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> we had a client deplatformed by them because their bank had problems with the product. (In our case, specifically, adult toys.) What kind of bank would do that, and why? I don’t comprehend the logic that would drive such a decision.
Wait until you hear about what PayPal stops.
For my consulting business (average invoice size of anywhere from $15k-$125k), we exclusively accept paper checks, ACH (either as a direct credit for larger companies set up to do that,) or QuickBooks Online, which makes ACH relatively trivial, and they charge basically $1 to process it. Can't beat that with a stick. For our clients, our preference is still Stripe, though we had a client deplatformed by them because…
> we had a client deplatformed by them because their bank had problems with the product. (In our case, specifically, adult toys.) What kind of bank would do that, and why? I don’t comprehend the logic that would drive such a decision.
I operate a "electronically supplied services" hobby company, https://webhook.site , and I just didn't want to deal with VAT payments to individual EU member countries. So I switched from Stripe to Paddle, who handle all the VAT payments for me, take a fee and give me a lump sum. EU just has way too much bureaucracy for small-medium sized companies. I'm also using Patreon which is similar (they also handle VAT and su…
- Stripe Elements [0] + Stripe Webhook [1]
- Stripe Checkout [2] + Stripe Webhook [1]
- PayPal Smart Payment Buttons [3]
And one repository:
- basic Stripe Checkout with Webhook in React + Express [4]
Personally I preferred Stripe Checkout over Elements, because they take care about the look and feel.
- 0 https://github.com/stripe/react-stripe-elements
- 1 https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks
- 2 https://stripe.com/docs/payments/checkout
public class PaymentRequest{}
public class PaymentResponse{}
Golang:
type PaymentRequest struct {}
type PaymentResponse struct {}
Kotlin:
data class PaymentRequest("")
data class PaymentResponse("")
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Wait until you hear about what PayPal stops.
PayPal isn’t a bank and is known for that behaviour. I understand Wells Fargo is a bank.
They are:
https://www.quora.com/How-can-PayPal-function-without-a-bank...
In the EU you either work with a bank or you need to be a bank to do what Paypal does. In the US not (yet).
I've been selling a SaaS product for the last four years. Originally I used Stripe but recently switched to Paddle. The main reason is that it makes my life a lot easier, they act as a reseller so I effectively sell my product to them, and they sell it on to customers. At the end of each month I just need to enter a single payment into my accounting platform, and they handle all currency conversions (I sell in USD, m…
Ebanx, for the Latin America market.
+1 for EBANX! Though after talking with them and talking with Stripe I’m not sure we lose out on as many credit cards as Ebanx made it seem like we would when processing with Stripe in LATAM.
Stripe whenever it's possible. However, without PayPal one is missing a bug chunk of people who cannot pay with credit card. Hence, I offer both. Since I implemented both (again) over the last month, here a list of my resources: - Stripe Elements [0] + Stripe Webhook [1] - Stripe Checkout [2] + Stripe Webhook [1] - PayPal Smart Payment Buttons [3] And one repository: - basic Stripe Checkout with Webhook in React + Ex…
Stripe Checkout force you to gave client email to stripe. With Elements you can just use stripe for card processing (with zipcode of course).