Processing Manual Payments

There are several different ways to integrate OZSECURE into your e-commerce web site.

Direct to quick_transaction.php

To directly submit a transaction to OZSECURE, you can set your form to submit to https://www.ozsecure.com/quick_transaction.php and parse the following variables:

**Total Amount (in cents): total
**E-Mail Address: email
**First Name: firstname
**Last Name: lastname
Address: address
Suburb: suburb
State: state
Postcode: postcode
**Client's Credit Card Number: cc_numer
**Expiry Month: cc_expiry_month
**Expiry Year: cc_expiry_year

Example - Get your form or order script to send data to OZSECURE for an amount of $1.00:
https://www.ozsecure.com/quick_transaction.php?total=100 & email=client@clientsite.com&firstname=Clients&lastname=Name&
cc_number=0000000000000000&cc_expiry_month=05&cc_expiry_year=2004

This method of interfacing with OZSECURE is not the most secure and it is highly recommended you use the following method instead especially if you are a web developer or have programming experience.

Make sure all amounts are listed in cents!

Implementing a script similar to transaction.php

This is the most secure way of interfacing with OZSECURE but is reserved for those with web development experience.

First, you need to download the transaction.php file.

Unzip the file and open it in your favourite text editor.

If you are using PHP for your e-commerce site, then adapting the PHP file to work with your site is fairly easy. You simply need to change the variables under the /* Changed variables */ heading to equal the appropriate $_GET or $_POST data from your e-commerce software. Once you have done this, the transaction.php file should automatically interface with OZSECURE.

If you use a different type of scripting language, you can still use transaction.php as a guide. Simply all transaction.php does is interfaces with the quick_transaction.php file mentioned in the first section. As long as you can submit your data to https://www.ozsecure.com/quick_transaction.php using the correct variable names, you should be able to interface OZSECURE with any e-commerce software package.