[SAAS NICHE] Payment processor
- Thread starter shauneng0
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what is it ?
If you’re looking for a processor with 2–3 day payouts and good scalability, it usually depends on the industry and volume. Some providers support faster settlements once the account builds history. It’s worth comparing a few options and checking their limits, fees, and supported countries before choosing
olekountry
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- Apr 12, 2021
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Based on your feedback, if the system is stable and doesn't frequently lock accounts without reason, then waiting 2 to 3 days is a very cheap price to pay for sustainability when scaling.
- May 13, 2013
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This is more like a goose chase
Most payment processor will like to hold for a week before release
The problem is not payment processing
The real issues is scammers
yeah but even stripe has 2 day or even instant payout
- May 13, 2013
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Not on new accounts
yeah ofc then if theres a service out there that will let me rent it ig
InnoutPayments
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What's your industry? CB Rate?
dropshipping
under 0.25%
InnoutPayments
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Volume?
Then in that case its Stripe after 3 months of Activity
Can you recommend any? I'm looking for a similar solution
JasmineSmit
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- Jul 24, 2026
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Which industry are you in?
Most high-risk processors chargelower setup costs with a transaction fee and an initial rolling reserve (RR) that reduces over time. Payouts are usually in 48 hours. The other charge around $3,000 for setup plus transaction fees and instant payout. it depends on what suits your business best.
Can you introduce different types
- Nov 6, 2025
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if you are doing at least 10k per day its possible
any payment processor recommended？
bscape
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- May 13, 2026
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ive had a great experience with Intuit Quickbooks, from day 1 limits were high and payout is next day after a couple months. kinda depends on corp setup and im pretty sure i had to personal guarantee with social, etc. i have an almost zero CB rate though. ive been using them and have a 100k a day next day limit.
Also had good luck with Authorize.net. its just old and clunky to use but has good API.
Stripe is good too for integrations and have used that too but felt like a little more red tape to get started and limits were low / fees high.
Also had good luck with Authorize.net. its just old and clunky to use but has good API.
Stripe is good too for integrations and have used that too but felt like a little more red tape to get started and limits were low / fees high.