Braintree Takes On Stripe, PayPal With Debut Of “Marketplace”
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Re: Braintree Takes On Stripe, PayPal With Debut Of “Marketplace”
#12Looking at Braintree's Marketplace docs, it appears you have to "onboard" each sub-merchant you want to send payouts to, which requires entering their name, address, date of birth, and their social security number. It then says "If [the social security number] is not provided, we will attempt to retrieve the full Social Security number based on the other applicant details." So my question is: How is it possible / how…
Re: Braintree Takes On Stripe, PayPal With Debut Of “Marketplace”
#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sorry Elliot I did not know that. I added WePay to the list.
Just to keep it historically accurate, PayPal's Adaptive Payments API supported marketplace use case since mid 2010. Disclaimer: I used to work on it in my past life.
But congrats to Braintree on the launch!
(Disclosure: I'm a co-founder of Balanced)
Re: Braintree Takes On Stripe, PayPal With Debut Of “Marketplace”
#14Meh. Welcome to the party, a couple of years late. I'll stick with Balanced. Fantastic product, incredible support. Not even a question. Braintree's bread and butter is card processing. Balanced's is marketplaces / payouts.
Re: Braintree Takes On Stripe, PayPal With Debut Of “Marketplace”
#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
Just to keep it historically accurate, PayPal's Adaptive Payments API supported marketplace use case since mid 2010. Disclaimer: I used to work on it in my past life.
To keep this historical accuracy trend going: Balanced has been doing marketplace payment for the likes of Zaarly since early 2011. But congrats to Braintree on the launch! (Disclosure: I'm a co-founder of Balanced)
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