Payment Processor.

Intofantasy · Feb 5, 2024

I have experimented with both PayPal and Zelle for processing payments.

These platforms are renowned for their user-friendliness, making them some of the easiest payment processors to navigate. However, despite their convenience, they come with notable drawbacks. On the positive side, they offer a straightforward payment system and support a wide array of payment cards. Nevertheless, they have the potential to withhold your funds for an extended period, with some instances even involving the suspension of future payments.

My primary inquiry is whether there are alternative payment methods that share the same user-friendly attributes without the associated downsides. Specifically, I am seeking options that provide flexibility for invoicing clients and accepting payments via cards.

hexagonal · Feb 5, 2024

Stripe is the winner for me, paypal is horrible in comparison to it

If you are not in a supported country open a stripe atlas or open this https://www.joinslash.com/ however take in mind that there are additional fees so if you're making less than 2K per month it's better to scale than search for an alternative.

Intofantasy · Feb 5, 2024

hexagonal said:
Stripe is the winner for me, paypal is horrible in comparison to it

If you are not in a supported country open a stripe atlas or open this https://www.joinslash.com/ however take in mind that there are additional fees so if you're making less than 2K per month it's better to scale than search for an alternative.

I think I've been closed with stripe at least three or four times, struggling to get my money. So that is not a option so that's why I'm checking for a alternative route.

hexagonal · Feb 5, 2024

Intofantasy said:
I think I've been closed with stripe at least three or four times, struggling to get my money. So that is not a option so that's why I'm checking for a alternative route.

Look at joinslash they are YC 2011

Intofantasy · Feb 5, 2024

hexagonal said:
Look at joinslash they are YC 2011

But what exactly do they offer is it a payment system like stripe or how does it work?

MarcJu · Feb 6, 2024

I’m using redsys

truvahorse · Feb 6, 2024

Stripe working great for me..I have very bad exeperience in the past with PayPal..

DevMask · Feb 6, 2024

Payoneer could be a good choice if you're looking for an alternative that combines ease of use with the flexibility to invoice clients and accept payments via cards.

Marco_6379 · Feb 6, 2024

Yes, i also use Stripe and is fine as long as your business is not included in the high-risk category.
If not as DevMask said, Payoneer is also good.

OldWalnut · Feb 6, 2024

I use an allias Stripe and withdraw to my revolut.

Intofantasy · Feb 7, 2024

nicolecb said:
Try exploring TouchSuite

OldWalnut said:
I use an allias Stripe and withdraw to my revolut.

Marco_6379 said:
Yes, i also use Stripe and is fine as long as your business is not included in the high-risk category.
If not as DevMask said, Payoneer is also good.

hexagonal said:
Stripe is the winner for me, paypal is horrible in comparison to it

If you are not in a supported country open a stripe atlas or open this https://www.joinslash.com/ however take in mind that there are additional fees so if you're making less than 2K per month it's better to scale than search for an alternative.

Thanks for the response guys! I'll check this alternative options.

user444 · Feb 7, 2024

do you have any payment processor solutions that support the sale of branded replicas? note that I use shopify.

an999 · Feb 10, 2024

2checkout and mollie

Intofantasy · Feb 10, 2024

an999 said:
2checkout and mollie

I got to denied both times, it's because of my business model smm but what do you suggest I do

Christ758 · Feb 24, 2024

Hello, People use shopify with high risk processor ?

KolyaVeter · Mar 18, 2024

DevMask said:
Payoneer could be a good choice if you're looking for an alternative that combines ease of use with the flexibility to invoice clients and accept payments via cards.

do they require a Hong Kong company?

code API · Mar 18, 2024

Christ758 said:
Hello, People use shopify with high risk processor ?

Shopify is just an e-commerce store. The same way woocommerce is an e-commerce store. These are not payment processors.

And yes you can use either if them if you got approved by a reliable high risk payment processor.

HostMeNow · Mar 18, 2024

I think every processor holds funds initially for a period of time. Even Stripe doesn't do instant payout.

henry007 · Mar 26, 2024

Hi, I'm reaching out to see if you're still seeking a solution. Two years ago, a WooCommerce solution for high risk products was developed for me, and I've been utilizing it with great success since then. It could be exactly what you need. Please let me know if you're interested.

loulou134 · Mar 30, 2024

Christ758 said:
Hello, People use shopify with high risk processor ?

yes you can plug a different checkout plugged directly to MIDs

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