payment-processing

We'd like to find a payment provider that lets us do something similar to Hailo, ie: Users sign up and give us their credit card details/authorise us to charge their account. They only need to do this once . In Hailo's case, users might take a cab journey at any time and be billed any amount (within reason). In our case, users might need a job done at any time, again with an invoice for an arbitrary amount. So ideally we'd be able to charge users accounts at any time, for any amount, without further authorisation. This is possible because Hailo (and I believe Uber) have it implemented. However

If present, EMV Tag 91 Issuer Authentication Data can have several different formats when returned in a transaction response. From my (limited) understanding, this may be determined by the card brand. For example MasterCard Tag 91 includes Card Status Update as part of Tag 91 data Visa Tag 91 includes the Authorization Response Code as the last two bytes of Tag 91 data. I need to solve a problem where Tag 8A Authorization Response Data is not returned as part of the EMV tag data in the case of a non approval response. The payment platform has advised to take the last 2 bytes of tag 91 and

Ok I'm stuck, I've looked at some other questions on here but no help, I've searched online, I've logged into my test account but I can't find any documentation anywhere. Does anyone have links to the WorldPay documentation, specifically when a 'Payment Response' is made, what format is it in? The documentation can be found at http://rbsworldpay.com/support/bg/index.php?page=guides&c=UK Sounds like you need the 'Payment Notifications' guide, The Payment Response is an HTTP POST and is sent when a payment is Authorised or the user clicks 'Cancel' on the payment page. You can find the set of

How can I accept credit card payments from within my iPhone app? The Credit Card Terminal is a good solution but that would mean my app's users have to have their iPhone app installed as well! How can I do it all from within the app (using a UIWebView if need be)? I did check out related questions on SO but none really answered the question. This is not for in-app purchases (we can use StoreKit for that). This is for donations (and the app would be free as the Apple guidelines suggest) Thanks. Parth Bhatt May be you can donate through PayPal API but I am not sure whether Apple will approve it.

Currently, I use PayPal for payment processing. Almost 90% of the items are sold for $.99 and would like to use Paypals's Micropayment account, but PayPal states "support for Micropayments to merchants for US to US, GB to GB, AU to AU, and EU to EU transactions". My company is located in the US but the customers are very global. Does this mean using Micropayment option, I can't take payment from someone who lives in Europe or outside the US? Currently I am using the regular account and I am paying $.34 for each sale, which is very unprofitable. Are there other payment processing service I can