How to start accepting PayPal?

Hello!
How to start accepting PayPal if that is not possible to be completed directly. I remember 2checkout. Any other ways?

 

I would say that 2checkout is Verifone now. There are a lot of users moving from 2checkout to Stripe.

 

@nerdipod you can check out Paddle. They seem to process PayPal payments too https://www.paddle.com/help/start/intro-to-paddle/which-payment-methods-do-you-support

 

Thank you guys. Your help is really appreciated.

 

Maybe check checkout2 or payoner

 

May be this can help you

https://pp4all.com/

PAYPAL PROCESSING FOR HIGH RISK PROJECTS WITH PAYMENT IN CRYPTO

Paypal processing through a customized API, on Paypal itself there are cards too and payment from us in crypto.

 

Hello!

If you're looking for alternatives to directly integrate PayPal into your business and are considering services like 2Checkout (now rebranded as Verifone), several other payment gateway and processor solutions can help you accept PayPal payments indirectly or offer a broad range of payment options to your customers. Here are some options you might consider:

1. Stripe: Stripe is a popular payment processor that supports a wide range of payment methods, including PayPal through their integrations. It's known for its ease of use and integration flexibility.
   
   
2. Square: Square offers a comprehensive suite of payment processing tools and can accept various payment methods. While primarily known for in-person payments, Square also has robust e-commerce capabilities.
   
   
3. Shopify Payments: If you're using Shopify for your e-commerce platform, Shopify Payments makes it easy to accept a wide range of payment methods, including PayPal. It's integrated directly into your Shopify store, simplifying the setup process.
   
   
4. Braintree: Owned by PayPal, Braintree offers a sophisticated payment gateway that supports multiple payment methods, including PayPal, credit cards, and even digital wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay. It's a good choice if you're looking for a direct way to integrate PayPal while also expanding your payment options.
   
   
5. Adyen: Adyen offers a payment solution that caters to both online and in-person retailers. It supports a broad array of payment methods, including PayPal, and provides a single platform for managing transactions across different channels.
   
   
6. Authorize.Net: A well-established payment gateway, Authorize.Net supports a wide range of payment methods. It can be used to process online payments, and while it doesn't support PayPal directly, it's a reliable choice for credit card processing.
   
   
7. Worldpay: As one of the largest payment processing companies globally, Worldpay offers a wide range of payment services and can help businesses accept PayPal payments among many other payment methods.
   

When choosing a payment processor or gateway, consider factors like transaction fees, ease of integration with your current systems, customer service, and the range of payment options supported. It's also a good idea to review any contractual obligations and how the service handles disputes or chargebacks. Depending on your business needs and the regions you operate in, some services may be more suitable than others.

Another key thing to think about is the country that the account holder and bank is in, because each payment processor has their own rules for that.

Hope this helps

Mike