> By abandon, I guess you mean closing the old one and creating a new one? Yeah that seems to be the way to go. Although to be honest I haven’t really used Pay

> By abandon, I guess you mean closing the old one and creating a new one? Yeah that seems to be the way to go. Although to be honest I haven’t really used PayPal much in recent years. Apple Pay / Card has pretty much usurped all other payment methods for the vast majority of my purchases. All it needs it single-use card numbers and I think it would be perfect as far as a payment solution is concerned (assuming you’re as invested in the Apple ecosystem as I am). As far as receiving money is concerned, I just don’t see the appeal of PayPal in this day and age. If I’m taking money from a friend who wants to pay me back (for drinks or whatever), I would much rather use something like Venmo or Cash App. Fast, easy, straight to the point. When it comes to e-commerce however, I don’t think anyone holds a candle to Stripe. It doesn’t bring me any pleasure to say that (I don’t love caping for any large corporation) but they really do have the best solution. The APIs are a joy to work with and they really seem to have thought out every situation as far as business requirements and compliance are concerned. Even Square (which you might think is a worthy competitor) fails to provide solutions to specific use cases, something I had to learn the hard way. All in all, I really just don’t see the point of using PayPal in 2020. There are so many superior options out there. But I guess the ubiquity of PayPal means it is here to stay.