Hint: Pretty much everyone is going to say PayPal except a few providers and people from banned countries. It's PayPal and PayPal only. Maybe BitCoin in some rare situation I can't use PayPal.

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Payment Gateways: Paypal, Credit/Debit Cards,BitCoin

PayPal, Credit Card, Bitcoin, Bank Transfer

As much fun as bitcoin is, probably one thing to keep in mind is that its a PITA to keep track of exchange rates for tax purposes. There's far less pushback from the authorities regarding exchange ra

If you aren't a US company, you can't accept BitCoin without accepting that you'll literally never be paid out from your merchant account.

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Well, BitPay isn't the only Bitcoin payment gateway out there, thankfully. I've seen some providers use BIPS and Coinbase. I suggest you take a look at this list.

I know how BitCoin works, when you don't use CoinBase or BitPay it's unlikely you'll get the exact same valuation when you cash out, that's what makes it so volatile.

That's the beauty of BitCoin: you don't have to use CoinBase or BitPay or any other gateway to accept payments. All you need is a wallet, you can generate a wallet per customer. You don't need any thi

I guess. Digital currency is the future but BitCoin isn't here to stay and it's certainly not a drop-in replacement for a payment gateway that trades in globally recognised currencies. Plus all these

I didn't mention that Bitcoin should be the only payment method available. It's a nice option for both the customer and the seller, but then again it doesn't exclude other traditional services (PayPal

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PayPal, Credit card, Bank Transfer, CashU, Skrill, WebMoney, Bitcoin, Western Union / Moneygram, and Perfect Money.

Time to accept Bitcoin, if you don't already? No chargebacks. Ever.

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