Looking for a new payment gateway

[MrBearPS]

Hi,
I run a website that allows you to create an account and you can be paid by other members who visit the site and I take a commission of that payment.
I’m trying to find other payment gateways that allow for me to add members as a “sub” on my gateway account so when they have a member make a purchase it automatically gives the master account a commission from that payment and sends the rest to the sub account.
I currently use CCBILL but they take upto 16% commission per transaction themselves.

 

[billybob99]

You might want to take a look at Stripe, their fee is about 1.4% + 20p per transaction.

https://stripe.com/docs/connect/collect-then-transfer-guide

 

[Simon-TP]

What is the business sector/vertical?

 

[Nick Walsh Studios]

Stripe is easy, quick, brilliant...

 

[webhostuk]

Few options you can check are Stripe, Paypal, 2checkout

 

[Naheed Mir]

You can go for any method like Square Payments, Amazon Pay, and Stripe.

 

[Paul Carmen]

What is the business sector/vertical?

A high risk one normally, a subscription business or site selling things that an end user doesn't want to see on their credit card statement.

If that's the case, most of the normal PSPs/acquiring banks won't touch them and the customers wont use the sites if they did, as they wont want the company name on the statement!

 

[123 Financials]

Agree, the stripe is best and easy to setup.

 

[Underline Digital]

Stripe would be ideal for you.

 

[OptiRick]

Make sure Stripe are happy with the service/product you are selling. If it is something in their list of what is regulated or restricted it will prove a waste of time and expense setting it up.

https://stripe.com/en-gb/restricted-businesses

 

[Simon-TP]

Make sure Stripe are happy with the service/product you are selling. If it is something in their list of what is regulated or restricted it will prove a waste of time and expense setting it up.

https://stripe.com/en-gb/restricted-businesses

Good advice. So many businesses have set up with Stripe only to find they get closed down shortly after due to their business nature/products being against policy for their payment processing services.

 

[fc-ramon]

a lot of businesses are aginst stripes terms of service so best to check carefully like Simon said