Stripe-Atlas doesn't accept dropshiping!

[Endee]

But if you are using a shopify store, the oberlo app of your store can only be seen from the backend not the front end, how will Stripe know that info about you ?
I'm not using shopify that's why i'm asking, from the way i see it your store from the outside will look normal just like any other ecommerce websites, because if the dropshipping activity was visibile for the eye no buyer would want to sell from websites that do dropshipping !

Just in case, check with F12 and then CTRL + F and see if your source code contains any keywords, like oberlo or drop shipping

You are right. They can't see it from the frontend. I guess stripe is less strict then, because 2checkout asks people for their details so they can view the backend

 

[kurosaki4d]

You are right. They can't see it from the frontend. I guess stripe is less strict then, because 2checkout asks people for their details so they can view the backend

2checkout asks for an account to access your dashboard ? I did not know that, that's crazy !

Just don't mention anything on your website that might vive hints or ideas that your website does dropshipping, like shipping from china or sort of these informations !

 

[Endee]

2checkout asks for an account to access your dashboard ? I did not know that, that's crazy !

Just don't mention anything on your website that might vive hints or ideas that your website does dropshipping, like shipping from china or sort of these informations !

Yes. They often do that. Esp if you're in a 3rd world country

 

[kurosaki4d]

Yes. They often do that. Esp if you're in a 3rd world country

Thanks for the information, you saved me future trouble with them !

My advice to you, is stick with Paypal integrate their payment gateway, standart paypal, and if you are not from a 3rd world country go for the braintree !

Stripe is very strict with their fraud policy, and it is known for that, and because of that many scammers are looking for websites with this payment gateway to pull the same scam of buy + refund and it usualy work for them ! Your gonna have a hard time trying to stay under 1% of fraud limit, 1% is like just one refund request, in e-commerce that's impossible not to have it !

Especially when you can't confirm the good delivery of your product to their destination ! Maybe if you were delivering physical products by your company and you would get the signature of your client you could take a picture and use it in the dispute, but in your case of dropshipping you can't do that ! You'll loose almost every dispute and your Stripe account will be closed before you know it !

At least with Paypal, in some realy rare cases if they decide to shutdown your account, they will leave you some time to withdraw your money unlike Stripe !

Good luck bro and keep us updated ! We'll happy to help you in your journey

 

[sanj108]

Thanks for the info. I haven't heard about use Braintree as payment processor for dropshipping business. Please share your experience you have with this payment processor.

Thanks for the information, you saved me future trouble with them !

My advice to you, is stick with Paypal integrate their payment gateway, standart paypal, and if you are not from a 3rd world country go for the braintree !

Stripe is very strict with their fraud policy, and it is known for that, and because of that many scammers are looking for websites with this payment gateway to pull the same scam of buy + refund and it usualy work for them ! Your gonna have a hard time trying to stay under 1% of fraud limit, 1% is like just one refund request, in e-commerce that's impossible not to have it !

Especially when you can't confirm the good delivery of your product to their destination ! Maybe if you were delivering physical products by your company and you would get the signature of your client you could take a picture and use it in the dispute, but in your case of dropshipping you can't do that ! You'll loose almost every dispute and your Stripe account will be closed before you know it !

At least with Paypal, in some realy rare cases if they decide to shutdown your account, they will leave you some time to withdraw your money unlike Stripe !

Good luck bro and keep us updated ! We'll happy to help you in your journey

 

[kurosaki4d]

Thanks for the info. I haven't heard about use Braintree as payment processor for dropshipping business. Please share your experience you have with this payment processor.

Unfortunately i haven't used the Braintree because it is not supported in all countries, i wish it was in mine but it's the best from what i hear and i see in the internet, i can't think of something better than Paypal Braintree !

My advice to you just go for it, don't hesitate too long. But if you wanna get further informations i'm sure that there are a lot of people here who are already working with it !

Good luck bro !

 

[upthetop]

How about PayPal's standard funds withhold policy? In the 1st 3 months they keep your funds for 3 weeks.
Just thought I'd throw it in.

 

[sanj108]

How about PayPal's standard funds withhold policy? In the 1st 3 months they keep your funds for 3 weeks.
Just thought I'd throw it in.

Don't think this would benefit a business that requires regular output

 

[upthetop]

Don't think this would benefit a business that requires regular output

do you mean still use it anyways as extra channel?

 

[sanj108]

do you mean still use it anyways as extra channel?

I mean keeping your fund hold for 3 weeks wouldn't be a good choice. On the other hand, paypal requires many verification from time to time when you make big transactions.

 

[kurosaki4d]

I mean keeping your fund hold for 3 weeks wouldn't be a good choice. On the other hand, paypal requires many verification from time to time when you make big transactions.

I agree, especialy if you need to use and reinvest the money you received in your paypal account. That isn't the best choice for an online business model.

Paypal are becoming more and more strict. Even if you verify your informations once, it doesn't mean it will be the last one, i have heard personaly from many people who make big numbers, even though they have registered LLC and make legitimate and significant amount of money, verifying once or twice doesn't lift up the suspiciouns around you, it will always be there, expect that request verification to hit you at any time on Paypal.

 

[Badboy Enterprise]

Bluesnap

how to add bluesnap into shopify? cant see it on the gateway options

 

[Faceless Men]

Get a LLC in Wyoming. But to open a bank account, you must go to Wyoming, US (1 visit is enough). Then you can apply for Stripe/Shopify Payments. Lots of options once you have a legal entity & required documents in US

 

[Zakhej]

how to add bluesnap into shopify? cant see it on the gateway options

bluesnap is not available anymore with shopify...

 

[kurosaki4d]

So what are the other options available for 3rd countries besides Stripe and Paypal ?

 

[Badboy Enterprise]

bluesnap is not available anymore with shopify...

why they removed?