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card.io demo
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- Category:
- Libraries & Demo
- Release Date:
- Nov 16, 2011
- Homepage:
- http://card.io
- Publisher:
- card.io
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This app is a demonstration of the card.io SDK. It does not process payments, and card.io never saves card information.
Content rating: Everyone
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card.io, mobile commerce company which we’ve already covered in the past, released an Android SDK, enabling developers making apps for Google’s mobile platform to easily accept credit card payments. If you don’t know what card.io is all about, you should know that it allows consumers to take a picture of their credit card to process payments, without any extra hardware. Since its iOS platform launch in June over 80 apps have integrated the card.io SDK, with more than 750 new developers signed-up. Among the apps that already use card.io’s service are Venmo, a social payments platform, Merchant Billing, a billing, payments and processing company; and Qthru, a retail application that is geared toward improving the way people shop. Finally in case you wonder, the company is founded by two former AdMob employees, Mike Mettler and Josh Bleecher Snyder; and backed by angel investors Michael Dearing of Harrison Metal, Jeff Clavier and
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Card.io, the mobile commerce company started by two former AdMob employees, Mike Mettler and Josh Bleecher Snyder, is launching a software development kit (SDK) for Android today. The SDK for iOS launched in June, allowing mobile app developers to retrieve credit card information from cards held up in front of the phone’s camera. As of today, the company says that card.io is up-and-running in 80 iOS applications, with 750 developers in total having signed up for the service. The idea behind card.io is to make the experience of paying for items on mobile easier and faster. Instead of having to manually type in your credit card information, including expiration dates and the CVV code from the back of the card on tiny mobile keyboards, card.io users simply hold up their cards to their phone to pay for purchases. The solution has appeal across industries, including everything from e-commerce to ticketing to daily deal
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Reviews
Anthony
Great concept Can't wait to see this integrated into other apps!
Arindam
Galaxy tab 7 Doesn't work
David
Doesn't work.....
Gabriel
Working really well! I was surprised as my card is white. The digits are not really easy to distinguish, but it worked like a charm!
altidude
Does not work on LG Optimus T I click the "Scan A Credit Card Button" and text boxes for card number, expiry date, CVV and zip code pop up along with the swype (or android) keyboard. I can't even enter data in the text boxes. I like the idea. I'd love to see it work.
IronFirst
Works Great Works great on Galaxy S. Calling Mon to get SDK
Doesn't work well on Photon 4G. Error persists: "Device camera is unavailable."
David
Denis
Sprint, evo 4g, app said that card scanning requires network connection and I had wimax on with full bars
Error persists: "Device camera is unavailable."
Gabriel
I was surprised as my card is white. The digits are not really easy to distinguish, but it worked like a charm!
Mat
Could not read my yellow card in natural daylight. Works ok under my desk though! SGS2
Bryan
Does not work on Motorola Atrix with 2.3.4; camera comes up for a split second then backs out stating "Device camera is unavailable."
Bryan
Cool concept; does not work on Atrix Does not work on Motorola Atrix with 2.3.4; camera comes up for a split second then backs out stating "Device camera is unavailable."
