The PCI compliant way, if you at all store CCs which is rare by now as nearly any merchant allows encoding server (call endpoint for this CC) or client side (send hashed CC or CC ID) for recurring tra

I use coinbase however to have the option to convert into euros you have to be set to merchant.

@Clouvider yes its in USD[same as merchant] and the balance is cleared / verified

Furthermore, to assume that the new customer - who chatted and emailed with three different people in your company - and who's credit card number and balance is anything but fraudulent, is some kind o

While it's already been mentioned multiple times, you're going to need a WHMCS plugin written so that the client interfaces with your credit card merchant via JavaScript (credit card info never touche

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It is legally enforceable, every merchant account contract makes you agree to these rules.

Yes, generally as a merchant/provider you're responsible for ensuring the security of all data entrusted to you; but considering PCI DSS is not legally enforceable, the responsibility (& major

Conventional merchant accounts will probably want you to sign up directly with Amex. Paypal/Stripe/Braintree/Paymill etc. don't.

In Austria nearly every business has one as well, mostly as they charge not you but the merchant and refund fairly easy if you complain.

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The usual rate even direct is 2-3%. My merchant - one of the largest non-UK EU banks - charges me 2% across all and that is only if i do not take over 10% Amex... (their default rate is 2.9% for AMEX

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Ew. Amex be like 100,000,000% interest and like a billion fees. Not worth accepting for a merchant - it's not like anyone uses it anyway...

Not PP to BTC, PP to merchant.

Is there any? Like when customers pay with CC and PP or anything else and the merchant convert them into Bitcoin.

I often save by just paying with a foreign CC incl. currency conversion and cross-continent fees than by paying Paypal, and with Stripe (or nearly anyone else that one fucker merchant i forgot now) th

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So what changes has Alipay made to their "acceptable merchant categories"? They no longer want to process payments for hosting?