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3 minutes ago, kudouyuzi said:

I'm trying to found a plugin to verify the authenticity of the customer's credit card, anyone has an idea?

you mean whether the number itself is valid ? there should be plenty of online options for that, including using regex.

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2 hours ago, brian! said:

you mean whether the number itself is valid ? there should be plenty of online options for that, including using regex.

 

I want each customer to create a new ticket after adding a new card and then post my manual verification message, and disables this new credit card.

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On 3/19/2020 at 8:50 PM, WHMCS ChrisD said:

SecureTrading is not a gateway i am familar with I'd recommend checking with them if they pre-validate cards

Do you have a way to do if a client added a credit card to WHMCS and then it will create a ticket automatically?

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50 minutes ago, weelow said:

the only way you can do that is through an api with the gateway, or issuing bank, 
because even if you could validate the card number it could still fail server side validation and could still be a fake number.

Usually payment gateways provide this service so you do not  have to.

Payment gateways usually give you 2 options:

1- you redirect to them in an iframe so the client does not leave your site, or to a new window but now he can see the gateway link in the address bar and this method provides the customer with a form that he uses to fill in credit card information and it is sent to the gateway for verification. Data is not stored on your whmcs and not at the bank either, it is just sent to the gateway for processing only.

2. You take credit card information and send it to the bank with a token request so the bank replies with a token, then you store that token instead of the credit card information, and all future transactions use that token in order.

The only validator to this information is the gateway.

Ok thanks

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On 3/15/2020 at 5:34 PM, kudouyuzi said:

Hi,

I'm trying to found a plugin to verify the authenticity of the customer's credit card, anyone has an idea?

Thank you.

the only way you can do that is through an api with the gateway, or issuing bank, 
because even if you could validate the card number it could still fail server side validation and could still be a fake number.

Usually payment gateways provide this service so you do not  have to.

Payment gateways usually give you 2 options:

1- you redirect to them in an iframe so the client does not leave your site, or to a new window but now he can see the gateway link in the address bar and this method provides the customer with a form that he uses to fill in credit card information and it is sent to the gateway for verification. Data is not stored on your whmcs and not at the bank either, it is just sent to the gateway for processing only.

2. You take credit card information and send it to the bank with a token request so the bank replies with a token, then you store that token instead of the credit card information, and all future transactions use that token in order.

The only validator to this information is the gateway.

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