Why don't you make your own virtual POS? Taxes will be 0.2-0.8% max+ 10$ a month.
Which one do you recommend?
I'm from India and should be possible to accept payments from around the world.
I'm looking for one, but don't which one is good and some are not for Indians.
I'm asking this to you, cos you have mentioned the pricing as well, so I assume you might know one.
Yes, in fact axis bank and icici bank in India has the terminals according to my knowledge. I contacted them once and the conversation was positive. They do support international transaction nevertheless, as long as the card is a visa/mastercard.Contact your local banks and tell them you want to open virtual POS terminal on your site or for your service. Most will accept major cards like VISA, MAESTRO, MASTERCARD... Some don't accept American Express but it really depends on the bank.
P.S You must have registered company.
PayPal is my colleague.![]()
Anything you buy over £100 pay using your credit card for protection under Section75 if you don't like Paypal.
Man, this is so horrible. Paypal is such a disgusting company.Wait a minute guys, PayPal isn't warm and fuzzy. I've seen them do some nasty shit such as...
Just last month I sold someone $200 of Bitcoin. The person sent me the money and before releasing the coin I called PayPal and asked the woman "This person is buying Bitcoin from me. Can you please take a look at their account and let me know if this is a safe transaction for me to do?"... "Yes sir, it's safe for you to go ahead and send the Bitcoin to this person." I release the Bitcoin and about 10 minutes later, BAM! PayPal dispute. I provided screenshots and mentioned the conversation I had with PayPal customer service but it didn't matter. Money gone.
- You just started making a lot of money? We're going to freeze it for 6 months for no reason.
- You want a PayPal debit card? You can't have one because you filed a claim against someone who scammed you once.
- Someone scammed you and you have all your documentation in order along with IP address and satellite picture of scammer on his front lawn? Denied.
PayPal also lobbies the government to shut down their competition. The bastard PayPal is relentless and uncaring. My main processor is Stripe. I only process PayPal for my customers on special request.
Wait a minute guys, PayPal isn't warm and fuzzy. I've seen them do some nasty shit such as...
Just last month I sold someone $200 of Bitcoin. The person sent me the money and before releasing the coin I called PayPal and asked the woman "This person is buying Bitcoin from me. Can you please take a look at their account and let me know if this is a safe transaction for me to do?"... "Yes sir, it's safe for you to go ahead and send the Bitcoin to this person." I release the Bitcoin and about 10 minutes later, BAM! PayPal dispute. I provided screenshots and mentioned the conversation I had with PayPal customer service but it didn't matter. Money gone.
- You just started making a lot of money? We're going to freeze it for 6 months for no reason.
- You want a PayPal debit card? You can't have one because you filed a claim against someone who scammed you once.
- Someone scammed you and you have all your documentation in order along with IP address and satellite picture of scammer on his front lawn? Denied.
PayPal also lobbies the government to shut down their competition. The bastard PayPal is relentless and uncaring. My main processor is Stripe. I only process PayPal for my customers on special request.
Why not go with Bitcoin instead of wasting your time on obsolete plastic money?
Because most of people don't know how to use Bitcoin.
They don't have to. Just use Coinbase and the seller gets BTC and the buyer uses credit card.
Wait a minute guys, PayPal isn't warm and fuzzy. I've seen them do some nasty shit such as...
Just last month I sold someone $200 of Bitcoin. The person sent me the money and before releasing the coin I called PayPal and asked the woman "This person is buying Bitcoin from me. Can you please take a look at their account and let me know if this is a safe transaction for me to do?"... "Yes sir, it's safe for you to go ahead and send the Bitcoin to this person." I release the Bitcoin and about 10 minutes later, BAM! PayPal dispute. I provided screenshots and mentioned the conversation I had with PayPal customer service but it didn't matter. Money gone.
- You just started making a lot of money? We're going to freeze it for 6 months for no reason.
- You want a PayPal debit card? You can't have one because you filed a claim against someone who scammed you once.
- Someone scammed you and you have all your documentation in order along with IP address and satellite picture of scammer on his front lawn? Denied.
PayPal also lobbies the government to shut down their competition. The bastard PayPal is relentless and uncaring. My main processor is Stripe. I only process PayPal for my customers on special request.