isn't that the whole point of payment cloakers to sell non compliant products ?
and also of the cloakers to hide non compliant websites?
oh i get your point too now you are saying the non compliant site will open the stripe sdk and all that will lead to flaggint the domain?
but payment...
Well, we can just have a common DB for both the clean and non-clean sites and just map the products differently, only on the frontend while keeping the backend intact
Basically:
One is clean and compliant for Stripe and PayPal audits
One is cloaked and shown only to real users with blackhat...
can you give me more info like what checks do they go through i am only aware like they receive payment details, ordered item details
check the webhook has to be from the same domain .
I mean for a payment cloaker that works with alot of api calls then that's different obv they will have to...
"Also, I think you should be platform agnostic. Not everyone will want to use WordPress"
yeah about this part well we just have an option to quick install wordpress, what we will be providing is just a blank hosting with root access, user can install anything they want, all traffic is already...
I saw that you said this part :
"when they checkout they reach a page on a secondary compliant site where they can see their order details and make the payment"
why cant we juts cloak the page tho then?
What do they actually do? Do they just hide your products and website from payment providers like what you're selling and everything? Is that it?
And do other people charge a percentage based on that (like cloaking service providers)?
Because I don't understand what's so difficult about payment...
I've been thinking about building an L3 and L7 layer cloaker that operates before traffic reaches the backend using ebpf packages and all, primarily based on network-layer filtering—a more sophisticated approach. I was curious, though: what do people usually cloak the most? Is it WordPress sites...
a lot of things are involved. Everyone has their their own tricks and settings up their sleeves, no one really wants to reveal it because of the competition.
Ad accounts are really expensive and it takes time to warm them up and setting them up on certain keywords, takes around a week or more (and then cpc to adjust) so you can start earning money.
Imagine in the middle of it your account gets fucked (talking about accounts that cost around...
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