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I don't understand what you are saying - the banks don't control how I charge my customers. I've charged in numerous currencies, either directly or via payment
by stevoski 14y ago
I don't understand what you are saying - the banks don't control how I charge my customers. I've charged in numerous currencies, either directly or via payment processors. Can you elaborate?
- whatusername 14y agoFrom Australia? My understanding was that this post from 2010 was still essentially the state of play for Australian accounts: http://www.22michaels.com/2010/04/online-retail-in-australia-sucks-part-2.html http://www.22michaels.com/2010/04/online-retail-in-australia... That essentially it's Paypal, Worldpay or NAB.
- 6ren 14y agoI used WorldPay: high annual fees and % fees. I can't believe the situation hasn't improved after 10 years. There's a startup opportunity here - it doesn't need to be Google Checkout or Stripe - and, because it would benefit Australian business, it would make sense for the government to fund it (ha).
- stevoski 14y agoI see. Yet another good reason to outsource payment processing, and concentrate instead on what you do well. I use FastSpring because they are good at the headaches of making it easy for people to pay whenever, however, in whatever currency they like.
- whatusername 14y agoThanks. Nice to see other options. (So they wont pay to an AU account but they will pay out to a paypal account or send a cheque).