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HostEONS

@jasonedtech said:

Anyone have any experience using Payssion and actually making relatively frequent withdraws? Any other info? I'm new to the forum, thanks for the help so far!

I can vouch for Payssion, they are not FRAUD

We are using them since few months and no issues with withdrawals the only drawback is they send payment 15 days after you request withdrawal which affects cashflow

habert

@HostEONS said:

@jasonedtech said:

Anyone have any experience using Payssion and actually making relatively frequent withdraws? Any other info? I'm new to the forum, thanks for the help so far!

I can vouch for Payssion, they are not FRAUD

We are using them since few months and no issues with withdrawals the only drawback is they send payment 15 days after you request withdrawal which affects cashflow

You can request a shorter settlement cycle if you have much volume, which should be helpful for the cashflow.

HostEONS

We get only about 7-8K via Payssion, most of our payments are via Stripe and PayPal, so it's not much of an issue for us, but if somebody depends completely on Payssion then it could affect cashflow

hostens

We have been using Payssion for quite some time now and haven't had any issues.

Clouvider

Stripe also does Ali

habert

@hostens said:
We have been using Payssion for quite some time now and haven't had any issues.

Sounds good. I found payssion supports many payment options including Chinese payment methods, so do you have any experience with their other payment methods in Asia, Europe and Latin America?

habert

@Clouvider said:
Stripe also does Ali

yea, but Stripe charges a transaction fee of $0.35 which accounts for another 3% if the transaction amount is $10 on average. As you can see, its not so good for most hosting business.

HostEONS

We are using Stripe for AliPay instead of Payssion because we are based in Singapore and Stripe AliPau charges our clients in SGD instead of USD so we save on forex charges also Payssion charges wire fees but there is no such fees associated with Stripe and Stripe does weekly settlements

hostens

@habert said:
do you have any experience with their other payment methods in Asia, Europe and Latin America?

Yes, we have some of them activated and haven't heard of any issues.

estnoc

@jasonedtech said:
Hi all,

Just bumping this thread again. We recently decided on Payssion as well, but we've experienced a few potential red flags along the way that have made us a bit wary about working with them:

• The only way to test in their sandbox is through some German bank system. When we finally go it live, we tested a Wechat payment, but the invoice for the payment has the Nihaopay logo (another processor) - no information about Payssion whatsoever. This worries me. I've asked them for more details about this relationship, but they have yet to reply.

• The most recent review here, https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.payssion.com, is about issues with withdrawing cash and also worries me.

• Even though they have listed in their terms and services that they can share the names of customers of theirs with other customers, they were very hesitant to send me any other websites or customers that use Payssion. When pressed, they finally did but they were all super old/bootleg looking websites.

Anyone have any experience using Payssion and actually making relatively frequent withdraws? Any other info? I'm new to the forum, thanks for the help so far!

we have been using Payssion for 2 years or even more. Support works well via e-mail and I don't have any bad words about it. After your account is verified and documents provided, there is no problem with withdrawals. At least so far we had not noticed any bumps in that matter.