This is the first time I've heard of stripe, but I'm looking at the docs. It looks like it leaves the credit card data collection to your end, which means you have to get SSL and go through PCI compliance regulations, similar to authorize.net.
I might add it if a significant number of people want it, or I could integrate it as a custom project. Estimate would be 4-8 hours, which I could discount to $40/hr, so $160-$320.
Sure, I hope you consider this payment processor. I've dropped 2C0 as they are more expensive to process payments. Stripe also have volume discounts. With the emergence of LetsEncrypt SSL has gotten a lot cheaper. StartSSL from StartCom has cheap certs if your not fond of a free one from LetsEncrypt. No excuse for NOT using SSL on your sites anymore. So and Google is giving websites a rank boost for doing that. I hope you consider supporting Stripe Payments. It would be a savings for you to use them as well as it was for me.
At the moment I'm working on adding worldpay payment processing, as someone is paying me to do that.
SSL is not automateable so it's a potential support headache and could lead to people blaming the script for not working without understanding what they need to do. That said I've done it with authorize.net, but as far as I know the only person using authorize.net in WSN is the person who paid me to implement it. Stripe's fees are the same as wepay and paypal so it doesn't offer any savings.
At some point when I have some free time I plan to put more hours into the possibility to integrating omnipay (a php library which tries to provide something resembling a common interface to dozens of payment processors) into WSN, after which it would become easier and thus more likely that I'd integrate stripe.
Update: I was working with stripe on a paid project recently, and although the project didn't involve integrating stripe with WSN's sponsorship or cart checkout systems it did familiarize me with what will be involved and involved building some of the relevant code. I am now working on integrating it.
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Posted Sep 07, 2015 - 1:45 PM:
Is it possible to add support to: https://stripe.com/docs
Popular new payment processor.
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This is the first time I've heard of stripe, but I'm looking at the docs. It looks like it leaves the credit card data collection to your end, which means you have to get SSL and go through PCI compliance regulations, similar to authorize.net.
I might add it if a significant number of people want it, or I could integrate it as a custom project. Estimate would be 4-8 hours, which I could discount to $40/hr, so $160-$320.
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Sure, I hope you consider this payment processor. I've dropped 2C0 as they are more expensive to process payments. Stripe also have volume discounts. With the emergence of LetsEncrypt SSL has gotten a lot cheaper. StartSSL from StartCom has cheap certs if your not fond of a free one from LetsEncrypt. No excuse for NOT using SSL on your sites anymore. So and Google is giving websites a rank boost for doing that.
I hope you consider supporting Stripe Payments. It would be a savings for you to use them as well as it was for me.
Cheers!
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Joined: Dec 20, 2001
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At the moment I'm working on adding worldpay payment processing, as someone is paying me to do that.
SSL is not automateable so it's a potential support headache and could lead to people blaming the script for not working without understanding what they need to do. That said I've done it with authorize.net, but as far as I know the only person using authorize.net in WSN is the person who paid me to implement it. Stripe's fees are the same as wepay and paypal so it doesn't offer any savings.
At some point when I have some free time I plan to put more hours into the possibility to integrating omnipay (a php library which tries to provide something resembling a common interface to dozens of payment processors) into WSN, after which it would become easier and thus more likely that I'd integrate stripe.
developer
Usergroup: Administrator
Joined: Dec 20, 2001
Location: Diamond Springs, California
Total Topics: 61
Total Comments: 7868
Update: I was working with stripe on a paid project recently, and although the project didn't involve integrating stripe with WSN's sponsorship or cart checkout systems it did familiarize me with what will be involved and involved building some of the relevant code. I am now working on integrating it.