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Revision as of 02:19, 9 August 2016
Cloud9 Payment Gateway Documentation. This site can also be reached at http://docs.cloud9paymentgateway.com
Contents
Overview
This section is under construction. Please contact us directly @ 561-392-9606 x 701 for information on limited Cloud9 release.
Integration options
Being a cloud based system, Cloud9 has few restrictions on the integration options. The following are some of the possibilities:
- Windows
- Unix/Linux
- Android
- iPhone
- OS X
- Custom
Services
=Cloud9 Payment Gateway
Cloud9 is essentially a multi-merchant/multi processor switch. Cloud9 reduces the complexity of direct processor and payment terminal programming, certification and compliance by presenting a simple unified interface to the developer with numerous interface options. The core communications are conducted via TLS/SOAP/JSON with wrappers in C/C++/Java, if desired.
Payment Device Controller (PDC)
Optional Payment Device Controller (PDC) hides the complexity of low level communications with the payment terminals and adds the Store and Forward functionality, if desired.
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| The client can communicate directly with the cloud or Payment Device Controller via SOAP, JSON or using the wizard like wrapper, written in C/C++/Java. |
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From the makers of Cloud9 Payment Processing Gateway and Creditline Credit Card Processing Software
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