PayOne HTML5 API by PaymentOne

Mobile payment company PaymentOne has launched a new HTML5 Payment API with the goal of allow developers to create write-once cross platform games with HTML5 and but take advantage of direct to carrier billing that shows up on users monthly statements.

Here’s how PaymentOne describes the process on their website:

The One Click and HTML5 payment options integrate easily right into the application with a few simple steps. Once integrated, charging for the premium features or selling virtual goods in-app is easy. With One Click for Android, the consumer simply accepts the charges and has it added to their monthly carrier bill. With HTML5, consumers enter the mobile number, confirm the PIN code and complete the transaction. Download our API documents.


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