IPTV Payment Processor?
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MultiMillionGod
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- Oct 20, 2025
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Do you have any suggestion not asking for KYC and not asking for crazy fees?
MultiMillionGod
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- Oct 20, 2025
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What about the Chargebacks bro? Don't you have problems with Stripe?
ars333
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- Nov 5, 2024
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If you can get Wert to work for you, then you have no KYC until $1000 user spend.
I couldn't get it to work as Swedish banks block them. Rip.
horrible conversion rate with crypto solutions
ars333
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- Nov 5, 2024
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You are completely correct.
I too want to work with a high risk provider to keep the user experience good, alas it is not easy to get those API keys.
Took just 1 customer to be dumb (or smart) enough to send in proof that he was buying adult content and poof, the Stripe was shut down. Been through 8 Stripe accounts, 2 have been shut down. Lost a couple of tens of thousands of dollars, not good.
TuggzOfficiak
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- Jun 3, 2024
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Because you dont explain to people how they get the crypto.
check with them, they offer non KYC card to crypto solutions might be able to support you
flow-pay.webflow.io
TuggzOfficiak
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- Jun 3, 2024
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See everyone fears to be scammed on crypto but explain to people why you are doing that. do a demo on how tp transact offer cashbacks or something with the same crypto.
or coin payments
Well, guys im glad to be on BHW I think there is more business here. Hehehe being the trust of all dropservicers, Its a good day to be alive.
MultiMillionGod
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- Oct 20, 2025
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Are there any Crypto onramp solutions that are not disrupting conversion rates? I mean something that smoothly integrates into a Shopify store for example? Im selling replica and im having problems with chargebacks with Stripe and i can't find any solution regarding that
sagelogger
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- Oct 11, 2025
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HAHAHAHA you are funny dude. keep day dreaming. crypto on ramp will never ever scale-up properly nor even beat commongcard processing LOL. You think im idiot not even explaining to people? i literally process 20k + a month, with clear details guide on how every processor works to people, even for the on ramp method. 95% of my old customer doesnt want to go through hassle to do on ramp etc they better pay me up using Card/Paypal/Stripe/Klarna Etc.
TuggzOfficiak
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Hehehe. Bro those were my thoughts though.
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Enough with the insults and the bragging in here; this is a business platform and this is a discussion thread.
Not some daytime TV show where people act inappropriately.
Not some daytime TV show where people act inappropriately.
I've encountered your problem many times, and I keep trying new methods.
I recommend applying for Stripe (or another credit card payment gateway) using a website that sells legitimate products — for example, small accessories or trinkets. Try to direct your customers to communicate via email or WhatsApp for payment. After that, you can manually generate a Stripe payment link and send it to them.
When creating the payment link, make sure not to mention anything related to IPTV in the product description.
Meanwhile, your “legit product” website should have some regular traffic. That way, if Stripe ever audits your account, you’ll have a real website with normal traffic to back up the transactions.
You don’t need to actually ship anything to the customer unless Stripe conducts an order review. In that case, you can prepare a shipment and provide tracking or delivery proof. To the customer, you can explain this is a free gift.
Stripe will only see your transactions as normal e-commerce orders.
Important: Do not redirect users from your IPTV website to the legit product website for payment — Stripe can still trace this connection. Instead, keep the flow isolated: guide customers to WhatsApp or email first, then send the payment link there. This “physical separation” makes it hard for Stripe to track the real source.
Also, if a customer wants to cancel or get a refund, ask them to contact you directly — do not let them dispute the payment through Stripe or mention IPTV in their complaint.
I recommend applying for Stripe (or another credit card payment gateway) using a website that sells legitimate products — for example, small accessories or trinkets. Try to direct your customers to communicate via email or WhatsApp for payment. After that, you can manually generate a Stripe payment link and send it to them.
When creating the payment link, make sure not to mention anything related to IPTV in the product description.Meanwhile, your “legit product” website should have some regular traffic. That way, if Stripe ever audits your account, you’ll have a real website with normal traffic to back up the transactions.
You don’t need to actually ship anything to the customer unless Stripe conducts an order review. In that case, you can prepare a shipment and provide tracking or delivery proof. To the customer, you can explain this is a free gift.
Stripe will only see your transactions as normal e-commerce orders.
Important: Do not redirect users from your IPTV website to the legit product website for payment — Stripe can still trace this connection. Instead, keep the flow isolated: guide customers to WhatsApp or email first, then send the payment link there. This “physical separation” makes it hard for Stripe to track the real source.
Also, if a customer wants to cancel or get a refund, ask them to contact you directly — do not let them dispute the payment through Stripe or mention IPTV in their complaint.
sagelogger
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- Oct 11, 2025
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sorry....
IPTV Reseller HUB
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- May 11, 2025
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Solid breakdown, the key part was this:I've encountered your problem many times, and I keep trying new methods.
I recommend applying for Stripe (or another credit card payment gateway) using a website that sells legitimate products — for example, small accessories or trinkets. Try to direct your customers to communicate via email or WhatsApp for payment. After that, you can manually generate a Stripe payment link and send it to them.
Meanwhile, your “legit product” website should have some regular traffic. That way, if Stripe ever audits your account, you’ll have a real website with normal traffic to back up the transactions.
You don’t need to actually ship anything to the customer unless Stripe conducts an order review. In that case, you can prepare a shipment and provide tracking or delivery proof. To the customer, you can explain this is a free gift.
Stripe will only see your transactions as normal e-commerce orders.
Important: Do not redirect users from your IPTV website to the legit product website for payment — Stripe can still trace this connection. Instead, keep the flow isolated: guide customers to WhatsApp or email first, then send the payment link there. This “physical separation” makes it hard for Stripe to track the real source.
Also, if a customer wants to cancel or get a refund, ask them to contact you directly — do not let them dispute the payment through Stripe or mention IPTV in their complaint.
Regarding the legitimate product website, I also want to add something.
When you get your business stripe, the provider who did that for you, of course, should/will also give you full details on the business license e.g. explanation about line of activity. Now when you know what your stripe is about, create a legitimate website for the brand/trademark that is on your stripe license as @iptvdoor mentioned.
It can be a simple one-page wordpress website with all the details anchored to the top menu. You can design it in 3 days max.
What I am trying to say is that, to properly bundle the legitimate website with your stripe, first get your stripe, see what license and trademark is linked with the stripe profile and only then launch a website for it. The more the website tied to the business license of the stripe, the less suspicious stripe is when auditing your transaction.
Happy streaming.