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making payment on centipaid.com which process micropayments using
internet stamps. 

Centipaid.com offers websites the flexibility to charge small amounts
of money, also refered to as B<micropayment>, to users wishing to
access to their web services without the complexity of setting up 
e-commerce enabled site, or to deal with expensive credit card 
processing options. Users benefit from not having to reveal their
identity or credit card information everytime they decide to visit a 
website.  Instead, centipaid allows users to simply pay using
a pre-paid internet stamp, by simply uploading the stamp to centipaid's
site. The stamps are valid in all sites using centipaid.com payment
system.

To access a site, recipts are issued by centipaid and are used to track 
valid payments.  This information is captured and processed by the
Apache::Centipaid module.  The information is then stored locally to 
any SQL database installed.  The module relies on DBD/DBI interface
so as long as the database has a DBD interface installed under Perl,
and utilizes SQL to make queries and inserts, then you should be able 
to maintain and track your receipts.

RCS/Centipaid.pm,v  view on Meta::CPAN

making payment on centipaid.com which process micropayments using
internet stamps. 

Centipaid.com offers websites the flexibility to charge small amounts
of money, also refered to as B<micropayment>, to users wishing to
access to their web services without the complexity of setting up 
e-commerce enabled site, or to deal with expensive credit card 
processing options. Users benefit from not having to reveal their
identity or credit card information everytime they decide to visit a 
website.  Instead, centipaid allows users to simply pay using
a pre-paid internet stamp, by simply uploading the stamp to centipaid's
site. The stamps are valid in all sites using centipaid.com payment
system.

To access a site, recipts are issued by centipaid and are used to track 
valid payments.  This information is captured and processed by the
Apache::Centipaid module.  The information is then stored locally to 
any SQL database installed.  The module relies on DBD/DBI interface
so as long as the database has a DBD interface installed under Perl,
and utilizes SQL to make queries and inserts, then you should be able 
to maintain and track your receipts.

README  view on Meta::CPAN

Internet stamps
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Internet stamps are specially crafted electronic images containing encrypted 
information required for clearing payments through Centipaid. The stamps are 
assembled using our patent-pending process to create steganographically encrypted 
stamps used in making secure and anonymous micro payments online.

Each internet stamp is unique from an electronic point of view, having an 
individual serial number.  Each one is treated as a virtual pre-paid card and 
is uploaded to Centipaid whenever payment is requested.  This parallels the 
swiping of a credit cards through a card reader at a physical store location.  
By uploading the stamp, there is no need to remember, enter, or jot down 
usernames, passwords, or credit card numbers. 

Latest Version
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Please check for the latest version of this software for important fixes and
added features at http://www.centipaid.com/download/apache_centipaid.html

Support
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Centipaid maintains current support issues in the Knowledgebase at