Payment Processor That Supports PayPal

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My PayPal business account got banned a few days ago and so I am looking for a payment Processor that offers PayPal to clients but doesn't require me to link my PayPal account.

I am thinking something like 2Checkout but less strict..
 
paddle works, they use their own paypal. gumroad too if it's digital stuff. 2checkout’s too strict now. paypro global’s another option but has an approval process.
 
paddle works, they use their own paypal. gumroad too if it's digital stuff. 2checkout’s too strict now. paypro global’s another option but has an approval process.
Much appreciation for this mate..
 
Use Stripe—it lets customers pay with PayPal without requiring your own linked account. Payoneer is another solid backup for global transactions
 
Use Stripe—it lets customers pay with PayPal without requiring your own linked account. Payoneer is another solid backup for global transactions
Yes. However, I sell digital items and I need a payment service that does not require a direct connection of either PayPal or Stripe. Usually an Mor. I already lost my PayPal because of this problem..
 
I have been denied by Payproglobal, Paddle, Any other options..
 
Being a merchant selling digital products and PayPal has already banned you. Don't jump to Stripe cause if you get banned and listed on MATCH that will be a big problem for you. It's better to know where you stand at if it's high risk or low risk. If high risk approach high risk payment processor
 
Your documents don't align that's why. You can have registered company docs but have some small discrepancies in your bank statements or processing history.
There are no discrepancies in my documents. Other merchants have accepted me. It's only that they don't support PayPal without me having a PayPal. Actually, my current merchant supports PayPal but I wasn't aware that when you connect your PayPal account, payments are sent directly into your PayPal, and so if there are diputes, you will have to handle them directly with the client and PayPal. That put my Paypal account at risk. I would rather solve issues through the MOR than with PayPal. I had been with PayPal for over 10 years before the ban. They said my business caused copyright problems but I already have licenses for what I sell. I just hadn't informed them before. My registered company has everything including tax documents and matching bank accounts. I also prefer an MOR due to tax handling.
 
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