Whats the benefit of that? Isnt it more expensive than the normal one
Payment providers for Dropshipping.
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diamondhands
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Yes, you can use Revolut card with Shopify payments! Now I'm using Stripe, but a year ago, when Stripe wasn't available in my country, I was using Shopify Payments with UK address and Revolut virtual card with GBP and UK bank details. Was working perfectly.
Okay, if i may ask what made you switch from shopify payments to stripe since i think only shopify payments allow customers to fill their details on the same page.
and you also got a virtual phone number for revolut?
diamondhands
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Stripe allows to do that as well. I've switched because I can accept payments in USD, also, I'm not a big fan of Shopify Payments as they tend to ask you for all types of info, etc., but you can send fake UK address (for bills, as an example). They tend to be a bit more strict in terms of what you're selling as well.
Also, I've registered my company in US, so Stripe is working great as of for now.
As for Revolut - I do not needed a virtual phone number, but you will need one when you'll register for Shopify Payments. You will also need UK PO box/address, as SP will ask for it as well.
EDIT: I meant I can receive my funds in USD with Stripe since I prefer this currency in my business.
EDIT2: Also, Stripe is available in my country, so if I'd want to switch to it, I would be able to do that, while Shopify Payments is not available in my country.
i also have a registered UK LLC so using SP will only allow customers to pay in GBP
? i will try registering with stripe then ty, but they also require a phone number for the country youre registering in, aaah i'll just get one.
diamondhands
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No no. You will receive your payments in GBP (in Revolut), but your customers can pay via whichever currency they want to. So there will be an exchange from USD (let's say) to GBP, as your Revolut account will be in GBP.i also have a registered UK LLC so using SP will only allow customers to pay in GBP
As far as I know, SP have lower transaction fees, but not sure. Needs 5mins research ;D
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So all you need for Revolut is a UK PO box/address ? If you don't mind, which service do you recommend ?
diamondhands
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Yeah, it was enough year ago. Not sure how is it now, but shouldn't be an issue. As far as I remember, I've used this service: https://www.ukpostbox.com/
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What about their fees ? And customer service ? Which pricing plan did you choose ?
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In that case, they need a new card with new billing info to match their new account.
Some people also will not be accepted by accounts like facebook or google due to restricted locations, so they instead use VCC with valid location info.
I dont use them myself as I dont run ads, but people use VCC bc they can make stealth accounts if their main account gets banned.
In that case, they need a new card with new billing info to match their new account.
Some people also will not be accepted by accounts like facebook or google due to restricted locations, so they instead use VCC with valid location info.
Hello Sir, Can you tell me what is the use of transferwise here? because i can have only 2checkout in my country. Thanks
diamondhands
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Hey! Transferwise is like a bank account, this is where 2Checkout (in your case) would send your payments to from your customers!
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Eeey sorry I mean Revolut, what about Revolut's customer service ? Which pricing plan did you choose ? And what made you stop using them ?
(lot of questions I know, just bare with the beginners here
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yuuzokun
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Stripe, 2co, bluesnap, crypto, fastspring, skrill...
If you are on woocommerce you can offer store credits as well.
Paypal is an option too, but as you mentioned your account will be limited.
They rolled a dropshipping program last year but that was a total crap.
Use coupons and let people know they will get them if they pay with crypto. You can even put a video on your website showing how its easy to buy and use btc to pay.
If you are on woocommerce you can offer store credits as well.
Paypal is an option too, but as you mentioned your account will be limited.
They rolled a dropshipping program last year but that was a total crap.
Use coupons and let people know they will get them if they pay with crypto. You can even put a video on your website showing how its easy to buy and use btc to pay.
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Sounds really good! Never heard of using crypto for regular online shopping. How often will people choose it to buy from your store ? Are there any trust issues ? From what I know crypto is untraceable, aren't the customers worried that someone might get that crypto and don't deliver ? + Any good tips for implementing that in Shopify store ? From you experience if possible.
yuuzokun
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If your store is done following a guru video where he insisted on the facebook ads side and totally forgot that offering a great customer experience then I'm sure no one will trust it regards of having Paypal or BTC.
Start on making your store look professional, something that emits a trusting aura, forget about the flashy stuff and the scarcity cancer. Just do a clean, nice, minimalist and simple layout, add a couple of modern looking trust banners with a comprehensive guide on how to buy btc and purchase with it on your store.
https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/payments/alternative-payments/cryptocurrency
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Sounds good. I was just checking your POD service by the way, looks quite nice actually, nicely done.
RoyalOffshore
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Use 2checkout but never reveal you are a dropshipper. Stay under the radar, like 3-4 accounts, have a website for real actual products that you have gotten yourself and took a picture and cloak your sources.