Although Turkish merchants cannot directly access the payment interface of PayPal, everyone ignores that you can directly contact the merchant through the "Fast Contact" in the post.

Sir, hello, I bought this merchant before, but his IP doesn't belong to dual ISP, he belongs to single ISP

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I bought a VPS from this merchant, but it has been an hour, and I still haven’t been able to turn it on, and the work order is not replied, what should I do?https://siam.digital

Because we don't have merchant who can accept it.

https://paypal.com/al/webapps/mpp/merchant-fees#fixed-fees-commercialtrans

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Ok, when you wrote directly with a bank, I thought you go to a bank and open up a merchant account with them. To me authorize.net is just another middle man.

I wasn't aware there was much difference here. In your experience, how much do you estimate can be saved in fees by going with a bank for a merchant account rather than with a provider like Stripe?

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I think you have to work up some volume to get a merchant account directly with a bank. Cumbersome and lots of work for checkout integrations, might not be worth it if volumes are low and there are re

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Yeah, I thought I saw that, too, for US accounts anyway. It has to do with credit card companies not allowing their merchants to do that.

I think Paypal doesn't allow the merchant to pass on the transaction fees to the customers. This would violate Paypal's terms and can lead to the account getting limited/banned.

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Not yet. their merchant account will be in trouble.