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Stripe, if you can get the github student pack you get $1000 with no fees as well.
@SNetworks1 Thanks for the clue, I will look into it.
If you are on one of the Stripe countries, yeah, use it, I'm jealous of not being on one of those countries because I can't use their API
And Github Student Pack really provides you with some awesome tools you can use.
I remember the github student pack also gave you a SSL cert too and a free .ME domain;
You can also use Bitpay with ShapeShift.io to accept Cryptocurrencies (like 20 of them).
Not sure on Braintree's policy wrt personal accounts but they're giving away £30k in free transactions and they're not on a banning spree.
gumroad
I just found ut Stripe is not supporting my country. That's bad.
Amazon payments?
@seikan can you clarify what you're looking for that Paypal isn't accomplishing for you?
@perennate Some of the clients insist no using PayPal, and some of them do not have PayPal in their country. So I have to look alternatives.
You can also process cards with Skrill. A few years ago they asked for docs if I remember well - not sure now.
Transferwise has great rates, straight to a bank account.
We found Stripe and Braintree to be particularly developer friendly.
Every payment gateway has it's pros and cons. Stripe is no exception as you need to be from a few countries in order to signup for it. You have to realize though that these restrictions are in some ways good because they're trying to keep a good relationship with the credit companies (Visa, American Express, Mastercard, etc). Out of these payment gateways which ones aren't you eligible for?