What payment processors do you use? - page 2.

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Quote from: GregH37 on November 18, 2016, 07:44:20 AM

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I would like to know what payment processors the clients and sellers of our community prefer. If you both sell and buy on the forum, you could tell both what payment processor you prefer in client role and in seller role. I would appreciate a short explanation to your preference, too.

if you are asking for this bitcointalk.org Community than I can say with no doubt the most using payment processors of the community is 99% bitcoin. I saw people asking to pay them in paypal and willing to pay via paypal also.. but Paypal is not preferred because of their money reversible policy. I saw above posts I think if you are just want to sell something individually than you better go with bitcoin.

Most of the time for the purpose of buying or international shopping I prefer PayPal for its return back policy. As quoted for individual needs or exchanging goods within two persons can choose bitcoin. But with bitcoin both needs to have trust over each other or need to use an escrow. Finding a new person with trust through forum is hard.

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Quote from: PremiumCodeX on November 11, 2016, 03:20:25 AM

I would like to know what payment processors the clients and sellers of our community prefer. If you both sell and buy on the forum, you could tell both what payment processor you prefer in client role and in seller role. I would appreciate a short explanation to your preference, too.

if you are asking for this bitcointalk.org Community than I can say with no doubt the most using payment processors of the community is 99% bitcoin. I saw people asking to pay them in paypal and willing to pay via paypal also.. but Paypal is not preferred because of their money reversible policy. I saw above posts I think if you are just want to sell something individually than you better go with bitcoin.

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It was a store I built and sold later on.

I use coinsimple because I wanted to keep the payments in BTC, I think they have the ability to provide you a share of your sales in fiat (not sure)

They have also CMS Apis in case you want to use woocommerce or a popular shop CMS

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Thank you for your feedback! So, we have discussed Bitpay already. I found Payeer and Coindesk also to be just fine alternatives.

Quote from: BuySomeBitcoins on November 15, 2016, 02:44:44 PM

I used https://coinsimple.com/ in one of my projects and it is great, you basically provide them your main BTC address and all transactions will be forwarded to that address.

Is it your project like founded/developed by you or your project like your favorit? I want to have the options to both withdraw in BTC and in fiat.

Quote from: Hellacopter on November 13, 2016, 06:58:43 PM

Well i use Bitcoin of course and mainly i use Payza as well because it support Bitcoin to fund and to withdraw funds. Payza have some high fees but its still trusted payment processor and supporting Bitcoin is really needed by many customers.

Since I have several trusted alternatives that knows what Payza does, but are more cost-efficient, I would choose one of them over Payza. Or does Payza have anything else that the other listed ones don't?

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The payment processor that used is neteller, the reasons is i can make deposit money use bitcoin with nice rate (using bitpay.com) and it has low fees for deposit money about 1% and it is cheap in my opinion. And i think it is nice services because in my experience there were no found the problem.

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i think its depend on what product you sell and you can choose credit card for the most payment processors used by many store online, the second is paypal as the largest payment processors after credit card, then the third is payza.

but if you want to use in this forum, as we use bitcoin as the payment, you can offering for for sending the amount from their bitcoin wallet into your bitcoin wallet or you can use payza, coindesk or even for paypal.

for another forum which don't know about bitcoin, you can offering them to pay with paypal or credit card for the safe payment because i used this in the past and its work properly for me and for many people.

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I have used both Bitpay and Coindesk. Prefer Bitpay more as it doesn't require me to sign in. Otherwise both are equally good.

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Payeer allows you to deposit in bitcoins and withdraw in USD, GBP and Euro. Their fees are one of the cheapest out there.

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Lots of qualified processor accept Bitcoin now, including Stripe and BrainTree.

The question is : do you want to receive your money in BTC or FIAT ?

I used https://coinsimple.com/ in one of my projects and it is great, you basically provide them your main BTC address and all transactions will be forwarded to that address.

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Quote from: Hellacopter on November 13, 2016, 06:58:43 PM

Well i use Bitcoin of course and mainly i use Payza as well because it support Bitcoin to fund and to withdraw funds. Payza have some high fees but its still trusted payment processor and supporting Bitcoin is really needed by many customers.

I never dared to use those other payment processor just because of their fees because if we want to exchange our bitcoins into dollar and cash them out to another payment processor except bitcoin then it charges dollars to us while withdrawing bitcoins does not cost that much.

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I personally never used any other payment processor except bitcoin wallets as i'm not a trader nor i had any money out of bitcoin so that i could keep them somewhere, but i used to have accounts on different payment processors like perfectmoney and a few more.

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Well i use Bitcoin of course and mainly i use Payza as well because it support Bitcoin to fund and to withdraw funds. Payza have some high fees but its still trusted payment processor and supporting Bitcoin is really needed by many customers.

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Quote from: MadGamer on November 11, 2016, 05:23:31 AM

If I got it right , you won't be able to exchange the funds from BTC to USD unless you have a Visa card and to get the card you should be a U.S citizen . You could check their Visa card FAQ & Fees and limits

It does not say that I have to be an US citizen to get the card. It says that there is a 3% conversion fee outside the US. With your and ajaxmoor's recommendation Bitpay seems to be a fine choice so far.

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Quote from: MadGamer on November 11, 2016, 05:23:31 AM

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Quote from: MadGamer on November 11, 2016, 03:33:36 AM

from the Pricing page , you can see that you can make 30 transactions a month for free but once you make additional transaction then you will be paying 1% fees from those transactions , just like the Business plan. I think It really worth it If you project is good/big enough , 1% isn't that much considering the amount of time and resources you could take If you make your own payment processor.

To be honest, I could sacrifice 1% for this service. But does it have a withdrawal fee or BTC to USD fee? Because I read you could exchange your funds from BTC to USD via the site.

If I got it right , you won't be able to exchange the funds from BTC to USD unless you have a Visa card and to get the card you should be a U.S citizen . You could check their Visa card FAQ & Fees and limits

I don't think this is a requirement. Other services in the past that I have used were not all US based, so there might be a work around. Would recommend Bitpay as well, and one of the reason being, that they don't sell the btc they get(from what I heard last time). So it doesn't affect the marketprice, and hence you are also helping the bitcoin environment.

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Quote from: PremiumCodeX on November 11, 2016, 03:39:17 AM

Quote from: MadGamer on November 11, 2016, 03:33:36 AM

from the Pricing page , you can see that you can make 30 transactions a month for free but once you make additional transaction then you will be paying 1% fees from those transactions , just like the Business plan. I think It really worth it If you project is good/big enough , 1% isn't that much considering the amount of time and resources you could take If you make your own payment processor.

To be honest, I could sacrifice 1% for this service. But does it have a withdrawal fee or BTC to USD fee? Because I read you could exchange your funds from BTC to USD via the site.

If I got it right , you won't be able to exchange the funds from BTC to USD unless you have a Visa card and to get the card you should be a U.S citizen . You could check their Visa card FAQ & Fees and limits

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Quote from: MadGamer on November 11, 2016, 03:33:36 AM

from the Pricing page , you can see that you can make 30 transactions a month for free but once you make additional transaction then you will be paying 1% fees from those transactions , just like the Business plan. I think It really worth it If you project is good/big enough , 1% isn't that much considering the amount of time and resources you could take If you make your own payment processor.

To be honest, I could sacrifice 1% for this service. But does it have a withdrawal fee or BTC to USD fee? Because I read you could exchange your funds from BTC to USD via the site.

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Quote from: PremiumCodeX on November 11, 2016, 03:27:35 AM

Quote from: MadGamer on November 11, 2016, 03:23:27 AM

Quote from: PremiumCodeX on November 11, 2016, 03:20:25 AM

I would like to know what payment processors the clients and sellers of our community prefer. If you both sell and buy on the forum, you could tell both what payment processor you prefer in client role and in seller role. I would appreciate a short explanation to your preference, too.

Payment processors are basically made for website/services owner and not individuals , small transaction on the forum wouldn't require them at all. Bitpay.com is definitely the best when It come to handling online BTC payments from users and a lot of services use it (such as Neteller , Steam and Shopify).

Bitpay actually seems to be pretty cool. So, could I use it for free up to 30 transactions and after 30 transactions I have to pay 1% transaction fee?

from the Pricing page , you can see that you can make 30 transactions a month for free but once you make additional transaction then you will be paying 1% fees from those transactions , just like the Business plan. I think It really worth it If you project is good/big enough , 1% isn't that much considering the amount of time and resources you could take If you make your own payment processor.

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Quote from: MadGamer on November 11, 2016, 03:23:27 AM

Quote from: PremiumCodeX on November 11, 2016, 03:20:25 AM

I would like to know what payment processors the clients and sellers of our community prefer. If you both sell and buy on the forum, you could tell both what payment processor you prefer in client role and in seller role. I would appreciate a short explanation to your preference, too.

Payment processors are basically made for website/services owner and not individuals , small transaction on the forum wouldn't require them at all. Bitpay.com is definitely the best when It come to handling online BTC payments from users and a lot of services use it (such as Neteller , Steam and Shopify).

Bitpay actually seems to be pretty cool. So, could I use it for free up to 30 transactions and after 30 transactions I have to pay 1% transaction fee?

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Quote from: PremiumCodeX on November 11, 2016, 03:20:25 AM

I would like to know what payment processors the clients and sellers of our community prefer. If you both sell and buy on the forum, you could tell both what payment processor you prefer in client role and in seller role. I would appreciate a short explanation to your preference, too.

Payment processors are basically made for website/services owner and not individuals , small transaction on the forum wouldn't require them at all. Bitpay.com is definitely the best when It come to handling online BTC payments from users and a lot of services use it (such as Neteller , Steam and Shopify).

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