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How to Choose a Third Party Payment Processor for Your Business Website
If you are trying to sell a product or service on your business website, youwould need a way of accepting payments on it. The most popular mode of paymenton the web is credit cards. Credit cards can be accepted in two ways on awebsite. You can have your own merchant account, or you can use a third partypayment processor. If you are just starting out, and operating on a limited budget, it is better tochoose a third party payment processor. This is because merchant accountsrequire high upfront and regular charges. Before choosing a payment processor,it is important to investigate their terms of service. Following are some of the terms you should be aware of before choosing aprocessor: Set up fee Some companies require an upfront amount for registration with their service.Others have no set up or registration fee. Per Transaction fee Almost all payment processors charge a certain amount for processing eachpayment that is made through them from your website. This is usually apercentage of the total transaction amount and can range from as low as 2% to ashigh as 20%. Other FeesSome payment processing companies also levy other fees that may not be obviousat first glance. For example, there might be fees for bounced checks or chargebacks from the customer. Merchants Accepted Some payment processing companies accept clients only from the US. Others havelist of specific countries from which they accepts customers. Yet others acceptclients from all over the world with no restriction on region. Products Accepted Some companies only let you sell intangible products, which can be downloaded oremailed and don't need to be shipped. Others have no restriction on what can besold through them. Some specialize in selling only physical products. Payment Method Different payment processing companies have different methods of transferringpayments to its clients, and charge varying fees for this service. You can get acheck mailed to you, or you can request an ACH transfer to your bank. If you areinternational client, some companies will also arrange for an international wiretransfer. Payment Frequency The payment frequency for all companies is also different. Some pay as soon asthe customer makes the payment, others may make weekly, bi monthly or monthlypayments to their clients. Customer Service It is essential for a payment processing company to respond promptly toinquiries and to be customer friendly and reliable. The company shouldpreferably have a reliable support system in place and respond to inquirieswithin 24 hours. Review the service terms of your payment processing company carefully to ensurethat you are getting a god deal and would have no problems in the future.Here is a list of some popular payment processors: PayPal IBill ClickBank 2CheckOut ProPay CtoPay (Only for high risk business) Signature:-----------------------------------------------------------My email: sales-04 at ctopay doc hk Last edited by ctopayhk3; 02-18-2009 at 06:15 AM. |
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Very very very...helpful. Thanks for your great info.
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your best consideration of third party payment processor should be the one who has good reputations already,the choice from 2checkout is OK and beside reputations I think you need to search first over the internet "Rate of the company"more positive rate they got,there you should go out
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Thanks ctopayhk3 for sharing information regarding the process of online payments.
Anybody has idea about: Moneybookers - Send and receive money ? Online payments ? Money transfers or which one third party payment concern (company) is the best? Safdar Ali Lahore-Pakistan |
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Which one third party payment conern is best ,maybe decide by your business. Could you mind to tell me what is your business? |
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Yes, the fee offen include the transation rate , annual fee or monthly fee ,usually the high risk business run by a low rate, they usually charge a setup fee. |
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Can we accept creditcards through thirdparty payment processors ? Is the customer experience any different for thirdparty processors versus a merchant account ?
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Great guide. But in the final list it should be LoudCommerce.Com
That kind of company its great for small-medium business. Just my two cents. |
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