Topic: What payment processors do you use? (Read 2891 times)
Thank you for your replies! I especially feel thankful because you pointed out the importance of APIs. Providing a stable API is very important feature of a provider. Maybe, the provider's site is clean and secure, but above a certain level API usage becomes more important because of the development of business applications, system integrity and automation. I think, anyone who was looking for payment processors got some info on them already from this discussion so I am closing this now. Thank you for your help!
I use coingate.com.
Because they don't need vertifications for you to accept payments..
Because they don't need vertifications for you to accept payments..
I didn't hear that payment processor. What currency it uses? I want to try it if it is just like paypal.
@OP i'm currently using paypal and bitcoin but paypal is my preferred because it is safe and a lot pf online merchant and banks that accpeting this kind of payment. I feel safe when i'm using it because it has a dispute features, so less worries if someones try to scam me.
I use Payapl, Perfect Money basically, and since few months I am into Bitcoins as well and started using it.
Paypal/Perfect Money because it is quite available to shop from many online sellers. Now as many sellers are gradually starting to accept Bitcoin, the choice might shift. But sometimes Paypal will be my choice to buy some particular goods or services.
Paypal/Perfect Money because it is quite available to shop from many online sellers. Now as many sellers are gradually starting to accept Bitcoin, the choice might shift. But sometimes Paypal will be my choice to buy some particular goods or services.
when I really need I use paypal and credit cards
usually I don't trade in the forum
usually I don't trade in the forum
Even though many of us hates paypal still I use this also even I'm one of them that is not loving the charges of paypal to us. Still their service is quite good enough if we don't have choice and besides some of my freelance work is getting paid me with paypal for they don't know how to use bitcoin. I don't experience here in forum either for trading but I know there are trusted people here.
I personally use paypal when i can't buy what i want with bitcoin directly.
And I'm one of it that I realized how paypal is very greed with the service they are charging even though it is reasonable but still I can't take it for a longer time. They are also freezing some accounts that they thinks that are being involved in some fishy activities for having a very rapid addition to their balance.
Paypal takes ridiculous fee's in every transactions we made and i realize that im losing some huge money if i continue to used that and luckily i know bitcoins bitcoins where i cam save some money since the network fees are to little to notice, and freezinh of account is totally not an issue since you will get hit by paypal management if your transaction is malicious or someone has reported your account for some matters,
Yes surely we are all very lucky to know that there is another payment processor that can be good for alternative to paypal. And other payment processors who are popular also are doing the same with paypal. But with paypal's freezing of account, I have read some other people complaining that it is not a good act because they are just having a big sales.
But the sad truth is bitcoin have limited access only since we cannot buy some goods on big sites, but thats not necessary if we are not online shopper, but if we are on the process that finding some good ways to transafer money at ease will bitcoin well be the best choice for that since the payments are cheap and sometimes its free of charge if we are using the same local wallets, and for now im happy using our local bitcoin wallets since it have easy to cashout option and hah many merchant feature that we can rely on if we need something online.
I use coingate.com.
Because they don't need vertifications for you to accept payments..
Because they don't need vertifications for you to accept payments..
I didn't hear that payment processor. What currency it uses? I want to try it if it is just like paypal.
@OP i'm currently using paypal and bitcoin but paypal is my preferred because it is safe and a lot pf online merchant and banks that accpeting this kind of payment. I feel safe when i'm using it because it has a dispute features, so less worries if someones try to scam me.
I use coingate.com.
Because they don't need vertifications for you to accept payments..
Because they don't need vertifications for you to accept payments..
I use Zebpay app to covert my Bitcoin to my local currency and Local currency to Bitcoin this app is easy to use and recently they enabled trading option so I can trade Bitcoin on my android mobile phone.
Well, I use paypal. although it was a bit difficult, but, paypal has a lot of advantages. in fact, paypal accepted in any legal online shopping sites. so, using paypal as a payment processor is a very good thing in my opinion. besides, I also use the perfect money, but I rarely use it
when I really need I use paypal and credit cards
usually I don't trade in the forum
usually I don't trade in the forum
Even though many of us hates paypal still I use this also even I'm one of them that is not loving the charges of paypal to us. Still their service is quite good enough if we don't have choice and besides some of my freelance work is getting paid me with paypal for they don't know how to use bitcoin. I don't experience here in forum either for trading but I know there are trusted people here.
I personally use paypal when i can't buy what i want with bitcoin directly.
And I'm one of it that I realized how paypal is very greed with the service they are charging even though it is reasonable but still I can't take it for a longer time. They are also freezing some accounts that they thinks that are being involved in some fishy activities for having a very rapid addition to their balance.
Paypal takes ridiculous fee's in every transactions we made and i realize that im losing some huge money if i continue to used that and luckily i know bitcoins bitcoins where i cam save some money since the network fees are to little to notice, and freezinh of account is totally not an issue since you will get hit by paypal management if your transaction is malicious or someone has reported your account for some matters,
I am using both bitcoin and paypal as my payment. If im ordering online but they didnt accept.btc I am paying them paypal, But if they are.accepting bitcoin and paypal i am sending bitcoin as payment. Paypal has a expensive transaction fee if.compared to bitcoin
when I really need I use paypal and credit cards
usually I don't trade in the forum
usually I don't trade in the forum
Even though many of us hates paypal still I use this also even I'm one of them that is not loving the charges of paypal to us. Still their service is quite good enough if we don't have choice and besides some of my freelance work is getting paid me with paypal for they don't know how to use bitcoin. I don't experience here in forum either for trading but I know there are trusted people here.
I personally use paypal when i can't buy what i want with bitcoin directly.
I only buy Digital Goods online and I pay directly with bitcoin.
For physical goods, I tend to opt for local sellers(as I don't like paying crazy amounts for shipping)and we go through the local exchange for that or dragonpay/gcash.
The fees from these third-party payment processors are crazy but for those rare times that I need to use one, I go with PayPal.
For physical goods, I tend to opt for local sellers(as I don't like paying crazy amounts for shipping)and we go through the local exchange for that or dragonpay/gcash.
The fees from these third-party payment processors are crazy but for those rare times that I need to use one, I go with PayPal.
Www.ThreePoints.ml uses the GoCoin payment processor. It works very well for orders and email notifications.
when I really need I use paypal and credit cards
usually I don't trade in the forum
usually I don't trade in the forum
Netteller also has an option for Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals with minimum of $20 per transaction plus fees although they used third party affiliate, I haven't had any problems when using it so far.
That is certainly true, as long as we use it does not have a problem then I will also agree and will support full of all the things that they do. For if it is not done then I think the growth will not be as good as bitcoin and as good as this, only support and perform the best way is the most appropriate thing to make the bitcoin became one of the currencies is very needed and used by everyone
Netteller also has an option for Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals with minimum of $20 per transaction plus fees although they used third party affiliate, I haven't had any problems when using it so far.
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 the Client is from my country i will go for Bank Transfer or Bitcoin for my products for sale, what you are asking if you are asking about in selling bitcoins then i go for same Bank Transfer as it is more safe, i dont go for online purchase as the delivery charges to my country is costly and after adding the Delivery Charges to the purchase product the price cost is higher then my local purchase so i go for fiat currency exchange
I just saw this announcement for a new one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1686045.0;topicseen
I haven't used it but it's open source so I'd say it's worth looking into at the very least.
what i read from the link,maybe thing works out like another bitcoin payment API but the difference is this plugin can't exchange the bitcoin automatically into some kind of fiat instead sending the amount of bitcoin directly to the seller's wallet,beside of that it's still good plugin I haven't used it but it's open source so I'd say it's worth looking into at the very least.
I just saw this announcement for a new one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1686045.0;topicseen
I haven't used it but it's open source so I'd say it's worth looking into at the very least.
I haven't used it but it's open source so I'd say it's worth looking into at the very least.
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.
I've been more looking into that return back policy for its protecting more of the buyers and I think that is not fair because what if there are some buyers that just want to troll those legit buyers. I've experience that before so what I'm using now is. I am completely using bitcoin as my payment processor so if my receiver is not into bitcoin its their problem as long as I pay them my obligations.
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.
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.
advcash developing, good
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
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
Thank you for your feedback! So, we have discussed Bitpay already. I found Payeer and Coindesk also to be just fine alternatives.
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.
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?
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.
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?
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.
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.
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.
I have used both Bitpay and Coindesk. Prefer Bitpay more as it doesn't require me to sign in. Otherwise both are equally good.
Payeer allows you to deposit in bitcoins and withdraw in USD, GBP and Euro. Their fees are one of the cheapest out there.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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
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.
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.
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?
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).
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.
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