: What do I need to do to enable my site to accept credit cards? I want to store my customers' credit card information in my database so that they can quickly check out again without having

@Sent6035632

For anyone in the UK - we use SagePay who basically offer the same as Braintree.

They allow you to bypass PCI Compliance by storing all of the secure information for you.

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@Reiling115

I've heard nothing but good things about Braintree.

They break down PCI compliance to the basics - if it enters your environment, you need to be compliant. As a result they have a solution that eliminates you needing to worry about it by posting sensitive information directly to them!

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@Courtney195

I've used Authorize.Net on many e-commerce projects and have never been anything less than thrilled with their service and security. Actually, their security is so good that it can be a little annoying at times. But I suppose that's a good problem to have.

They have a ton of options, from a real easy "transfer control from your site to ours" for credit card processing to a completely customizable "roll your own" service with a rich (and slightly complex) API.

The back-end processing is full featured as well, letting you (or the business owner) have complete control over settling transactions, issuing credits, and so on.

It's real nice.

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@Becky754

We are using cybersource for all of our payment and transaction needs. By using cybersource you don't need to store your customer's credit card information in your database and you still can let them pay with their credit cards.

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@Chiappetta492

PCI Compliance is a good place to start.

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