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Ask HN: What is the best payment processor in Philippines?
I am looking to process bank debits and credit cards from the Philippines, which payment processors should I consider?
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Ask HN: What is/was your biggest pain point with integrating PayPal with Stripe?
[1] Need for paypal: Do you think you do not need paypal if you have stripe [2] Integration effort: is this a blocker for adding paypal? [3] Checkout experience: how much do you ca…
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Comment #36943811
stripe-based store XD
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Ask HN: Stripe users (US) who also have PayPal, what's your overhead like?
How do you manage two separate dashboards especially if you have to do refunds, payouts etc. Also are you happy with the checkout experience because it's not possible to render Pay…
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Comment #36812866
Yess I am willing to trade off developer friendliness. Have you personally used stax or any of these archaic platforms?
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Comment #36812794
Yes, want to understand the trade off and would like to know what the challenge is in integrating directly with a payment provider that is closer to the networks / banks. I love St…
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Comment #36812771
Interesting, have you also tried online payments (card not present) with them? If so how is the reliability in that case?
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Comment #36812754
Curious: you must have done a lot of groundwork to provide the whole stack as a solution, would love to hear from you how you internally select the processors you work with. Or are…
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Comment #36812722
Exactly my concern, I'm basically looking to get a service provider that is as close to card networks or banks as possible. Not looking at which one is "pretty" at all. Willing to …
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Comment #36812682
Twitter where? link pls
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Comment #36812678
This seems more like a merchant of record partner though
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Comment #36812659
I currently operate only in US and I am willing to put in the effort for integration, PCI compliance etc. Do you have any recommendations for the local processors you mentioned?
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Comment #36812544
Super interesting, is this available in the US?
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Comment #36812262
Hey I was referring to accepting payments online on my website. So this is the payment processing fees I was referring to
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Comment #36812255
Is this also available in the US?
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Comment #36811432
Adyen is a good option, however they have a monthly fixed fee ($120) and looks like they might not onboard small merchants with less than $50M ARR