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The de-facto open source implementation of the international ISO-8583 standard

jPOS.org Project

Java® based jPOS provides an open source software bridge between ISO-8583-based messages and your internal processing networks and systems. Whether an organization is tracking millions of transactions daily or tens of thousands, jPOS can be implemented to create a clean, efficient financial solution for handling data associated with all transactions in a PCI compliant way.

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Processing millions of transactions per day in 80+ countries in 5 continents.

  • jPOS

    jPOS is a Java® platform-based, mission-critical, ISO-8583 based financial transaction library/framework that can be customized and extended to implement financial interchanges.

  • jPOS-EE

    Makes the most out of jPOS by providing developers with the business logic, rules and database connectivity required by financial interchanges, transaction switches and other sophisticated systems.

  • jPOSware

    A familiy of jPOS related products like jCARD, jPTS, Programmer's Guide, ISO/Bridge and the ISO-8583 C lightweight library.

  • jPOS.org

    Visit the jPOS Project Website to download jPOS Community Version and check the available free resources like API Docs, source code, related blogs and mailing lists.

jPOS.org Project up to date:

jPOS 2.1.2 and jPOS-EE 2.2.5 are out. // jCard under the "Business Source License" // Gradle Project now default for jPOS builds // Updates for jPOS CMF

jPOS UsersFrom Fortune 500 companies to small retailers

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jPOS.org Community ActivityRants, raves, questions and more from jPOS.org's vibrant community

There has been some interest in jPOS-Users mailing list regarding how to setup the Client Simulator module from jPOS-EE. I'll show you here how to use it using the jPOS-template...

Alejandro Revilla's jPOS.org Blog

jPOS 2.0.8 has been released, new development version is now 2.0.9-SNAPSHOT see ChangeLog for details. This release includes the former jPOS-EE SSH module that can be enabled by calling Q2 with the --ssh switch. This requires a file cfg/authorized_keys and defaults to port 2222. After starting the SSH service, one can: ssh -p 2222 admin@localhost and get a Q2 CLI prompt. See q2 --help for details.

Alejandro Revilla's jPOS.org Blog

Suggest a test case for a newly deployed jPOS instance? I am learning about jPOS, and currently have deployed an experimental instance. Could you please suggest a test to test it? I am thinking of the following test: install a jPOS simulator of processing bank, connect the jPOS instance to the simulator, then initiate a testing transaction. Does it sound like a good way to go?

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