ObsidianFlow
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I think stealth stripe or paypal account's will work if you know how to proper setup it, that's what I use for my IPTV business
How do you secure payments in risky niches?
- Thread starter borlin
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- Aug 24, 2020
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Not sure if there's a fool-proof solution to that for risky niches. There's some tricks of the trade you could employ like using ISOs familiar with your vertical, using chargeback management and fraud tools to reduce triggers, offering bank transfer or crypto (leaning to this one), and such just so one shutdown doesn't shaft cashflow entirely. I imagine tacked on charges might be a bit of an issue but price of admission you know. Quite literally, almost.
LiveTevez
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- Jan 5, 2019
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Mind sharing how that works?
ObsidianFlow
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- Jul 28, 2025
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Get a clean biz account + bank, hook up Stripe/PP to it
Drop a redirect snippet on your checkout button
Bots → fake clean page. Buyers → real payment checkout
Money lands in the bank account, clear the money in crypto pref and cashout
You'll get banned eventually, but it takes longer
- Sep 29, 2025
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umm, first trio as to me would be: instabill, pCloud and HMS
you must be aware of higher fees as well as their strict requirments (I mean AML/KYC here)
lancemartin794
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yes you can make cashflow stable, but it takes planning, redundancy, compliance, and relationships. Below is a practical, actionable playbook you can implement right away to avoid waking up one morning with every processor cut off.
I’m assuming your site is legal in the jurisdictions you operate in. If it’s not, I can’t help you evade law enforcement or facilitate illegal payments tell me the niche and I’ll flag any legal issues and safe alternatives.
I’m assuming your site is legal in the jurisdictions you operate in. If it’s not, I can’t help you evade law enforcement or facilitate illegal payments tell me the niche and I’ll flag any legal issues and safe alternatives.
HWPLeah
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Everyone who's recommending to spread across different processors is correct. Also make sure you're seeking high risk processors who do full underwriting. Another thing I want to mention is, processors can tell when you're not being completely honest about what your main business model or website is, but if you are working with the RIGHT processor then it's important to be honest. As a processor there are many nuances and we know how to get you approved and work with the banks properly. Not always the case with all processors but definitely the case with us .. we want to help you but we need to build a mutual relationship to keep your MIDs from blowing up.
adshacking
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- Nov 11, 2025
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Depending on your sales volume, you can either set up companies/websites to help cloak your payments, or work with processors like CCBill that can handle high-risk transactions. You can also review your competitors, see which payment processors they use, and reverse-engineer their setup.
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People don’t want to use crypto in B2C anymore, at least in my niche. Ask me how I know lol
I promote crypto payments with big discounts. People still don’t use it. They want credit card for payments. Crypto is risky and tiresome for buying simple products. It’s like all B2C small business is looked at as if we are Amazon.
I am in the exact same boat right now. I started my site last week and my payment processor already blocked me, so I am really hoping someone can help with this.
LiveTevez
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I'm interested depending how it works
