As already mentioned, CVV isn't required. I believe that it's helpful in the event of a dispute, in that it's better to have than not have. Another way to mak

As already mentioned, CVV isn't required. I believe that it's helpful in the event of a dispute, in that it's better to have than not have. Another way to make it easier for the user is to auto-type the card. This table illustrates which card types match which patterns (e.g., cards starting with 4 are visas. If the user types in a 4, you can auto-select the card type, and save the user a step): http://www.merriampark.com/anatomycc.htm http://www.merriampark.com/anatomycc.htm Aside from that, if you already have the user's information in a database (regular info, not credit) -- you can prepopulate some of the fields (first name, last name, zip), and just give them a button for 'not me'.