SSL with oracle APEX

Hi
We ar trying to make a consumer protal where in a consumer after keying in his service number is given paytment details.As soon he presses the pay now URL is directed to bank. The payment deails are sent back to site.
How certicfictaion and security feature of oracle can be used here.
Please help
Prashant

Hi,
I assume you like hide port from URL?
You should use port 443 for SSL.
Then your URL is like https://server/pls/apex/
Regards,
Jari
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