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WHMCS module for ePayment credit card processor


gupi

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ePayment (http://www.epayment.ro)

is a reputable Romanian online credit card processor.

 

Their API is very clear, so I have built a module to interconnect WHMCS with it.

The installation should be straightforward (see readme inside the archive)

 

Module released under GPL, no warranty offered.

Version should be considered a late beta/RC

It's been in use for about three months and works OK.

 

Future versions will focus on cleaning the code, adding documentation and synchronizing with all WHMCS v4.0 features.

epayment-module-0.3.zip

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Since Romania will switch to a new VAT value on July 1st, we have updated the epayment module (previos versions had the VAT calculations hardcoded)

 

ePayment module for WHMCS (v 0.5)

 

Changelog v0.5 (2010-Jun-29)

 

- licensed under GPL v3

- defined a variable called $vat_tax

(after July 1st you will have to edit file epayment.php and modify @vat_tax variable accordingly)

 

 

 

Here's how it looks the VAT section (starting line ~54) in epayment.php:

 

       # TAX variables
       # 8<-------------------------------------------------------------------

       $vat_tax = 19;       /* local VAT tax, in percents;          */

       # 8<-------------------------------------------------------------------

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