“Our software is designed to run on a Linux server,” noted
Jeff Foster, vice president for business development at Payment
Plus, in an e-mail. “Over 90% of our customers have a ‘Linux box,’
no matter what system they are running internally.“
“LiveProcessor is the “payment processor” from Payment Plus, a
company that has been processing payments for companies including
Prudential, AT&T Labs, AAA, Tupperware, Quote.com and many
others. According to Mr. Foster, Payment Plus processes payments
for just shy of 60 companies, and averages over 500,000 such
transactions a day. Oddly enough, considering the recognition
Hell’s Kitchen received, Payment Plus is by far the more complete
payment processing “solution,” offering both frame relay
connections and real time authorization for high volume
clients.”
“The Payment Plus e-commerce “package” consists of LiveProcessor
2.1; “Assist,” the company’s open source browser interface; and an
embedded, searchable database product which stores all
transactions, authorizations, declines and deposits.”
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