Their integration with Magento sucks too...Set up all of the anti-fraud tools and you will barely get a payment to go through...
How Braintree destroyed a successful taxi startup from Serbia
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Re: How Braintree destroyed a successful taxi startup from Serbia
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Apparently Serbia is 'supported' although to what degree is unknown. Specifically, the dinar is supported. https://developers.braintreepayments.com/reference/general/c...
What you linked to is a list of countries for the address of the purchaser . It's possible for a payment processor to only accept merchants in the US, for example, while allowing that US merchant to accept purchases from any country in the world.
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Not necessarily. E.g. for PayPal you need to provide company president's home address in a given country. I had a company and a bnak account registered in UK, and PayPal didn't want to do business with me, because I lived in Poland. I couldnt register for Polish paypal either, because the company was in UK.
How you've opened the bank account in uk without been resident there ?
Re: How Braintree destroyed a successful taxi startup from Serbia
#64Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not necessarily. E.g. for PayPal you need to provide company president's home address in a given country. I had a company and a bnak account registered in UK, and PayPal didn't want to do business with me, because I lived in Poland. I couldnt register for Polish paypal either, because the company was in UK.
How you've opened the bank account in uk without been resident there ?
Re: How Braintree destroyed a successful taxi startup from Serbia
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I saw a talk at the MRC conference by the woman who heads up payments for Facebook. They put a bunch of development effort into a tool that allows them to switch providers at will for exactly this reason. It not only gives them security, it allows them to seamlessly direct traffic to whomever is providing the best rates at any given time.
If you are Facebook, Amazon or someone like that it can make sense, but their level of sophistication is insane for someone that isn't making millions a month. At a smaller scale, the best that you can do is just to have bindings for the processors that do easy integration, but it's still a bunch of work that isn't going towards making more money, but towards insurance. So putting sophistication on your payments plat…
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#68this isn't new, big companies love to screw small ones. They are assholes at Braintree, that is well known, i recommend the guys at cargo to switch to Stripe. Those people are enterpreneurs like you..... hope the best for ya mate!
Re: How Braintree destroyed a successful taxi startup from Serbia
#69They are fantastic to work with, and its super easy to get setup with them. Hats off!
Re: How Braintree destroyed a successful taxi startup from Serbia
#70Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not necessarily. E.g. for PayPal you need to provide company president's home address in a given country. I had a company and a bnak account registered in UK, and PayPal didn't want to do business with me, because I lived in Poland. I couldnt register for Polish paypal either, because the company was in UK.
How you've opened the bank account in uk without been resident there ?