Stripe Launches Code Library For Credit Card Form Development

By  |  February 10, 2013
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Stripe has released a library of code for building credit card forms called jQuery.payment designed to help developers build better payments forms, reports TechCrunch.

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    The library helps developers build around common tasks such as validating card numbers, formatting such numbers properly and more. Any developer has access to the library, even if they don’t use Stripe.

    TechCrunch has also reported that Stripe now does over $1 million a day in payments processing.

    Read the full story here.


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