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In this section of the course, we're going to start with something really simple, a virtual terminal,

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the sort of thing you might use if someone was to phone you and give you a credit card number over the

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phone.

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And we're going to build this locally and we're not going to bother with authentication or login.

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So we're not going to protect this form.

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So clearly, this isn't something you would deploy to a live server, but we're going to be doing it

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locally and only using test credit card numbers.

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So it's very simple.

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I would click on the amount field and put some amount in, say, ten dollars cardholder name.

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I might go with Jack, be nimble.

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And the email address Jack at nimble dot com and then a credit card number and I'll put it in one of

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Stripe's test credit card numbers which is always approved for two.

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For two.

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And you can see a change to visa there in the left hand side of this input, four two four to four to

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four to four two four two.

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And I'll put in any valid expiry date in the future, say zero one twenty nine.

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Any any numbers for the security code three three three and any zip code.

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And stripe is smart enough that if you put it in an American credit card number, it will show zip.

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But if you put in, for example, Canadian credit card number, it will actually put postal code there

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and require you to enter it in the correct format.

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So I'll put in any postal code or any zip code nine one two and I click charge card.

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And this will call a back end, which we've written and go and it will process the credit card through

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Stripe's Test Payment Gateway.

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So there goes validated locally.

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We have our little spinner and it passed muster.

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Now if I was to put in a credit card number that failed.

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So let I go back to the terminal and we'll put some new information in here, say one hundred dollars

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this time John Smith, John at Smith dot com.

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And this time I'll put in a credit card number that is designed to fail every time.

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Too, and again, a valid date in the future, say twenty eight this time five five five nine one 020

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and this time it should decline.

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And it does.

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Your card was declined, so that's the sort of thing we'll be doing in this section of the course and

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let's get started.