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  1. We've been working on a fork of the original Stripe module shipped with Blesta, as can be seen here: https://github.com/nodecraft/stripe_plus_gateway. Our primary goals are to support new Stripe features, and better complement Stripe's recommendations to its customers. One of the primary new features that Stripe now supports is ACH payments. We've already implemented ACH payments into our forked module, however unfortunately, Stripe's ACH verification process requires additional steps not currently supported by Blesta natively. When adding an ACH account to a Stripe account, Stripe makes two micro-deposits by default, which the customer is then required to enter after they've cleared. This is in order to verify their bank account details. Stripe provides the functionality via their API to then verify and match those amounts automatically for customers and without a plugin, Blesta would be unable to provide this verification process for it's users. https://stripe.com/docs/ach#manually-collecting-and-verifying-bank-accounts This can be worked around of course by contacting the customer, and then having an agent manually verify the micro-deposits via Stripe's UI, but having this available via Blesta would be much more ideal, and allow customers to add ACH accounts via Stripe, without any need of talking to a representative of the company. You can read more about ACH via their docs: https://stripe.com/docs/ach If any further information is required, don't hesitate to let us know and we'll be happy to assist in any way that we can.
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  2. They created a task to include it in v4.0 https://dev.blesta.com/browse/CORE-2219
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  3. Paul

    Zh_Hk Translation Exists?

    Yep, use PHP 5.6 for Blesta 3.6.1. We are working to have support for PHP 7 in v4.0 if possible, have had issues with Ioncube's beta loaders.. and I wouldn't suggest using Ioncube beta loaders anyway.
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  4. Paul

    Wht Database Hacked/leaked

    Just read through some of the posts in that WHT thread... they were using MD5 passwords?!! Seriously. They might as well be plain text. We switched to bcrypt, HMAC-SHA-256 hashes in Blesta 3.0 years ago and wrote about it a year before v3 was released here - http://www.blesta.com/2012/08/17/blesta-3-0-more-on-security-video-2/ Nobody learns, and big companies like Penton have no excuses. They have the means.
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  5. Paul

    Release 3.6.1

    I'm pretty sure if you recommended Blesta on their forums they would censor it and ban you. Not very respectful.
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