SMSPayments - A Extension for Sending Payments

Extensions
#1

SMS payment are app inventor extensions for MIT App Inventor that simplify the process of integrating SMS payment functionality into mobile payment applications.

Blocks:

V1:

smspaymentblocks

V2:

SMSPaymentV2Blocks

AIX And AIA Files:

AIX:
com.brandon.smspayments.aix (7.8 KB)
com.brandon.smspaymentsv2.aix (8.6 KB)

or Github: GitHub - anbran223/SMSPayments

AIA:
SMSPayment.aia (8.8 KB)

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#2

What exactly is it?
Can you elaborate more?

#3

This Is A Extension for Making SMS Messaging Payments :grinning: @OfficialDjJohn
Of Course I Will Create A Video (Demo) Tommorow

#4

I still don’t understand this extension. Probably your video will help.

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#5

Thanks I Will Publish It Tommorow

#6

Do you mind publishing the source code so people know how it works? Sorry for the inconvenience.

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#7

Source Code:
SMSPayments.txt (4.6 KB)
Video:
(Published Tomorrow In Youtube)

#8

Sorry to say this, but your extension is entirely fake; it does not work.

Look at the CheckBalance block. It just makes up a random value of $100, and not even using the correct phone number. It just sends a text message with the wrong balance to the wrong phone number.

    @SimpleFunction(description = "Check the balance of the user's account.")
    public void CheckBalance() {
    Log.d("SMSPaymentExtension", "CheckBalance function called.");
    double balance = 100.0; // Example balance value
    String phoneNumber = "1234567890"; // Example phone number to send SMS to
    String message = "Your account balance is $" + String.format("%.2f", balance);
    SmsManager smsManager = SmsManager.getDefault();
    smsManager.sendTextMessage(phoneNumber, null, message, null, null);
}

Same with the other blocks.

    @SimpleFunction(description = "Cancel a payment request with the specified ID.")
    public void CancelPayment(int paymentID) {
    Log.d("SMSPaymentExtension", "CancelPayment function called with ID " + paymentID);
    String phoneNumber = "1234567890"; // Example phone number to send SMS to
    String message = "Payment request with ID " + paymentID + " has been cancelled.";
    SmsManager smsManager = SmsManager.getDefault();
    smsManager.sendTextMessage(phoneNumber, null, message, null, null);
   }

By sending a random number a text message to send a specific amount of money, this is probably a scam. Why are you directing this to this particular number, instead of sending the payment, you’re just sending a text message.

    @SimpleFunction(description = "Send a payment request SMS with the specified amount to the specified phone number.")
    public void SendPayment(String phoneNumber, double amount) {
        String message = "Please send $" + String.format("%.2f", amount) + " to " + phoneNumber;
        SmsManager smsManager = SmsManager.getDefault();
        smsManager.sendTextMessage(phoneNumber, null, message, null, null);
    }
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#9

Sorry to say this, but your extension is entirely fake; it does not work.