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This example will not
DESCCValidator is an Active
CardCheck provides developers
A$P Charge is an ASP object
validate, process or store a
Server Component, which
with a way to validate
that enables your web site
credit card. It will
validates Credit Card
credit card numbers. It can
to accept, verify and
however, verify a credit
Numbers for any ASP page.
be used with any programming
process credit cards in
card number based on some
Features include:
language that supports COM:
real-time by providing a
standardized criteria.
Compatibility with IIS 3,
Scripting languages
gateway to internet credit
Distinct credit card types
IIS 4 and PWS, Automatic
(VBScript, JavaScript),
card processing networks. It
have unique prefixes
ActiveX DLL Registration,
Visual Basic (Versions 4 and
currently supports 90+
(usually the 1st 4 numbers)
Thorough help files and
up), VBA (Word, Excel,
diffrent credit card
set by the credit card
trouble shooting, Included
Access ...), VC++, BC++,
networks including ICVerify,
companies themselves and a
uninstall application, and
Delphi, Power Builder to
Epoch, iBill, CyberSource,
specific digit length for
Validates Visa, Mastercard,
name only a few. Supported
and CyberCash. It also works
the account number. This
American Express, Diner's
Credit Cards are: VISA,
with Visual Basic, Access,
function will check that as
Club, and Discover Card.
Master Card - Eurocard,
Excel, Word and other
well as test the expiration
Please note that
Discover - Novus, American
programs and languages that
date against today's date.
DESCCValidator only
Express, JCB and En Route.
recognize COM/ActiveX
This function returns True
Validates the authenticity
objects.
if credit card info appears
of a Credit Card's Number,
to be valid or False if the
it does not check the
information does not pass
balance in the account.
the standardized criteria
established for specific
credit cards.
Date: Sep, 18 2000 Date: Aug, 22 2000 Date: Dec, 29 1999 Date: Dec, 21 1999 |
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