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This is actually how a lot of merchants work -- they send CC info to a bank or processor, and get back a token they can use to charge that CC (without having to
by mmanfrin 13y ago
This is actually how a lot of merchants work -- they send CC info to a bank or processor, and get back a token they can use to charge that CC (without having to store CC information). Why Adobe didn't utilize this is beyond me.
- iriche 13y agoAnd what do you do when the payment provider you use sucks, and you want to move to a new one? Oh right! Every existing customer have to sign up again, and input the same info again. That's the reason to aim for PCI compliance your self.
- jarito 13y agoThis isn't really true anymore. Most major tokenization providers also provide a way to transfer data from one provider to the next. I'm sure they aren't happy about the idea, but most of them recognize that lock-in is a reason people don't use their services.
- iriche 13y agoThen I need to investigate if our payment provider provides this service :)