The best payment provider for online store

Banned 9 years ago

It really depends on what you're going to sell. If it's products that are against Paypal's TOS, then a merchant account will be necessary and they also have TOS, so without knowing, hard to say. I use Paypal but have used merchant accounts for products that Paypal doesn't like.

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SyedAn

9 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

It really depends on what you're going to sell. If it's products that are against Paypal's TOS, then a merchant account will be necessary and they also have TOS, so without knowing, hard to say. I use Paypal but have used merchant accounts for products that Paypal doesn't like.

no. These are virtual products. What percent does PayPal take for accepting card like Visa, Master Card?

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sbucciarel

Banned 9 years ago

I don't know. Never paid much attention. Most of my customers pay via Paypal rather than a credit card.

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Edwards WOrld 9 years ago

Yes if you get paypal pro they accept both credit and debit.

$30.00 a month for service. (Paypal)

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Edward A.
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- SyedAn 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Edwards WOrld
  
  Yes if you get paypal pro they accept both credit and debit.
  
  $30.00 a month for service. (Paypal)
  
  Regards,
  
  Edward A.
  
  Thanks for the info.
  Does PayPal pro take only a monthly fee of $30 or does it additionally take some % from each transaction?
  
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SyedAn 9 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

I don't know. Never paid much attention. Most of my customers pay via Paypal rather than a credit card.

What average transaction's amount do you have?
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gibsonjoe

9 years ago

I Personally recommend 2checkout, or you can use 3d-cart if you would like to have your own credit card system.

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SyedAn 9 years ago

What commission does 2checkout take for accepting payments from credit and debit cards?
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Business Cat

9 years ago

It always depends on what you're going to sell, anyway I usually accept Paypal and in some cases even bitcoin, you can get some more visibility by accepting it.

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MikeTX

9 years ago

I also vouch for 2co. Some of your customers may not have pp account and with 2co, they can use credit card.

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Alex Mayo 9 years ago

I recommend Stripe and Bitcoin.
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SyedAn 9 years ago

Originally Posted by MikeTX

I also vouch for 2co. Some of your customers may not have pp account and with 2co, they can use credit card.

What commission does 2checkout take for accepting payments from credit and debit cards?
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- MikeTX 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by SyedAn
  
  What commission does 2checkout take for accepting payments from credit and debit cards?
  
  You can check it here: https://www.2checkout.com/pricing/
  
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Oziboomer

9 years ago

We use Eway and Paypal. Covers all bases.

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onlinecommerce

9 years ago

Paypal Payment Pro is always a good way to go to accept Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal. You get volume discounts the larger monthly sales volume.

Your monthly sales**

Your fee per transaction

$0 to $3,000
2.9% + $0.30

$3,000.01+ to $12,000
2.5% + $0.30*

$12,000.01+ to $125,000
2.2% + $0.30*

$125,000.01 +
1.9% + $0.30*

If you are from the USA you might be able to find a slightly cheaper credit card processor getting a 1.9% rate at a lower volume.

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agmccall

9 years ago

I use paypal payments pro with gateway on my site. This way people can pay via paypal, but also with credit card. If they pay with credit card, they do not know they are using paypal

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johnwise

9 years ago

Paypal is the most popular payment methods online. You can use multiple Paypal accounts to maximize profit and minimize limitation.

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ecommercewidgets 9 years ago

My personal choice is 2checkout.

Advantages:
- accepts all major cards + PayPal
- low fees
- accept international sellers
- withdraws to Payoner account (it's the best feature for international sellers)
- very friendly support team
- well-documented API (for web developers)
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The best payment provider for online store

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