Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
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Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
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Re: Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
#2So it's basically:
* FastSpring
* Amazon FPS
* PayPal Payments (Pro)
+ simplifiedecommerce
Did I miss something?
Re: Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
#3As the most discussions here on HN focus on moving away from PayPal, but don't offer options for UK/EU based companies - this blog post provides good overview what's available. So it's basically: * FastSpring * Amazon FPS * PayPal Payments (Pro) + simplifiedecommerce Did I miss something?
Fastspring is available in all EU countries, I think, but Amazon FPS is available only in the UK. Not in Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, France, I think. Paypal Business Payments? UK Yes, rest of europe? Nope. Basically, for the table to be useful to people from the EU it would have to have a column for every EU country.
Also, the PCI compliance part is not very accurate. You can get PCI compliance by simply paying some certification company and filling out a self-assessment document. Techies always think that because PCI is about safety of credit card data in order to qualify you have to prove that you act responsibly with credit card data. This is not the case. It's strictly a legal matter. You're properly PCI compliant if you meet the arbitrary legal requirements.
Re: Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
#4Secondly, I think your product looks good, especially considering it appears you're wore all the hats during it's production.
Re: Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
#5As the most discussions here on HN focus on moving away from PayPal, but don't offer options for UK/EU based companies - this blog post provides good overview what's available. So it's basically: * FastSpring * Amazon FPS * PayPal Payments (Pro) + simplifiedecommerce Did I miss something?
Yes, the part where UK != EU. Fastspring is available in all EU countries, I think, but Amazon FPS is available only in the UK. Not in Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, France, I think. Paypal Business Payments? UK Yes, rest of europe? Nope. Basically, for the table to be useful to people from the EU it would have to have a column for every EU country. Also, the PCI compliance part is not very accurate. You can get PCI…
Re: Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
#6This is great, I was shortly going to be looking for a 'Stripe in the UK' and this has saved me a lot of trouble, thanks. Secondly, I think your product looks good, especially considering it appears you're wore all the hats during it's production.
Re: Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
#7This is great, I was shortly going to be looking for a 'Stripe in the UK' and this has saved me a lot of trouble, thanks. Secondly, I think your product looks good, especially considering it appears you're wore all the hats during it's production.
Re: Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
#8Re: Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
#9We're still in closed trial, but happy to give out invitations to HN users
Email me - tom@gocardless.com
Re: Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
#10As the most discussions here on HN focus on moving away from PayPal, but don't offer options for UK/EU based companies - this blog post provides good overview what's available. So it's basically: * FastSpring * Amazon FPS * PayPal Payments (Pro) + simplifiedecommerce Did I miss something?
Yes, the part where UK != EU. Fastspring is available in all EU countries, I think, but Amazon FPS is available only in the UK. Not in Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, France, I think. Paypal Business Payments? UK Yes, rest of europe? Nope. Basically, for the table to be useful to people from the EU it would have to have a column for every EU country. Also, the PCI compliance part is not very accurate. You can get PCI…