Ubercart. Ubercart is the most popular Drupal E-Commerce platform for your website. It implements everything you need to start selling products online. Web Developers from all skill ranges can use it to support a variety of E-Commerce industries-- including physical goods, digital downloads, or even subscription based billing services. Ubercart can do it all! For more details, be sure to visit the What is Ubercart? Page for more info. Current Features: Ubercart is PayPal certified and integrates PayPal Website Payments Standard, Website Payments Pro, and Express Checkout. Support & Issue Tracking Ubercart maintains a customized support forum at the community site. (Please note: the issue tracker enabled here at Drupal.org is for specific bug reporting and documentation deficiencies only.
In addition to the forums, community members regularly hang out in #drupal-ubercart on irc.freenode.net. Module Dependencies For full functionality, Ubercart depends a few other contributed Drupal modules. Live Sites. 7,500 shoppers unknowingly sold their souls. E-Commerce. What is Ubercart? Where do credit card fees come from? It is known by some, but not all, that businesses pay fees in order to accept credit cards as a form of payment. In fact, over 7 million merchants in the U.S. accept credit cards. During 2006 they collectively paid over 30 billion in credit card acceptance fees. Despite the size of the industry, it’s a mystery to most who is pocketing all this money and how prices are determined and reported. I had a CPA tell me the other day, “I’m a smart guy. I understand numbers, pricing and reconciliation, but for whatever reason I just cannot get my head around credit card processing fees and the unbelievably complicated way companies report them.”
He’s not alone. Hopefully this article will clear up some of that confusion as I provide some context about where credit card fees come from, who’s making the money, and how fees and rates are determined. These issuing financial institutions make money every time a card they issued is used to purchase something.