What payment methods should a counterfeit brand website use for transactions

I am planning on opening a new e-shop that it will be selling replica watches,garments,electronics etc.

My problem is that i cannot find the right solution for payments. All big credit processing companies specifically state that you cannot sell counterfeit goods.

Any ideas??

ACE886 said:

I am planning on opening a new e-shop that it will be selling replica watches,garments,electronics etc.

My problem is that i cannot find the right solution for payments. All big credit processing companies specifically state that you cannot sell counterfeit goods.

Any ideas??

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Stripe, Skrill, PayPal, Crypto, 2Checkout, your best bet is to check whay payment processors similar websites to yours use

Thank you so much for your reply, Paypal Stripe I've used both and used the AB site option and it still seized my collection account, which is very frustrating for me!

if you by counterfeit mean fake products with exact trademarked logos and brand etc, then they are all going to ban you eventually and your only solution is crypto, no one wants to have big corporations on their asses

if you mean replicas, in a sense they look alike but they dont use exact logos and all that, then that should be perfectly fine with everyone, as long as you are not lying that they are real

Cryptocurrencies is your last option!

Where are you from? that is a crucial question.

rafay69 said:

Instead of using crypto, why don't you try clocked stripe and paypal account?
I am in the same industry as yours and for me, everything is going well using clocked stripe and paypal account

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probably the OP doesnt want to pay the cut

You can accept payments for these with paypal or any other service that has a direct/unbranded API where people enter their payment info directly on your site, never being redirected from your site to another for the payment to complete. Most integrations do not do this and most people don't seem to know that paypal has this option. By doing it this way, you can set up the account as some other business that is not "suspicious" and then sell whatever you want.

If you run a site like this and you are stupid enough to say "we accept paypal", your COMPETITORS will report your website to paypal and they will see which transactions originated from your domain, then ban you. So, you cannot advertise what payments you accept. I would just accept credit card and crypto DIRECTLY.