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Revision as of 00:13, 28 May 2017
Cloud9 Payment Gateway Documentation. This site can also be reached at http://docs.cloud9paymentgateway.com
Contents
Overview
Optional Payment Device Controller (PDC) hides the complexity of low level communications with the payment terminals and adds Offline Store & Forward functionality, if desired.
The client (POS/web page/mobile device, etc) can communicate with the PDC, which will in turn control the payment perminal/pin pad and relate the processing instructions to the Cloud9 Payment Gateway.
This is the easiest form of integration and it is recommended.
Note: Variations of Payment Device Controller are Payment Mobile Controller (PMC) and Payment Web Controller (PWC), dealing with mobile and web based payment processing functionality respectively.
→ OPTION1: Local Payment Device Controller with Store and Forward Capability
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| The client can communicate with a local Payment Device Controller (PDC) via SOAP, JSON or using the wizard like wrapper, written in C/C++/Java. |
→ OPTION2: No Local Software - Direct Cloud Connection to Cloud9 Payment Web Controller (PWC)
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| The client can communicate directly with the cloud Payment Web Controller (PWC) via SOAP, JSON or using the wizard like wrapper, written in C/C++/Java. |
Payment Device Controller Setup
Please, see Cloud9 Payment Device Controller Setup
Supported Terminals/Pin Pads
- We support and sell the full line of Ingenico Telium 2 EMV and NFC compliant devices, such as Ingenico IPP320, IWL350, ISC350, etc. All future Telium 2 devices will be supported automatically. All Terminals and Pin Pads from that line are EMV compliant and operational. See #Hardware Setup below for more info.
- Also supported are any and all MSR readers and non-EMV compliant pin pads for non-EMV transactions.
Download
MS Windows
→Note, that Citrix environment requires setting the IPP320 on com port 32 (you will need to change it from the default port 96). Citrix does not scan for ports above 32.
Cloud9 Payment Device Controller (PDC) Install
Linux
OSX
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Hardware Setup
If you have not done so, run the Payment Terminal Setup below.
Ingenico IPP320 Setup
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From the makers of Cloud9 Payment Processing Gateway and Creditline Credit Card Processing Software
