Is ClickBank the Only 3rd Party Payment Processor? Please Help!

I have done a very thorough search online for payment processors only located in the United States that allow the sale of digital services, example survey and work from home membership sites. No payment gateway sites, just strictly 3rd party payment processors. Clickbank, Clickbetter, ClickSure, 2Checkout, CCnow, Paypal, Stripe, and Payza. My question is, does anyone no of any more United States payment processors that are NOT payment gateways and allow the sale of digital sevices and are lenient as ClickBank.

1. ClickBank - Can work with just about any kind of website.
2. ClickBetter- You have to have the ClickBetter UK payment maling address on all pages of your site and United States customers, probably will not purchase anything on your site because of this requirement.
3. ClickSure - Not accepting vendors at this time.
4. 2Checkout - Too many documents required to user their service. Absolutely ridiculous.
5. CCNow - They are too strict and do not even respond for inquiries in regards to becoming a vendor.
6. Paypal - Too much drama, frozen funds, etc.
7. Stripe - Maybe not that difficult, not sure
8. Payza - forget, they been shut down and frozen funds etc..
9. InstaBill - you need merchant account
10. CCBill - Complete drama, waste of time.
11. Propay - Complete drama, waste of time.

Does anyone know of any United States payment processors that are NOT payment gateways and NOT merchant account required and allow the sale of digital sevices and are lenient as ClickBank.

Stripe is good and super user friendly IMO. Dont like paypal.

Lisa Hayden said:

Stripe is good and super user friendly IMO. Dont like paypal.

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I was thinking stripe too..But what kind of verification documents do they request after you setup your account and start making sales?

Lisa Hayden said:

Stripe is good and super user friendly IMO. Dont like paypal.

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It depends a lot in your business. Stripe as any other CC processor don't offer any warranties to the buyer. Comparing Stripe and Paypal is like comparing apples with cheese... both food but significantly different.

Yeah, but i guess we need to see by the perspective of seller here.

I ha be few services here in my country but it offers only in my country..

If you have a registered company you can google for some high risk gateway. But you need to have chargeback less then 2% otherwise they suspend it and hold the fund for 180 days.