we could make any kind of financial transaction using the awesome world of internet.
Well, the good news is that actually you can take advantage of
electronic payments. If you have not been using this kind of kind of
payment procedure, then you should definitely start now considering its
ease.
Here are a few things you should definitely know before we get started with the list of 6 Awesome Online Payment Systems.
PayPal needs no introduction as it is the world’s most widely used
payment acquirer. Paypal payment process involves utilizing a user’s
existing account or a credit card. You have the ability of sending money
to any email address. PayPal takes 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction but the
great thing is that it has no setup or monthly fees.
Amazon Payments
This one allows receiving money utilizing its API and sending money out
through ACH. Crowdfunding site Kickstarter utilizes Amazon Payments. It
takes 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction for payments over $10 (percentage
decreased for larger transactions). The fee is 5.0% + $0.05 per
transaction for payments below $10.
Google Checkout
Google Checkout is the rival of PayPal from Google. Users can pay via an
account connected to their Google profile. The amazing thing is that
almost all the people are using one or more of Google’s services already
making the Checkout an easier process. It takes 2.9% + $0.30 per
transaction for
sales less than $3,000.
This one is yet another great payment processor that merges a merchant
account and payment gateway, thus letting you receive credit card
payments and PayPal payments both. It costs 3.99% (if you apply by May
1, 2012). They charge $0.45 transaction fee and $10.99 monthly service
fee.
Authorize.Net
This one is the most popular and widely used payment gateway. More than
300,000 merchants use it. E-commerce platforms likes Magento, Volusion
and X-Cart accept it. Setting up Authorize.Net costs $99, while the per
month charges are $10 and they takes a $0.25 per-transaction fee.
WePay lets merchants accept credit cards and bank account payments
online. They focus more onindividual user, and thus they have added
e-store pages to their website allowing their customers to easily take
in payments (such as event tickets, products, donations and etc) through
their service. They take a 3.5% transaction fee ( $0.50 minimum) for
credit card transactions and $0.50 for bank payments. They do not have
any changes for setting up an account or any monthly costs.


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Dr.Rozi Dona






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