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Because in some countries - like, for example, the Netherlands - creditcards are not a universally used thing. That leaves you with roughly two options for proc
by joepie91_ 10y ago
Because in some countries - like, for example, the Netherlands - creditcards are not a universally used thing. That leaves you with roughly two options for processing payments in a reasonably-easy-to-integrate manner: PayPal and Bitcoin.
And not enough people use Bitcoin to remove PayPal entirely.
EDIT: Yes, I know we have iDeal in the Netherlands. Every single company that processes it alongside other methods is either a nightmare to integrate, charges ridiculous fees, requires significant volume, doesn't do payouts over SEPA, or is similarly problematic as PayPal.
In my particular case, an added problem is that most of them refuse to process donations.