Credit cards payment

[gladiator]

If you are an online shop owner, you can boost your online sales if you include credit card as one payment option. However you have to apply for a merchant account to be able to implement your own credit card payment or use a third payment processor . Any recommendations on how you set up a credit card payment on your site?

[Xenigo123]

Depending on your volume you could just use Paypal, although their fees can be a bit ridiculous and they can be difficult to work with. If you are doing large volume you can go through whatever company you are currently using for your brick and mortar store's merchant account and use their online payment processor. Most of the larger one's offer this.

[joshua]

There are also local banks that offer you their own servers to accept credit card payment.Although some people will be afraid to use it because they will not trust any other local banks.

[exculiber]

Originally Posted by Xenigo123

Depending on your volume you could just use Paypal, although their fees can be a bit ridiculous and they can be difficult to work with. If you are doing large volume you can go through whatever company you are currently using for your brick and mortar store's merchant account and use their online payment processor. Most of the larger one's offer this.

As far as I know you have to be a Paypal account holder to be able to pay a merchant with a Paypal credit payment option. The problem is that not all can apply for a Paypal account.

[cashtaker]

Paypal is the best way to accept credit card from the customer if you are a merchant. Paypal accepts all the credit cards and it is cent percent secure too. I am also planning to setup the ecommerce site with the help of Paypal.

[Mirit Reif]

Did you know that according to research 40% of internet users do not have credit cards? What about putting on your web site a payment processing service that does not require a credit card? There is a new revolutionary payment processing service, called OneTouch Online Purchasing™ it enables consumers to purchase digital content (such as music, ring tones, games, video clips, wallpapers etc.), via their computer or their mobile handset, and charge their purchase to a billing account with the bank or telecom service provider of their choice. Why not check it out as an alternative payment?