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The solution is the guy to get a processor willing to take on his business either way. Recently CCBill has being having some payout/settlement issues to a group of merchants

I work with the payfacs, processors and acquiring banks so the forum owner can reach out to me

I can help

Look into high risk payment processors

You should be good then. Just checkout the other solutions I have written for you it can be of help.

I can't message you directly and i think posting links on this reply might lead to a warning on my account just do a web search of each of the companies I have mentioned to on the reply I made.

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Try getting a high-risk payment processor since you are dealing with replicas and its considered a high-risk business. Try Payblis, Soar, Easy Pay Direct, Staxx and the rest

But he has a Raffle website and obviously that business category is already considered high-risk so having Paypal or Stripe will be difficult unless cloaked.

Try Grey, Evasend, Geepay and even Payoneer sign up and complete the KYC or KYB and get a free virtual US/ UK Bank account but it won't be under an alias(John, Chris etc.) as you have mentioned on the post you real details will appear.

Crypto is a good option but he needs the trust of his clients so getting card processing is good. Also OP, I hope the Raffle Business is registered in your country otherwise card processing and some crypto solutions will be out of reach.

I would like to know the limitations or this method. If you can also paste a forum link to the whole "how to cloak" it will be nice as well.

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.

Most definitely and I couldn't agree with you more but crypto has a just one down side. Majority of his/her clients are will be skeptical about paying cause crypto has no chargebacks and no dispute to it. So the client is also risking here and you don't want such thing om the business. What...