Did you finally implement this ? If you dit, maybe you could consider opening a Jira issue and submit a patch ?
> Started working on the ability for our product store to configure which
> payment methods are available to them. The current support in Ofbiz appears
> to allow me to do this at the PaymentMethodType level -- CREDIT_CARD,
> EFT_ACCOUNT, FIN_ACCOUNT, GIFT_CARD, etc. What it does not appear to let me
> do is to restrict to the various sub-types in that payment method (VISA,
> MASTERCARD, etc). These things seem to be rendered in a hard-coded
> cctypes.ftl file (which also does not seem to make use of the cardType
> enumeration (ie. "Visa" is used on the CreditCard.cardType instead of
> CCT_VISA).
>
> SO, what I want to do is be able to configure the various credit card types
> that are applicable to the CREDIT_CARD payment method. I would also like to
> be able to drive the rendering of this from the enumerations of type
> CREDIT_CARD_TYPE.
>
> What I am suggesting is a new entity "ProductStoreCreditCardSetting" that
> will seed to the same set of credit cards that are produced in the
> cctypes.ftl file. I would then change the rendering of this ftl to make use
> of these including using the key in the options widget to be the proper
> enumeration key. A new page in the product store setup to support
> indicating which credit card types are available as form of payment in the
> product store. Finally impact analysis to make sure that there is not code
> that is making use of the key and has the expectation that it is "Visa"
> instead of "CCT_VISA".
>
> The other option I considered was modeling each credit card as a separate
> payment method. This would allow us to have different services for each of
> the credit cards but force a change in how the ecommerce payment method /
> credit card is selected.
>
> Thoughts?
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