What is the number of the trusted payment processors

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    like paypal, moneybookers and etc. Im just interested to know how much exist there.
     
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  2. Disguised

    Disguised Notable Member

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    There are few more

    E-gold
    Alert Pay
    Ebullion
    Pecunix
    Epassporte
    webmoney

    And I don't know the names of others, But above mentioned all are good and well known payment processors (though not most widely used).
     
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    I'm assuming you're referring to 3rd party processors. Here's a few more.

    2checkout.com
    CCBill
    CCNOW
    Ikobo
    MultiCards
    Propay
    Verotel
     
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  4. apex1970

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    also ecocard. There may be are even more.
     
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    e-dinar (I have never used it myself though) ;-)
     
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    Why you all forgot Authorize.Net..

    It's a good and trusted Payment Processor.
     
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    My prefered would be Paypal, 2checkout, escrow.
     
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    Paypal
    2checkout
    worldpay
    moneybookers
    protx
    chronopay
    Hsbc
    Barclay
    Multicards
    Authorize.net

    There would be more list..
     
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    jestep Prominent Member

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    Authorize.net is a payment gateway, not a payment processor. They facilitate the processing of a transaction between a website and a business's merchant account, but they are not a processor themselves.
     
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    i trust three including moneybooker, paypal and egold
     
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    Authorize.Net is a great gateway. I think it is one of the best. We offer authorize.net to our merchants. It's compatible with most major shopping carts.
     
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    I only trust paypal, 2checkout, moneybookers and egold.
     
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    e-gold
    e-bullion
    pecunix
    webmoney

    but these are no payment processors, these are ecurrencies.

    as payment processors i would say:

    paypal
    epassporte
    moneybookers
    ecocard
    alertpay
    paypay

    regards
     
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    MerchantServicesNJ
     
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