[Lor‌d]

So i'm interested in setting up a new way to pay on my website. So far everything I have setup has been shut down.
PayPal perm limited my account for receiving stolen funds (Totally my fault, fuck you PayPal)
Stripe closed my account because they thought it was fraud due to the high amounts of payments shortly after setting it up and closed my account. After talking to support and waiting 4 days for a response they decided they don't want my business and turned me away.

I'm looking for some way to accept credit/debit cards and have the money paid out to my bank weekly or monthly. My only other requirement is that it has some sort of webhooks that will let me verify shit through the backend and run shit automatically.

I am located in the US and will have a high volume of money running through this. Any suggestions?
And before anyone says anything, I already take Bitcoin and I do NOT want to make multiple PayPal accounts as I am sure someone will suggest.

[DevNet]

Have you tried BrainTree directly or providers like adyen?
If looking for a more tolerant payment provider PM me for a link to one.

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You should also consider 2checkout and paymill, and dwolla for ACH

[Lor‌d]

Have you tried BrainTree directly or providers like adyen?
If looking for a more tolerant payment provider PM me for a link to one.

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You should also consider 2checkout and paymill, and dwolla for ACH

I was trying out 2checkout but they require an insane amount of information and want me to edit a bunch of stuff on my site.
I'll look into the others though.

[ManDoR]

Shameless plug.

ProcessOut can help you in some ways. Although it won't be your direct payment processor, you can use it to have some relative security regarding your merchant accounts: if a payment provider bans you, you can switch to another one in a few clicks from your dashboard without having to update your code. i.e., you have a subscription business and start with Stripe. If Stripe bans you, because the cards are stored in the ProcessOut's vault you can switch to Braintree or Authorize.net and not have any service disturbance. You can even set up additional payment processors up front which will be used as fallbacks when payments get refused for some reasons.

One other use case for you would be to abstract away the complexity of old-schooled payment processors, which you're most likely going to encounter working with more high-risk friendly processors, so even though those processors don't support APIs, have no libraries or webhooks, or have crappy dashboards, you'll still get all those features from the ProcessOut platform.
Oh, and Coinpayments (and PayPal even though you don't seem to be able to work with them anymore) support comes right out of the box.

https://www.processout.com
https://www.processout.com/pricing
https://docs.processout.com
(I've never posted this on there before. I'm only doing this now because it seems to be a use-case getting more common. And yes, this is a private company, funded, and we process millions every week. But it also means that even though we work with high-risk businesses, we don't work with illegal ones).

[Frankey]

You can also use G2APay, depending on what kind of products you sell. I have some experience with them and it has been great.

[Lor‌d]

Shameless plug.

ProcessOut can help you in some ways. Although it won't be your direct payment processor, you can use it to have some relative security regarding your merchant accounts: if a payment provider bans you, you can switch to another one in a few clicks from your dashboard without having to update your code. i.e., you have a subscription business and start with Stripe. If Stripe bans you, because the cards are stored in the ProcessOut's vault you can switch to Braintree or Authorize.net and not have any service disturbance. You can even set up additional payment processors up front which will be used as fallbacks when payments get refused for some reasons.

One other use case for you would be to abstract away the complexity of old-schooled payment processors, which you're most likely going to encounter working with more high-risk friendly processors, so even though those processors don't support APIs, have no libraries or webhooks, or have crappy dashboards, you'll still get all those features from the ProcessOut platform.
Oh, and Coinpayments (and PayPal even though you don't seem to be able to work with them anymore) support comes right out of the box.

https://www.processout.com
https://www.processout.com/pricing
https://docs.processout.com
(I've never posted this on there before. I'm only doing this now because it seems to be a use-case getting more common. And yes, this is a private company, funded, and we process millions every week. But it also means that even though we work with high-risk businesses, we don't work with illegal ones).

I'm not sure what you mean by "Shameless plug" so i'll just ignore that.
I appreciate the suggestions though and I will definitely look into ProcessOut
I currently use CoinPayments and have been using it for a while. Sadly as I stated my PayPal was perm limited.

You can also use G2APay, depending on what kind of products you sell. I have some experience with them and it has been great.

Don't think that would work for me.

[ManDoR]

I'm not sure what you mean by "Shameless plug" so i'll just ignore that.
I appreciate the suggestions though and I will definitely look into ProcessOut
I currently use CoinPayments and have been using it for a while. Sadly as I stated my PayPal was perm limited.


Don't think that would work for me.

I meant Shameless plug as in, I'm shamelessly advertising my company in this thread by mentioning it!

[Lor‌d]

I meant Shameless plug as in, I'm shamelessly advertising my company in this thread by mentioning it!

Ahhh okay see I received that in a totally different way XD
As I said before, thanks for the suggestions and I definitely plan on looking into it!