You having to pay bank fees for frauds and therefore bank issuing a chargeback means they are not willing to depend on their "tech", symptom of a poor/inexisten

You having to pay bank fees for frauds and therefore bank issuing a chargeback means they are not willing to depend on their "tech", symptom of a poor/inexistent tech In comparison, with PayPal, if the fraud was detected and the bank issue a chargeback, you have nothing to pay, i have a SaaS since 2008, and never had a single problem with PayPal, the day i added Stripe, that issue started to appear, it disappeared the day i removed Stripe, i don't want to depend on a company that make me loose money (SaaS with low prices, -$15 per fraud, no thank you)