Non-3rd Party Processor load-balancing - GoFuckYourself.com

KidCock · 07-12-2003, 02:28 PM

Anyone who has interest in doing their own processing, ICQ me if the following interests you:

Processor Load-Balancing:

- Assign static and dynamic weights (dynamic calculated by crontab'd scripts every 5 minutes) per processor
- Set monthly limits
- Assign different card types (ie. if processor x only accepts Mastercard not Visa)
- Activate/deactivate processors at a moment's notice
- More details, ICQ me.

The obvious benefit of this is that you will:
- Try more than one processor automatically. This increases success rate as a transaction that gets rejected one place might go through another processor if they scrub less or use a different bank
- Pay less % fees than 3rd party processors.
- Don't put all your money in one basket

The only thing required is that you need to apply/have your own merchant accounts, for as many processors as you'd like in the system (of course once system is up, you can add new ones very easily).

This is code I've developed and used for the past 8 months successfully, I would modify it to streamline it and suit your needs if interested.

Anyone wishing more details can ICQ me.

07-12-2003, 02:28 PM	#1
KidCock So Fucking Banned Join Date: May 2003 Location: San Pedro, Costa Rica Posts: 788	Non-3rd Party Processor load-balancing Anyone who has interest in doing their own processing, ICQ me if the following interests you: Processor Load-Balancing: - Assign static and dynamic weights (dynamic calculated by crontab'd scripts every 5 minutes) per processor - Set monthly limits - Assign different card types (ie. if processor x only accepts Mastercard not Visa) - Activate/deactivate processors at a moment's notice - More details, ICQ me. The obvious benefit of this is that you will: - Try more than one processor automatically. This increases success rate as a transaction that gets rejected one place might go through another processor if they scrub less or use a different bank - Pay less % fees than 3rd party processors. - Don't put all your money in one basket The only thing required is that you need to apply/have your own merchant accounts, for as many processors as you'd like in the system (of course once system is up, you can add new ones very easily). This is code I've developed and used for the past 8 months successfully, I would modify it to streamline it and suit your needs if interested. Anyone wishing more details can ICQ me.