Pt 2. Building an end to end ISO 8583 System - POS Terminal

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[@VictorNdulue]

You did a great job here. Very helpful resource. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

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Well done. 👍

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[@bayobizzle]

Great work. It all makes sense now. Question: in reality who is the client and who is the server?

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In reality, who becomes the client & server basically depends strictly on implementation. There are times where by a bank outsources there card processing to other companies, now those companies will need to communicate with the bank to fetch customer details and perform other transactions, in this case, the bank will have the Server hosted, whilst the third party will have a client that speaks to the Bank’s ISO server. Also note that both of them would have agreed on specifications for building both ISO systems

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