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Stripe is not in Estonia, so we applied to Braintree. It took us a couple of weeks and we were rejected at the beginning, but finally they accepted us. Also 2c

Stripe is not in Estonia, so we applied to Braintree. It took us a couple of weeks and we were rejected at the beginning, but finally they accepted us. Also 2checkout can be an option too.

kreetx 9y ago
It's so unfortunate that Stripe isn't supported in Estonia yet! It would be a major boon given the good reputation Stripe has among developers.
- vilmosi 9y ago
  Maybe it's a regional thing but I never encountered Stripe in the UK/EU. I don't think people know of it.
  - ateesdalejr 9y ago
    Stripe is used by https://pythonanywhere.com https://pythonanywhere.com I believe they are based in the UK according to their payment statements.
  - wastedhours 9y ago
    On the other hand of anecdata, I'm in the UK, and plenty of people I know have heard of and use it. It's the developer go-to for most projects I've seen, but BT does appeal with Paypal integration.
- toomanybeersies 9y ago
  I've worked with both Braintree and Stripe, and I'm honestly not sure why people harp on about Stripe so much compared to BT. In my experience, they're both super easy to work with.
- randsp 9y ago
  What about Paymill?
MadQA 9y ago
Dang, I should go try and reapply, also e-resident, also got rejected pretty quickly. Good to know the guys are open to re-evaluation.
- logronoide 9y ago
  I was a Braintree customer for more than three years in another company. My experience in my former company was very good, so I was a bit surprised when I was rejected. I wrote to them and I asked them to explain to me why they have rejected me. I told them I was an ex-customer and I could prove it. So they came back and they asked for an insane amount of information and documentation. Something I learned is the 'no-paper' model of Estonia is something Braintree doesn't like at all. I had a problem with a very specific request, and Leapin helped me to get it in less than 24 hours. So yes, go and try again!
randsp 9y ago
What bank are you using? Apparently Stripe doesn't accept Holvi or Transferwise (which indeed are not banks)

Stripe is not in Estonia, so we applied to Braintree. It took us a couple of weeks and we were rejected at the beginning, but finally they accepted us. Also 2checkout can be an option too.

kreetx 9y ago

It's so unfortunate that Stripe isn't supported in Estonia yet! It would be a major boon given the good reputation Stripe has among developers.

vilmosi 9y ago
Maybe it's a regional thing but I never encountered Stripe in the UK/EU. I don't think people know of it.
- ateesdalejr 9y ago
  Stripe is used by https://pythonanywhere.com https://pythonanywhere.com I believe they are based in the UK according to their payment statements.
- wastedhours 9y ago
  On the other hand of anecdata, I'm in the UK, and plenty of people I know have heard of and use it. It's the developer go-to for most projects I've seen, but BT does appeal with Paypal integration.
toomanybeersies 9y ago
I've worked with both Braintree and Stripe, and I'm honestly not sure why people harp on about Stripe so much compared to BT. In my experience, they're both super easy to work with.
randsp 9y ago
What about Paymill?

MadQA 9y ago

Dang, I should go try and reapply, also e-resident, also got rejected pretty quickly. Good to know the guys are open to re-evaluation.

logronoide 9y ago
I was a Braintree customer for more than three years in another company. My experience in my former company was very good, so I was a bit surprised when I was rejected. I wrote to them and I asked them to explain to me why they have rejected me. I told them I was an ex-customer and I could prove it. So they came back and they asked for an insane amount of information and documentation. Something I learned is the 'no-paper' model of Estonia is something Braintree doesn't like at all. I had a problem with a very specific request, and Leapin helped me to get it in less than 24 hours. So yes, go and try again!

randsp 9y ago

What bank are you using? Apparently Stripe doesn't accept Holvi or Transferwise (which indeed are not banks)