Topic: The Most Comprehensive Comparisons for Paypal,Epay,Webmoney,Perfectmoney,Payza! (Read 6133 times)

1-perfectmoney  1.99% transfer fee
2-bit[Suspicious link removed]d, but the value is changing all the time.
3-webmoney lock account without any reason
4-payza small volume, and not secure.
5-paypal  revocable and expensive.

Get to Epay.com, and register an Epay account, referral ID:00526527

If I want tell about popular.

1-paypal
2-perfectmoney
3-webmoney
4-Bitcoin
5-payza

and now user friendly

1-perfectmoney
2-bitcoin
3-webmony
4-payza
5-paypal

Epay.com is the only one Hongkong E-wallet has 19 year history.

But, these are not the only payment processors online, there are lots of them, and some of them you mentioned here are not worth using. PayPal is the only good one here, the other ones are just a waste of time and I’m not going to bother making use of them. Payza is old stuff and nobody is interested in it this time around, same as webmoney. Which one is Epay? I’ve never heard that before. Perfect Money is the last thing I will consider using.

With the continuous optimization of Epay.com technical services, based on independent research and development technology, Epay.com has developed different financial technology service products and made outstanding achievements in global payment industry, gradually it has established a global financial service provider network after five-year global payment solution experience.

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anyone has used webmoney？who know what payment processors accept Webmoney to add funds？ I mean add funds to the ecurrencies account via webmoney。

hello, thanks for your suggetions. I will add them soon after i did some research for those processors.


About "whether each processor is reversible or not", can you offer me some details? Among them, I only know Epay is unreversible, as of now

Nice. You should probably state as well whether each processor is reversible or not.

Add Payeer, STP and BTC into the list as well! (If you have time )

Epay is the payment processor aside from neteller and alipay which charges no fee for each transaction. Both deposit, withdraw, send money, receive money is 0% fee

hello, thanks your detailed info of strill and neteller. And i agree you completely on the opinion for payza..

It has been some time since I've last used Skrill (or MoneyBookers, as it was called when I was still using it), but I can contribute some information about deposit and withdrawal methods and fees, at least - perhaps others can add more later on.

Deposit methods and fees:

• Bank transfer - 1% (or perhaps free in some cases?)
• Credit/Debit card - 1.9%
• Neteller - 1.9%
• Paysafecard - 7%
• Receiving from other members - 1%

Withdrawal methods and fees:

• Visa card - €2.95
• Bank transfer - €3.95
• Sending to other members - 1%

While we're at it, you could also include Neteller. The following page shows the available options and their fees: https://www.neteller.com/en/fees - although, not every country has access to all of those. Anyway, here's a small sample, made up of the most common options:

Deposit methods and fees:

• Credit/Debit card - 1.9%
• Skrill - 1.9%
• Bitcoin - 1% ("Bitcoin deposits can be used immediately for transfers to NETELLER merchants or transfers to other members. Bitcoin deposits cannot be used for purchases or withdrawals using your Net+ card")
• Paysafecard - 7%
• Bank transfer - free

Withdrawal methods and fees:

• Bank transfer - €7.50
• Cheque - €7.50
• Pay with Neteller at associated sites - free
• Transfer to other members - 1%

It's too bad that Bitcoin deposits in Neteller can't actually be used freely with their Net+ card or withdrawn - hmm, does anyone know if it is possible to transfer those funds to Skrill, and withdraw them that way instead?


By the way, in relation to Payza, I'd advise against using them at the moment, at least until they get their act together again. They seem to be experiencing major delays when dealing with problems, and I've had more than one problem to deal with since my last attempt at withdrawing funds there.


EDIT: it seems that funds deposited in Neteller through Bitcoin can in fact be withdrawn (just not through the Net+ card) - although, there might be better options for that, if withdrawing is all you will be doing (like Coinbase).

 Maybe some people have some doubts about "Maybe this is the reason why WM is not so popular as perfect money", Good or bad, everyone seems to have an opinion about these two processors. Anyway, i prefer PM than WM since wm is so complicated for me to use when i apply to be their merchant(I need to get their personal passport first and get verified by a notary first).

Anyone can add skrill.com to the comparisions here? I think strill.com is also one of top rated payment processor of 2016. But i can't get more detailed info for this processor.

There was a certain coldness here

yes, you are right.

Is it true?

yes, if payza continue to offer good service to customers, it will be proved to be good and loved by many people again. Looking forward to payza's new service

it is for the Epay Merchant account not the regular accounts on epay.

and from what i have understood from their website, you should have a site and you have to set the payment option in your website to accept payment through epay

Perfectmoney is the only one with Bitcoin instant transfer through various exchanges. Others do not have such services. 

Very nice comparison although it looks like some of your information about Payza is out of date:

Payza's Bank Wire Withdrawal fee has been reduced to $15.00. We also offer local bank transfers in North America, many countries in Europe, and now India too, this is a lower cost alternative to the Bank Wire option. And the Payza Prepaid Card in now available in select countries as well, providing another convenient withdrawal option for our members.

Payza and Egopay are separate companies. Egopay was an Authorized Exchanger for Payza (along with several other exchangers). Their sudden closure did affect some of our members, however, we were able to help many of them recover some or all of the funds that they had sent or attempted to send from Payza to Egopay.

Payza's services are available in the UK, US, and more than 190 countries worldwide. We have recently launched many new services, including the Payza Prepaid Card and many Bitcoin features such as deposits, withdrawals, and even payments, which has helped us start 2016 with greater growth than we've ever experienced as a company. If you are looking for secure, reliable, and convenient e-wallet and online payment processing services, now is a great time to give Payza a try.