Currently I am doing analysis on Paytabs which is providing simple and trusted Payment Processing Solutions for Merchants or Individuals.
If I want to do the payments of bitcoins using Paytabs then how can we do that?
PayTabs developer is here.
At the time being PayTabs doesn't support cryptocurrencies like BitCoin.
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If you go out and look for how to process credit cards online, you will continuously get sent towards Paypal or Stripe (which are great options!). These have great features, including nice client UIs, but they don't always fit the problem domain.
I need to accept credit card payments to replace in-person payments for a business, which means no extra fees outside of what credit cards already charge. This is for both Canada and the USA.
Is there an established "best pick" for open source frameworks for handling credit card payments in Node and React?
To be clear, I am showing you one merchant that you can use. Whichever merchant your client is using now to take credit card payments will most likely have a REST API to use.
Most merchant service will have some sort of an API you can use. Since we do not know which merchant you are planning on using I will show you a popular one.
I have used authorize.net a lot in my career. They have a REST API you can consume to handle payments for your clients. The API has a SDK you can download for whichever language you want to use.
The developer portal is here.
You can see popular language examples here.
When you go to that last link click on code examples and pick the
language you want to see.
Here is the SDK repo for Node.js.
Find more SDKs on git and use them in your app!
Let me know if you have anymore questions.
I'm making a simple stripe checkout using Leadpages. With that said, I'm only able to use stripe.js rather than all of the massive API features that Stripe has to offer.
After entering the credit card information, the customer will be sent to an upsell page. Is it possible to do a 1-click upsell using Stripe.js?
If not, I may have to look into other options.
I am using Stripe API for a project.
My requirement is users using my app can pay some tips or service fees to other serving users. So basically it is a kind of user-to-user payment.
I have tried everything I can and I am searching on the Internet. But didn't find anything helpful.
Is it possible to do using Stripe?
I am new to Stripe. I have used PayPal before to achieve the same.
Thank you!
I don't know Stripe very well, but with most of the payment service providers you could only enter one account number to which the payments will be paid. This for security reasons so other people can't receive your payments by simply hacking a config value with the users' account number.
I am building a payment methodology using Stripe. My aim is to transfer money to user's bank accounts programmatically.
As I was investigating Stripe API reference, I found out Recipient object which seems being deprecated. Then I found out about StripeConnect which can achieve this, but still in beta.
My question is if there is any other way to transfer money to user's bank account without StripeConnect. Also I would like to have support in countries besides US and Canada. What is the best way to achieve this functionality by using Stripe?
Thanks.
The only way to do this currently is with Stripe Connect and either Managed or Standalone accounts. Connect itself isn't in beta only Managed accounts are.
I've been reading through Braintree's documentation but I'm having a little bit of trouble figuring out the difference between creating a customer:
https://developers.braintreepayments.com/ios+php/reference/request/customer/create
and creating a SubMerchant account:
https://developers.braintreepayments.com/ios+php/reference/request/merchant-account/create
Can anyone help explain what situations would call for you to use one over the other?
I work at Braintree. If you need more help, please get in touch with our support team.
Customers are your customers -- people who are paying you with credit cards / PayPal / etc.
Sub merchants are different -- they're other people / organizations on who's behalf you are accepting payments using Braintree. They're a feature of Braintree's Marketplace offering. If you're not a marketplace merchant, you don't need to worry about creating sub merchant accounts.