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Most modern payment processors do support payment links in some form. The bigger difference is whether they support your business model, not whether they offer payment links. For example: Stripe, Adyen, Mollie, Checkout.com, Revolut Pay, Square and PayPal all offer payment links for eligible...

That's often true, but in my experience it's usually not PayPal itself that's the root cause. Funds are typically held because the processor's risk expectations don't match the actual business. Things like the business model, fulfilment, dispute ratios, refund rates, expected volume and...

Do you still have the funds on hold?

I agree with this. From a payment risk perspective, processing payments for someone else's business through your own PayPal account is generally a very risky setup. PayPal (and most other PSPs) underwrite the account based on the specific merchant, products, expected transaction volume and...

From my experience in the payment industry, I'd be careful with broad statements like "it works for every business." Payment links themselves are just a checkout method. The important part is whether the acquiring bank and payment processor are willing to support your business model. For...

Hi everyone, I'm Janine from Germany. I've been working in the payments industry for several years, mainly with eCommerce, fintech and high-risk merchants. My background includes payment processing, fraud prevention, chargeback management and helping merchants improve payment acceptance, their...