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Wepay
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Flimsy tech
Based on people that I've spoken with their API doesn't work very well.
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Advanced Fraud Detection
WePay has developed world-class technology for detecting online fraud which takes the burdon off their customers. WePay utilizes their users social presence to establish identity and reputation which enables them to optimise risk and availability of funds. This results in fewer instances of merchants having to deal with chargebacks and drastically reduces the need to freeze accounts.
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Full Featured
Not only does WePay offer an API but they also provide a fully featured set of embeddable payment buttons. The payment buttons enable you to accept donations, sell tickets and host a store. Unlike Paypal, everything (including the checkout process) happens on your site, which helps to reduce churn by up to 50%.
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Customer Service
WePay takes a more holistic approach to customer service when compared to competitors such as Stripe as they provide full support to developers and payers. WePay has a great reputation for customer support and have a dedicated team to support their users over phone, live chat, and email.
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Simple Integration
The WePay API is simple to integrate yet flexible enough to handle multiple use cases. The API has the following use cases: Traditional Payment Gateway - Allows you to easily start accepting payments in your staging environment in minutes. No minimums, no contracts and none of the headaches traditionally associated with payment gateways. Marketplace - Creates financial accounts for your merchants, this allows developers not to have to worry about aggregation laws and other relegation red-tape. The API also allows two main options when it comes to the buyer checkout process: Hosted Checkout - WePay handles all the PCI requires for you. Integrated Checkout - Enables the developer to build and host the pages to fully integrate the payment service into their product. This is especially useful for mobile applications or businesses that want full control over the checkout experience.
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InvoicePlane
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It's free and open source
Install it on your own server without having to pay.
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Self hosted
No need to upload your private data to an unknown cloud provider. Self hosted means full control on your stuff.
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Easy installation and low requirements
The application can be installed in about 5 minutes and has very low system requirements. It can be installed in shared hosting environments or NAS systems with less power.
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Multilingual interface
The interface is translated by the InvoicePlane community into more than 25 different languages, including Spanish, French, Dutch, Russian, or Chinese.
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Built with modern web standards
The app uses the latest version of Twitter Bootstrap and jQuery and is compatible with all modern - even mobile - devices.
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Online Payment via PayPal and 24 other payment providers
Customers can pay invoices with one of 25 different payment providers which can be enabled in InvoicePlane, including PayPal, Mollie, Stripe, and Coinbase.
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Highly customizable
You can modify and customize various parts of the application and make it fit your needs: from curency displaying and amount formatting to email and PDF templates.
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies
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A truly peer-to-peer and anonymous solution
There are no names and no accounts in the Bitcoin ecosystem: only anonymous Bitcoin wallets. It makes transactions with people less of a hassle and doesn't require you to input confidential data such as your personal information or credit card details.
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Not truly anonymous unless you take extra precautions
you must figure out how to buy enough btc without providing any personal data, sadly most mayor exchanges now follow kyc and aml policies so those are out of the question, this leaves only a few services or using a btc atm or mining (but that is no longer realistic) you must tumble the coins after to further obfuscate their origin the merchant you are buying from will know your delivery address, the btc address that the payment came from and the ip used when ordering which they will happily give to law enforcement should they get in trouble (and most eventually do get caught) All the interactions between your wallet and the internet should be done over tor as should any purchases and you must find a way to get the products delivered to a fake address. Only after all of this are you at least close to anonymous. Unless law enforcement is really trying to get you (unlikely unless you are also distributing the products in large amounts, buying smaller quantities for personal use is safe).
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Personally untraceable money transfers
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Transactions are not instant
Bitcoin payments take place in the 'blockchain', and must be processed before a payment is completed. This can take anywhere from a couple of minutes up to a couple of hours. However, if you pay a small fee, your transaction is more likely to be completed faster.
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Allows you to choose a wallet of your choice
Bitcoins are stored in digital wallets, which is a unique identifier for your balance. You can choose to keep your bitcoins offline, but there are also hundreds of online wallet services to keep your bitcoins in.
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Not yet widely accepted as a payment method
Altough the popularity of Bitcoin is on the rise, there aren't many individuals who use bitcoin as a payment method. Hewever, webstores and services that allow Bitcoin payments are increasing.
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Convert bitcoins to a currency of your choice
Bitcoins can be converted to 'real' currency in online marketplaces. You'll often pay a small fee, but that's negligible compared to the average charges. The worth of your sold bitcoins can be transferred to your bank account. This also makes Bitcoin an ideal solution for global payments with different currencies.
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High security with offline storage
Users can secure their wallet though encryption all while keeping this info offline. They can be backed up as well, meaning many encrypted copies of the wallet (and the funds contained) can be stored securely.
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Apple Pay
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Actual credit card number is obfuscated through Tokenization
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Works only with iPhone 6 or later
Apple Pay is compatible only with iPhones and only those that include an NFC and Secure Element chips which currently is only iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
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Fingerprint authentication adds secondary authentication without requiring to remember anything
Fingerprint authentication adds secondary authentication before a transaction can be initiated. Additionally, it makes sure that nothing get's bought by accident and doesn't require remembering anything such as a password or a pin to use.
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Works with a limited selection of cards
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The most widely used option
Apple Pay is used more than all of the competition combined.
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No credit card information is stored on Apple's devices or servers (except during setup)
Apple avoids any contact with real credit card information, except during setup at which point all information is handled carefully using encryption throughout the process.
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InvoiceQuick
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Excellent support
Even though they say live support is for paid users only they will help regardless.
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Not an accounting platform
If you are looking for a Quickbooks or Freshbooks replacement this is not it
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Free for 3 customers
Most of the features are available for free and you can use it enough to see if there is value.
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Google Wallet
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Best choice of supported cards through Google's Virtual Card system
Google has a partnership with Bancorp Bank that issues a Virtual Card to Google Wallet users that works as an intermediary between customer's card and merchant. It gives more choice in terms of compatible cards and works as a card fraud mitigation technique.
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Credit card and transaction information is stored on Google's servers
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Has a robust fraud protection system
All verified unauthorized transactions reported within 120 days of the transaction are completely refunded.
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No credit card information is stored on the phone
In case a phone is lost or stolen no access to actual credit card information can be gained.
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4-digit PIN provides added security through secondary authentication
4-digit PIN that has to be entered before any transaction can take place adds secondary authentication and makes sure that nothing gets bought by accident.
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