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Seeing as this article is from 2010, looks like Chargify now has "eWay" listed as a payment gateway. http://chargify.com/payment-gateways/ http://chargify.com/p
by joelhaasnoot 15y ago
Seeing as this article is from 2010, looks like Chargify now has "eWay" listed as a payment gateway. http://chargify.com/payment-gateways/ http://chargify.com/payment-gateways/
Being a European company, just looked at Chargify, and Quickpay is the gateway that looks like it supports all of EU. Going there, it looks like I need an acquirer for my gateway. So you're telling me that I need an acquirer to get the payments, a payment gateway for the credit cards, and Chargify to manage recurring billing?
Kill me now, please.
If anyone has an article on EU credit cards basics, please let me know.
- Luc 15y agoOutsource it? http://swreg.org/ http://swreg.org/ is what I use.
- thibaut_barrere 15y agoIn case it helps, although it's not on Chargify: I'm going to launch a SAAS product (https://www.wisecashhq.com https://www.wisecashhq.com) and will use Recurly. They advised to join WireCard, which we did. Basically, WireCard does the acquisition, payment gateway and provide a merchant account as well, as part of a single pack; which means I "only" subscribe to Recurly + WireCard. I can acquire money in $ (we will only use $ first) despite being a french company, and my merchant account there will be in €. Be sure to check out the way Recurly handles VAT too: blog.recurly.com/2010/09/recurly-now-features-vat-support/ Hope this helps!