It doesnt work this way, the processor is the middleman, the banks make the decision. The card brands make the decision. The processor is just the one raking in the fees in the middle so they are happy to see chargebacks when you get them.
Yes, exactly. Stripe limits accounts quite often, although I’ve noticed that with some white-label transaction services within Stripe, the accounts tend to last much longer.
For higher-risk products, teams usually move off Shopify Payments to specialized high-risk gateways (e.g., Adyen-type enterprise setups, offshore PSPs) or crypto, with stricter compliance.
I don't know it. I can't find it online. Where can I find more information? Thank you
Do you dropship? Or what products do you sell exactly?
If you don't want to get banned, a private gateway would be best.
So, in the store, the customer sees a normal checkout and pays by card.
what's the website? hard to find it
Replica products. But shielded by clockers.
Cloaking directly in the theme file is note recommended.
