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how to set up credit card payment on website?

by Kush Sharma
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Hi,

I have an e-book that i'm selling on my site. I'm using e-junkie. The transactions are completed using paypal. Now the trouble is that I'm from India & if someone from India buys this ebook, then paypal doesnt let this transaction take place.

So everything is fine as far as international buyers are concerned. But how can i incorporate some other payment processor on my site? Like somethig which allows the user to use netbanking or credit cards directly?

thanks.
#card #credit #payment #set #website
  • Profile picture of the author erwin78
    Hi everyone,

    I don't know how to install credit card payment on a website,

    but if I were you I would submit your e-book to clickbank and they
    Will handle all the payment process and they also have got millions of affiliates


    I wish you luck and all the best

    Erwin
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    My blog http://erwinmentel.com
    Or http://stabilitate.com/wealthandhealth

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    • Profile picture of the author Kush Sharma
      but the paypal problem will still be there. I tried setting up an account with google checkout but it's only avialbale to US n Uk
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      • Profile picture of the author NeillMac
        I haven't tried this myself but have you had a look at zaakpay dot com. It appears they can provide a service since their website states, "Zaakpay is the best payment gateway providers in India for all e-payments. Our payment gateway for websites "WebPay" includes everything required to connect your online business to your Internet merchant account."

        I have no doubt they will be able to assist you with setting up on your webstie although they probably won't be as cheap and cheerful as Paypal - but at least it's a start. Good luck with your search.

        Neill
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  • Profile picture of the author passiveblogger
    Have you tried ccavenue? I think they are good replacement for pay pal for Indian transaction
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