Offshore payment processor for VISA/Mastercard

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Hello, I'm looking out for a good offshore payment processor. Looking to make an offshore account to accept Credit Card payments. Had some people suggest Flutterwave, tbh, have no idea where to start. Some tips would be helpful
 
Never heard of those.

Is Bitcoin out of the question?
 
There's no such thing as the words "offshore" and "credit cards" in the same sentence. Get some stealth accounts and you will be able to use any payment method.
 
depends on your industry? have you tried googling high risk payment processors?
 
vend-o, worldpay, enot.io, suqare,cybersource,braintree,authorizenet, are best for high risk payments.
 
insane rates for most of them! worldpay not doing high risk. try Verotel
You need to understand that doing "high risk" means more risk for the providers too, risk needs to bring a reward (the rate they ask)
It is better to have a provider aware of your business and accepting the risk than signing with stripe, braintree, or with any of the usual provider. They will terminate your contract quickly and hold funds.
 
You need to understand that doing "high risk" means more risk for the providers too, risk needs to bring a reward (the rate they ask)
It is better to have a provider aware of your business and accepting the risk than signing with stripe, braintree, or with any of the usual provider. They will terminate your contract quickly and hold funds.
got an high risk with a 5% rate compared to some of the above who charge up to 15%
 
Hello everyone. Im trying to find a payment processor for 2 MONTHS!! I really need help desperetly. Im running a website that sells social media services and every payment processor is saying no..
 
got an high risk with a 5% rate compared to some of the above who charge up to 15%

15% is too much, it means they buy the connection and miscode (= they use a different merchant category code to process). 5% is good actually. If a highrisk merchant offers you 2%, dont work with them. They have no clue what they are accepting.
 
15% is too much, it means they buy the connection and miscode (= they use a different merchant category code to process). 5% is good actually. If a highrisk merchant offers you 2%, dont work with them. They have no clue what they are accepting.
Hello, I am looking for a payment processor as well, please PM me. Thanks
 
15% is too much, it means they buy the connection and miscode (= they use a different merchant category code to process). 5% is good actually. If a highrisk merchant offers you 2%, dont work with them. They have no clue what they are accepting.
15% is not so much if ass covering (anonymity) is included. It's a main kind of service.
 
There is no such thing as anonymity in the payment processing business except if you are using stealth accounts with the mainstream processors. If your business is high-risk (not illegal) just be honest with the processors and probably you will get something. If it's a start-up, better use stealth stripe accounts and be prepared for some losses. Good luck
 
Depends on your business and current location.

Payop is wonderful choice but if you are selling replicas or social media accounts just don't waste your time and deal with crypto
 
There no real offshore money gateways all bullshit only bitcoin a bit safer but it all money and money got footprints to process.

Don't use blackhat to fry the brain your go prison.

Everyone has to pay their tax when earning full stop.

Every processor pay tax on every transaction it a fact there not such thing as offshore all bullshit.

Some people go get whole life registered with business abroad to avoid tax but soon catches up.

You can save with bitcoin but if it drops like it did 50% so will your savings.

Good luck.

Yes, afther getting bitcoin out you still have to pay tax on the money no matter when you eventually withdrew your bitcoin cash.
Tax = it life.

Bitcoin will just let you run around online doing online business but as cash your need to pay the tax when getting the cash out as self-employed or a business.

Don't get caught up like many do thinking online money free, all bullshit, online money is a business like it or not and not treating it like a business you soon get in trouble.

Be warned.
 
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