Non-kyc'd payment gateway?

Why is it suspicious? Gift platforms are inherently a high-risk industry, and there are often alternative registration methods. We are also updating our blocking policies to address this issue.
What's your proccesing volume, and what do you mean 'Gift platform' explain your business model. How do you make money?
 
What's your proccesing volume, and what do you mean 'Gift platform' explain your business model. How do you make money?
Our business model is very clear: registered users can post Amazon product links on the platform and add custom products and prices. It's a tipping-based model; fans can support any creator. We will collect a 15% commission on member transaction records as platform maintenance fees. This is our model. Initially, we plan to promote it in Europe and America, expecting $40,000-$60,000 in transactions per month for the first three months. Later, we will increase advertising promotion.
 
Our business model is very clear: registered users can post Amazon product links on the platform and add custom products and prices. It's a tipping-based model; fans can support any creator. We will collect a 15% commission on member transaction records as platform maintenance fees. This is our model. Initially, we plan to promote it in Europe and America, expecting $40,000-$60,000 in transactions per month for the first three months. Later, we will increase advertising promotion.
Okay I recommend trying deblomassi since you said stripe banned you for being "high risk"
 
Okay I recommend trying deblomassi since you said stripe banned you for being "high risk"
Yes, I'm very frustrated with Stripe. They approved our model, but we were flagged for violating their policies during payment testing, and despite providing very strong evidence, they still can't continue to provide support.
 
We certainly understand that, thank you.
That's not true, you just need a company that is willing to take on the legal risk for your business. If he's talking about main stream players of course they require KYC but others don't if you have strong KYB.
 
That's not true, you just need a company that is willing to take on the legal risk for your business. If he's talking about main stream players of course they require KYC but others don't if you have strong KYB.
You are absolutely right.
 
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