Some require a SSL / Security and some do not. A SSL / Security Certificate is what gives you a secure page (https) when entering in payment information.
Options That Do Not Require a SSL
The following options do not need a SSL because the customer will enter in their payment information on the processor's secure page.
PayPal Standard Business
PayPal Standard Business
Probably the most popular and easiest way to accept payments. When customers go to pay, they are taken to a secure page on the PayPal.com website to log in OR pay with credit card.
Probably the most popular and easiest way to accept payments. When customers go to pay, they are taken to a secure page on the PayPal.com website to log in OR pay with credit card.
Authorize.net SIM
Authorize.net
Authorize.net is one of the largest payment gateways around and can work with many merchant accounts. If you already have a merchant account, you can check to see if they work with the Authorize.net gateway. The (SIM) method is where the customer goes to a secure page on the Authorize.net website to enter in their payment information.
Authorize.net is one of the largest payment gateways around and can work with many merchant accounts. If you already have a merchant account, you can check to see if they work with the Authorize.net gateway. The (SIM) method is where the customer goes to a secure page on the Authorize.net website to enter in their payment information.
WorldPay
WorldPay.com
WorldPay is a merchant account & payment gateway.
WorldPay is a merchant account & payment gateway.
Sisow for iDeal
Pay Offline
This option allows the customer to place an order without payment so they can pay by mail, in person, etc... When this option is selected, the order is marked Pending until you manually add the payment information to the order.
Options That Do Require a SSL
The following options require you to have a SSL installed because the customer will enter in their credit card information on your website. Note, the credit card information is not actually stored on your website.
If you want to use a payment option that requires an SSL and you don't have one, you can purchase a SSL / Security Certificate from Godaddy.com, Rapid SSL, and other places.
Authorize.net AIM
Authorize.net
Authorize.net is one of the largest payment gateways around and can work with many merchant accounts. If you already have a merchant account, you can check to see if they work with the Authorize.net gateway. This (AIM) method is where the customer enters in their payment details never leaving your website.
Authorize.net is one of the largest payment gateways around and can work with many merchant accounts. If you already have a merchant account, you can check to see if they work with the Authorize.net gateway. This (AIM) method is where the customer enters in their payment details never leaving your website.
PayPal Website Payments Pro
PayPal Website Payments Pro
With PayPal Payments Pro, the customer has the option to pay with credit card directly on your website or go to PayPal.com to pay.
With PayPal Payments Pro, the customer has the option to pay with credit card directly on your website or go to PayPal.com to pay.
Square
Stripe
Stripe.com
Stripe is a simple way to accept payments online and available in many countries around the world.
Stripe is a simple way to accept payments online and available in many countries around the world.
eWay
eway.io
Available in AU, NZ, UK, SG, MY, US and HK.
Available in AU, NZ, UK, SG, MY, US and HK.
PayJunction
PayJunction.com
PayJunction is a merchant account & payment gateway.
PayJunction is a merchant account & payment gateway.
Collection & Manually Process
This option allows you to collect credit card information so you can manually process the card. The card information is split up and part of it is emailed to you and the other part is stored in the database with the order. It is split up like that so it is not stored intact in one location.
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