How to use PayPal for adult?

Hey guys, how can I use PayPal for my sex doll shop? All other sex doll shops use PayPal but mine is getting banned constantly after a handful of payments. I don't really understand.

PayPal often bans accounts selling sex dolls due to strict policies on adult products. To avoid this, use adult-friendly payment processors and ensure full compliance with PayPal’s rules
 
you should use different alternatives at the same time with paypal, try to test aged accs ready to work, fresh accs bans very quick, but it depend also quility country warmuping process
 
Also looking for some processors or someone from US to JV with and I can get the processors, you get a guaranteed pay per month + percentage of the profits
 
Maybe you can show paypal another things and getting sales from "dolls store" in personalized chekout
 
Hey guys, how can I use PayPal for my sex doll shop? All other sex doll shops use PayPal but mine is getting banned constantly after a handful of payments. I don't really understand.
Payment processors usually pay close attention to compliance, product categories, and dispute rates. I'd review PayPal's policies carefully and focus on keeping the business profile, fulfillment, and customer support as transparent as possible.
 
It's a post from a while back (a year ago to the day, in fact) and I'm not sure if it's a coincidence but a couple of days ago, they pretty much stopped supporting adult art commissions and it was quite the news in one of my niches. It's a bit tragic but PayPal has well and truly dropped adult content support, even art comms.
Here, for more on that: https://www.paypal.com/us/legalhub/paypal/acceptableuse-full
 
From what I've seen, relying on PayPal for adult-related businesses can be unpredictable.
Just because other stores appear to offer PayPal doesn't necessarily mean they're using the same setup or selling the same product categories.
I'd check the exact reason given in the limitation notices and compare it against the current merchant policies.
Understanding the policy issue is usually more useful than trying to guess why another store hasn't been restricted.
 
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