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Payment Gateways with the best API? [closed]

Our company will soon need to integrate a payment gateway with our PHP web application for our users to be able to pay a "conference registration fee" using a credit card. Before defaulting to using Authorize.net, I want to find out from other developers which payment gateways you have used, and can recommend, that has an easy to use/integrate API.

FYI: Our company is in the U.S.A.

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Andrew Avatar asked Nov 09 '10 18:11

Andrew


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Authorize.net is pretty much the standard for real merchant accounts. Most other providers even have an authorize.net emulation mode. The API is fairly standard - there isn't much room for creativity here.

I've worked with Amazon SimplePay which was relatively painless as well. Google Checkout is also fairly flexible. Neither of these is a real merchant account system of course.

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Yann Ramin Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 20:10

Yann Ramin