reliable card payment providers
- Thread starter DanjoeT
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You can use Stripe, but Stripe won't trust you at first and there will be constant holds. Also, some people won't be able to process payments. PayPal is probably the easiest option, given that your account is old
- May 27, 2016
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Stripe, revolut, PayPal all are solid choices.
Thanks. If a payment link of $100 is setup, can I send it to 10 different customers in different countries for them to all order with their cards without any issues?
Stripe do not accept all types of digital products
I do not want to buy. I even prefer a jv partnership than buying.
But PayPal has more strict rules than Stripe.
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Stripe, PST, Brocard
- Jan 14, 2013
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Absolutely. One payment url link with the product/service details and price can be sent to unlimited numbers of customers and they can all order with their cards in each of their countries without any issues.
im not selling either yes rental
makes sense. say I have 20 different products or service, how easy will it be to setup payment links with different prices for each of them? if i am doing $10k-$20k per month, is that situated for payment links?
- Jan 14, 2013
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It is as easy as ABC to setup the links. You can setup unlimited links for unlimited prices in different currencies. $10k or $20k or $30k per month is not an issue at all. Talking from my professional experience in the field.
what types of products & services can the payment processor url link work for without any issues?
- Jan 14, 2013
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It works for all types of products and services. In all niches without any issues.
You mean for: IPTV? SMM? eBooks? Services? Tickets? Consultations? Digital Products?
- Jan 14, 2013
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Surprisingly yes. Payment url links that are setup and handled by people with experience works for all types of businesses. It really does not matter.
I want to know if there is an option to add extra fields for customers to enter based on the nature of the product; apart from name and email on the checkout section of the payment url link?
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Absolutely. There is an option to add extra and unlimited fields for customers at the checkout section on the payment url links for different products.
ladyfintech
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- Jun 29, 2026
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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 example, eBooks, consulting and many SaaS businesses are usually straightforward.
Businesses such as IPTV, gambling, adult, CBD, certain supplements, ticket reselling or some digital services often require a specialist high-risk processor or additional underwriting. In some cases they are prohibited altogether by mainstream PSPs.
So the question is usually not "Can I use a payment link?" but rather "Will my processor support my business model?"
Choosing the right processor from the beginning can save a lot of time, reserves, account reviews and unexpected holds later on.
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 example, eBooks, consulting and many SaaS businesses are usually straightforward.
Businesses such as IPTV, gambling, adult, CBD, certain supplements, ticket reselling or some digital services often require a specialist high-risk processor or additional underwriting. In some cases they are prohibited altogether by mainstream PSPs.
So the question is usually not "Can I use a payment link?" but rather "Will my processor support my business model?"
Choosing the right processor from the beginning can save a lot of time, reserves, account reviews and unexpected holds later on.
sounds great. if the payment link for my product a is set to $100 and after 20 customers have paid from different parts of the world, is it possible for me to increase the set price of $100 on the link to $150?
so which processor does not support payment link?
ladyfintech
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- Jun 29, 2026
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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 merchants.
- Some acquiring banks and enterprise processors focus on API or gateway integrations and may not offer a self-service payment link feature, although they can usually enable similar functionality through their platform or partners.
For higher-risk industries, the challenge is usually underwriting and acquiring approval rather than the availability of payment links. Also how much volume you would be processing. Would you like to share your business model and some info about it? Then I could assess it quickly.
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Absolutely. The payment url link that I and my partners use is very flexible and editable at any point of scaling, so it is possible.