPal too.
On my site we use both. PayPal rates and authorize.net rates run about the same once you factor in the montly fees.