@Hans
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AFAIK, there's one big road-block in the way of achieving this: payment processor APIs require a working modern web browser. For security reasons credit card numbers need to be sent directly to the payment processor (PayPal, Stripe, etc.). That way only the payment processor needs to have a PCI DSS level security.
What if Amistore only transmitted non-sensitive data such as your username and a code for the product you wish to purchase, and your card details were saved in your account on the Amistore website. On the server side it would reference the product code and username and charge your card accordingly.
A continous payment agrement (CPA) provides the framework for the merchent to charge your card as and when for a non-predetermined amount
My question as someone who isn't a web developer is, can an automated payment be prompted from an external source in this way?