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Hello daniweb friend
i work up to 6 moths to build my own e-commerce website finaly it is ready but i don't know what paymentgateway i can use
i find a payment gateway who have esay api to use
and who will not redirect customers for payment
"not paypal"
i want accept visa mastercard and american express or more

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— congrats on finishing the site. Several members (notably , and ) have already pointed out the two-step reality: pick a provider, then integrate it. The thread makes clear the priority is an in-site checkout (no redirect) with a simple API and broad card acceptance; the practical advice below focuses on how to evaluate and implement that setup safely and reliably.

Key trade-offs and integration types to consider. Fully hosted/redirect checkouts minimize PCI burden but send customers off-site. Server-side direct processing gives full control of UX but creates the heaviest PCI obligations. The middle ground — client-side tokenization or hosted fields/iframes — keeps customers on the site visually while ensuring raw card data is posted directly to the gateway, greatly reducing merchant PCI scope. Which approach is appropriate depends on volume, risk tolerance, and development resources.

Short checklist of must-haves (technical + business):

  • Developer experience: sandbox, clear API docs, sample code/SDKs, and test card numbers.
  • Security: TLS 1.2+; never store PAN/CVV; use tokenization; enforce CVV and address verification as needed.
  • Operations: webhooks with idempotency, settlement timing, reconciliation tools, reporting, refunds/partial captures, recurring billing if needed.
  • Commercials: transaction fees, monthly fees, chargeback handling, contract length, reserve/hold policies and multi-currency support.
  • Fraud controls: AVS, velocity rules, and optional authentication layers for high-risk flows.

Practical integration flow and cautions. Start in the provider sandbox and test normal, failed and timeout scenarios, webhook delivery, refunds and chargebacks, and reconciliation. Log events but never persist card data. Confirm exact PCI obligations with the chosen provider and the acquiring bank before going live. Given the desire to avoid redirects while keeping risk manageable, prioritize gateways that offer hosted fields or client-side tokenization and good sandbox tooling.

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Member Avatar for Member #949455

i work up to 6 moths to build my own e-commerce website finaly it is ready but i don't know what paymentgateway i can use

You have to do research of what payment plan you want for your website.

There are alot out there.

Even if you find a payment plan you still need to implement to your website.

So it's a 2 step process.

Member Avatar for merchantscout

You should choose http://www.payscout.com/ (Payscout Inc.) provide to merchants cost-effective credit card processing services that are fast, secure, and easy to integrate.

Member Avatar for Derek_3

Hello,you can use paypal or 2checkout.

Member Avatar for meziamus

Paypal / 2Checkout = crape.

you are a US marchant ? you have : Stripe / BrainTree / Paymill / Authorize / Google Wallet.

Member Avatar for ugi.nagesh

Payment Gateway is a online Bank who will collect the money from customers and pay to us.

Just like an account in the bank..

He will act as mediator between merchant and customer.

To get the payment from customer for the product purchased online site. we will be getting approved from the banks (Payment Gateway)

ex: PayU
CCAvenue
etc...

Based on your requirement you can select ur payment gateway

Indian payment Gateway
or US Payment Gateway....

we have lot of gateway available currently in online...

Member Avatar for issaccosta

I think PayPal is best

Member Avatar for SohanM

You can try out PayU as well. www.PayU.in

Member Avatar for chrisschristou

alternative to paypal

Member Avatar for Frank15

I think better you could go with first data. It support visa, mastercard, american express, discover and more. Try searching the modules in google. For your reference I bought module from modulebazaar.com.

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