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Good payment processors to use? - ProxyLand - Mar 8, 2025
This thread is pretty simple, im looking for good payment processors to use. And if you point out any, is there package plans to it? Free plans? Paid plans to reduce fees?
Gonna be looking for one that approves of Debit Card transactions, Possibly integrated CashApp opportunities, and thats basically it. I suppose I could eventually accept LTC using a Hardware Tezor or w.e it's called in future, for now, just the CashApp and Debit Card Payments.
I'll add this, I do not need to use this for my actual storefront. I have a website made already, just asking about for the actual payment processors piece.
I'm located out of U.S if that makes any difference.
Gonna be looking for one that approves of Debit Card transactions, Possibly integrated CashApp opportunities, and thats basically it. I suppose I could eventually accept LTC using a Hardware Tezor or w.e it's called in future, for now, just the CashApp and Debit Card Payments.
I'll add this, I do not need to use this for my actual storefront. I have a website made already, just asking about for the actual payment processors piece.
I'm located out of U.S if that makes any difference.
RE: Good payment processors to use? - WhiteTV - Mar 9, 2025
Have a look at Hoodpay, you can also accept Credit Card payments with it anonymously and they pay out in Crypto. CashApp is I think not supported.
RE: Good payment processors to use? - ProxyLand - Mar 9, 2025
(Mar 9, 2025 07:40 AM)WhiteTV Wrote: Have a look at Hoodpay, you can also accept Credit Card payments with it anonymously and they pay out in Crypto. CashApp is I think not supported.
Yeah. Actually, I seen that yesterday. Along with BillGang. Apparently can link up HoodPay with BillGang.
So in reality, the reason I don't take crypto is because of all the gas fees required to send most crypto's. That part is a headache for me. I used to live in Pennsylvania, where I was able to have Robinhood, which buying/selling LTC was damn near feeless (0.0001% or whatever) and was the same thing with sending/receiving LTC. Was damn near feeless. Except the Payments took like 30 mins - 60 mins to complete thru.. that was the only thing. Which wasn't even bad. But apparently, in NY, Robin hood doesn't have the proper certifications for to send/receive. I can only buy/sell.
So until I can replicate a easy way to send/receive and also buy/sell LTC, I wouldn't bother. HoodPay seems like an option if I funnel funds using a Hardware ledger.
RE: Good payment processors to use? - arlington - Mar 9, 2025
Monero to Trustwallet.
RE: Good payment processors to use? - ProxyLand - Mar 9, 2025
Mainly looking for the Debit Card and CashApp opportunities first before I would want to find a resolve for Crypto. Crypto isn't my first priority at the moment..
RE: Good payment processors to use? - TrackPro+ - Mar 10, 2025
I would say look into sell.app it was recommended by a member on here and I’ve been using it since. They accept cash app transactions.
RE: Good payment processors to use? - N604 - Mar 10, 2025
(Mar 9, 2025 07:40 AM)WhiteTV Wrote: Have a look at Hoodpay, you can also accept Credit Card payments with it anonymously and they pay out in Crypto. CashApp is I think not supported.
+1 for Hoodpay, I'm using it for a while and it's nice.
BTW Cash app is supported.
RE: Good payment processors to use? - ReKing - Mar 23, 2025
(Mar 9, 2025 07:40 AM)WhiteTV Wrote: Have a look at Hoodpay, you can also accept Credit Card payments with it anonymously and they pay out in Crypto. CashApp is I think not supported.
The problem , that Hoodpay don't support all country
RE: Good payment processors to use? - Moooookie - Mar 24, 2025
Square accepts Debit/Credit/CashApp/AmazonPay/GooglePay/ApplePay/Etc.
RE: Good payment processors to use? - REEDIFY - Mar 25, 2025
You think that hoodpay is supported on shopify and they review websites after payments? ( its for a replica store like nike products.. )
RE: Good payment processors to use? - ProxyLand - Mar 27, 2025
(Mar 24, 2025 11:04 AM)Moooookie Wrote: Square accepts Debit/Credit/CashApp/AmazonPay/GooglePay/ApplePay/Etc.
I've known about square, even for P.O.S sales for in person. Their systems work great for those purposes, I've never used their payment processor though. From what I've heard, one of their basic plans is like 2.4% + 30 cent fee added onto every purchase payment made with debit cards... to the customer.
I meannnn. That's okay. But I'd almost rather not, or keep it very very minimal to reduce overheads/fees/profit taking from me.
One of the reasons I like CashApp so much. And integrations with CashApp. Until I get a ledger or a Trezor, I don't want to take LTC yet. But when I do, I'll look to add that and most likely use Hood Pay though.
RE: Good payment processors to use? - DoomSlayer97 - May 26, 2025
Used Cryptomus, now want kyc, added on my website coin payments
RE: Good payment processors to use? - ProxyLand - Jun 6, 2025
(May 26, 2025 06:50 PM)DoomSlayer97 Wrote: Used Cryptomus, now want kyc, added on my website coin payments
So, the KYC isn't so much a problem for me as what fee's are. I just refused to be fee'd up from buying LTC or selling LTC and then of course receiving LTC.
Honestly, I'm thinking about hardware crypto atm such as Trezor or Ledger.. thoughts? In my use case, I'd ONLY want to receive crypto and then basically store, till I'm ready to sell. And convert to USD.
RE: Good payment processors to use? - DoomSlayer97 - Jun 6, 2025
Then I think you can use hoodpay, or try to use a personal payment processor