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What is VFP 9?
If this is "visual foxpro" then that's not a platform we support with our SDKs
So you will likely need to leverage a web-based integration in a browser for any kind of client side support (for pure API requests you can always craft your own HTTP requests with any client suitable for your language).
take cards over the phone
I am curious how you intend/expect to use the terminal reader in this context
If you only collect cards over the phone, you could already collect those using MOTO techniques directly via API, given suitable PCI documentation: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/payment-intents/moto
(PCI compliance is also applicable to MOTO with Terminal: https://docs.stripe.com/terminal/features/mail-telephone-orders/overview#compliance)
I would suggest contacting support with more information about your use case to understand whats available and recommended: https://support.stripe.com/contact
The terminal handles the encryptation for PCI compliance. Yes it will be handled with a call from within VFP to an outside source.
Ok you'll need to contact support as indicated to request access for this and they will determine what is needed to enable this on your account.
And there is no SDKs for VFP, so as I mentioned you'll need either use a browser-based web integration or use the server-driven Terminal integration with your own customer HTTP requests