Paypal Alternatives for E-commerce Store? [Non US Based]

Josh Saga

Josh Saga

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Hello All,

I own a small online store, not based in US (That's why I can't get Stripe)
I only have Paypal as proper payment method, but I'm seeing reviews here that Paypal is very risky.

Any other good alternatives? - I use Woocommerce on the store.

Thanks,
Josh Saga
 
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No PayPal and stripe are best for USA sales if your sales are not in the USA Im sure there are other options.
 
Josh Saga said:
Hello All,

I own a small online store, not based in US (That's why I can't get Stripe)
I only have Paypal as proper payment method, but I'm seeing reviews here that Paypal is very risky.

Any other good alternatives? - I use Woocommerce on the store.

Thanks,
Josh Saga
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You can check for other payment processors native in your country. But I find them to even be stricter.

Paypal will do at the start but as you scale, might be worth partnering with a good payment processor.
 
Sandman_ said:
No PayPal and stripe are best for USA sales if your sales are not in the USA Im sure there are other options.
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My sales are from the USA - but the store is not from the USA - hence I can't process Stripe. Stripe is not available in my country as well.

Naughtyfatkid said:
You can check for other payment processors native in your country. But I find them to even be stricter.

Paypal will do at the start but as you scale, might be worth partnering with a good payment processor.
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Payment processors in my country doesn't have Woocommerce integration sadly.
 
Register a company elsewhere and get a stripe and paypal account from there.
 
WebMoney, TransferWise, Skrill
Are they useful in Russia and United Kingdom based.
 
If you are only targeting one country, try looking for a payment processor that works for most banks. For example, in The Netherlands there is iDeal which 99.9% people can use with their bank account.
 
Josh Saga said:
I own a small online store, not based in US (That's why I can't get Stripe)
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File a company in the US,

There are quite a few Tax haven states you could work with ; Deleware , Wyncosyn , Kentucky.

On successfully forming your entity, You can use that to legally create a stripe account , then esy payment integration for your US targets.

Stripe allows you to verify your identity with your country ID. That should solve your problem pretty decent.
 
Topiano said:
File a company in the US,

There are quite a few Tax haven states you could work with ; Deleware , Wyncosyn , Kentucky.

On successfully forming your entity, You can use that to legally create a stripe account , then esy payment integration for your US targets.

Stripe allows you to verify your identity with your country ID. That should solve your problem pretty decent.
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Do you have recommendations with this? Where or how? Does BHW Marketplace ever offer something of the sort?

Thanks
 
Josh Saga said:
Do you have recommendations with this? Where or how? Does BHW Marketplace ever offer something of the sort?

Thanks
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There are many agencies out there but I've worked with incauthority.com, It takes 2-3 business days to have your entity formed. Then 1-2 weeks to get you filed for EIN/ Federal Tax ID from IRS.

The financial cost is approximately < 200 USD, You don't have to select all upsells.

Most important services to work ;

Tax ID/EIN - 49 USD
Operation Cost - 89 USD
Formation state - Depends ( see above aforementioned states)

You would need a US mobile number and an address - You can easily source for this as a BHW member.

After a successful formation; IncAuthority offers a bank account creation with BOA. I've not use that approach personally. Mercury seems to be a more friendly choice ( My preference ).
 
Paddle is also good for digital products if you follow there rules. But i think its better to have a us company for longer run. you will save yourself from headeche of alternatives.Be careful about your business niche. if its high risk merchant they will ban easily.
 
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