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Adyen is relatively solid if you know what you're doing, Mangopay felt like a small hippie solution in comparison. The upside is Mangopay was pretty reactive w
by makeitdouble 4y ago
Adyen is relatively solid if you know what you're doing, Mangopay felt like a small hippie solution in comparison.
The upside is Mangopay was pretty reactive when we needed a human to talk to, the downside being that many requests would just end in "tough luck, we're too smal for that"
We ended up moving to Adyen for that reason.
- quelltext 4y agoDoesn't Adyen only take on established companies? You cannot just sign up and get started.
- capableweb 4y agoYou can signup and get started with a test integration: https://www.adyen.com/signup https://www.adyen.com/signup But to be approved you need to talk with them. As long as what you're doing is a real company (and you have documentation to prove it), they'll approve you. But you do need to setup a proper business before being able to go live with payments.
- DizzyDoo 4y agoI thought Adyen had a minimum payment volume threshold set? 1000 payments a month, or something similar?
- sleepyhead 4y agoCan you share some details on the hippies and too small situations with Mangopay?
- TheCapeGreek 4y agoMangopay IME was a huge PITA for the last few years. Only in the last year with management change have they actually started to give a damn.