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Looking for gateway

Started by wellm97, Dec 31, 2022, 07:06 AM

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wellm97Topic starter

Hello!
I am searching for a payment gateway similar to https://payivy.com that supports PayPal but doesn't require me to have a PayPal account. The reason being, I wish to sell my digital products without the use of a PayPal account.
A solution would be to have a payment gateway that supports PayPal and also allows me to withdraw the funds through bitcoin or payza rather than PayPal.
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sonyrobin

Have you considered using payssion.com as an alternative payment gateway? They may not offer support for PayPal, however, they do provide other payment options that don't have as many refund issues.
Additionally, you can use Bitcoin, Webmoney, or bank transfer to withdraw your funds.
Hopefully, this suggestion proves helpful to you.
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doro

WePay is a payment gateway that is capable of handling intricate payments like crowdfunding campaigns and payments from multiple parties. It caters to sites of different sizes and provides a user-friendly support service for companies using their payment gateway. Furthermore, WePay accepts modern payment methods such as Apple Pay and Android Pay.

Authorize.net offers a payment service that can aid in the expansion of one's business with its dependable and flexible tools. Among its key features are an extensive list of available payment methods, including checks and mobile payments, along with the ability to accept recurring payments and subscription payments. Additionally, they offer a free security service called the Advanced Fraud Detection Suite and a variety of support options, such as help by phone, online chat, and ticket response system. The cost of the service is 2.8% + $0.20 per transaction.
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messnct

The need for a payment gateway that supports PayPal without forcing you to use a PayPal account can be a bit tricky, but there are a few options out there that might work for your situation.

Skrill - Skrill is a popular choice for those looking to accept PayPal payments without actually having to use PayPal directly. You can integrate Skrill into your website to accept payments from customers who prefer to use PayPal. The good news is that Skrill allows you to withdraw your funds via Bitcoin or other methods like bank transfer or Payza. It's fairly straightforward to set up, and they offer a decent API for custom integrations.

CoinPayments - Another option you might want to look into is CoinPayments. They are more crypto-focused, but they do offer the ability to accept PayPal payments. Once the payment is made, you can choose to have the funds converted and withdrawn through various cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin. This can be a good solution if you're looking to keep everything digital and avoid traditional banking methods altogether.

2Checkout - 2Checkout is another robust option that integrates easily with PayPal. You don't need a PayPal account to use 2Checkout, and you can withdraw your funds through methods like wire transfer, Payoneer, or even prepaid debit cards. It's a bit more conventional compared to crypto solutions, but it offers a lot of flexibility in terms of how you get paid and manage your money.

Gumroad - If you're selling digital products, Gumroad might be an excellent alternative. It's a platform designed specifically for creators selling digital goods. They support PayPal payments, but you as a seller don't need to use PayPal to receive the funds. Instead, you can get paid directly to your bank account, or via Payoneer. They also handle all the tax stuff for you, which can be a huge relief.

Paxum - Paxum is another e-wallet service that allows you to receive payments through PayPal and withdraw them via a variety of methods including Bitcoin and other e-wallets like Payza. Paxum is widely used in the аdult entertainment industry but has been growing in other areas as well. It's a solid choice if you want to avoid PayPal while still being able to cater to customers who prefer it.

Payoneer - Although Payoneer itself doesn't directly support PayPal payments, you can link your Payoneer account to a PayPal account. That said, if you really want to avoid PayPal completely, this might not be the best option for you. But for other users looking for an alternative withdrawal method, Payoneer offers several options including direct bank transfer and the ability to withdraw funds in different currencies.

Each of these options comes with its own set of pros and cons, so it's important to consider what will work best for your specific needs. Whether you're looking for something that's more crypto-friendly or prefer a more traditional approach, there's likely a solution out there that will allow you to sell your digital products without relying on PayPal for withdrawals.
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