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The difference is actually wider, for example: * Singapore 3.4% (https://stripe.com/en-sg/pricing https://stripe.com/en-sg/pricing) * US 2.9% (https://stripe.
by arnvald 6y ago
The difference is actually wider, for example:
* Singapore 3.4% (https://stripe.com/en-sg/pricing https://stripe.com/en-sg/pricing)
* US 2.9% (https://stripe.com/pricing https://stripe.com/pricing)
* Poland 1.4% (https://stripe.com/en-pl/pricing https://stripe.com/en-pl/pricing)
(+ some fixed amount in every country)
In some cases it can be even more expensive (see Adyen pricing for Amex or Diners cards: https://www.adyen.com/pricing https://www.adyen.com/pricing)
This is a large difference and partially explains why the loyalty programs in Europe are not that attractive
- mam2 6y agoI also kinda feel europeans would find reward programs stupid and call bullshit. In the sense that someone would readily build a "no reward" chain and get adoption real quick. I mean there IS reward programs somehow, but it's not like they give you 30% off sometimes like in the US. I always found them outrageous in a way when I was in the US.