I'm surprised there's no mention of Google Checkout or Google Wallet.
I am pretty sure Google Checkout is US only and maybe Canada in terms of where you need to be located.
Taking payments online in Europe in 2013
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#32Earlier quoted context omitted.
Did PayPal give you back or help you transfer over your stored customer credit cards?
Nope. We operate primarily on a recurring subscription basis, so we're just having to maintain backwards-compatibility for those customers currently on PayPal. To be honest, PayPal could not have been less helpful at any step of the process, both before we were wanting to switch and during the process. They're a total nightmare of a company to deal with.
Yes I ask because we see a lot of companies stuck in that bind and ultimately running two processes for quite some time. Well at least the worst is by far behind you.
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#33Paymill is germany only.
No, it's not.
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#34Paymill is germany only.
No it's not. I know for a fact that it's working in Austria and afaik they rolled out support for some other european countries too.
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#35Never heard of Paymill, it seems a very good alternative on Stripe :D
Personally I've been using FastSpring and 0 problems so far. However they only work with apps, not webapps and such.
So it's good to know we are not left out in Europe.
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#36wow, this post has made my day. Can anybody recommend payment gateways in Finland?
I'm pretty sure Braintree is in Finland now. Then there is WorldPay (referenced in the article) and Wirecard.
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#37Does anyone have any experience with the user experience side of GoCardless? Do customers have any issues entering their account number and sort code, rather than the usual card information?
I really like GoCardless but feel that customers might be hesitant to enter that information, especially when they're not used to doing it.
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#38One of the larger ones not referenced at all would appear to be Wirecard. We've heard good things about them. Anyone here have a comment one way or the other?
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#39I spent months applying via braintree, 6 year old business, have accounts and good record and large site, had to give passport scans, bank statements, company accounts and other documentation spend weeks going back and forth
only to be refused because "hosting" is considered high risk
if you are in europe dont waste time with braintree!