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Amazon FPS out of beta - adds limited-time free payment processing (90 days)

23 points by mattjaynes 18y ago

euroclydon 18y ago
# 1.5% + $0.01 for Amazon Payments balance transfers. # 2.0% + $0.05 for bank account debits. # 2.9% + $0.30 for credit card for transactions above $10 # 5%+$0.05 for credit card for transactions below $10.
- rustartup 18y ago
  Note: This fee schedule is for payments by US customers only. You can allow non-US customers to pay using credit cards (not Amazon Payments balance transfers or bank account at this time) for an additional charge of 1% of the transaction amount. All transactions are in US dollars.
- alecco 18y ago
  PayPal 1.9% - 2.9% + $0.30 USD (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_profile-comparison https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_profile-compariso...)
GavinB 18y ago
So you're saying Amazon FPS isn't a game where you walk through the halls of a virtual bookstore fragging bad authors with your BFG? Well, this looks kinda cool too, I guess.
- tocomment 18y ago
  "First person shooter"
sachinag 18y ago
Question - is there anything other than PayFlow Pro that allows checkout to happen on my site? FPS, Google Checkout, PayPal proper all have checkout on their sites as far as I can tell.
- briansmith 18y ago
  As a consumer, I'd rather have the checkout complete on Amazon.com than on your site. First, Amazon.com has all my payment information already. Secondly, I trust Amazon.com more than I trust your site. I may be willing to give you a small amount of money, but I'm not willing to give you unlimited access to my credit card.
  - cedsav 18y ago
    I think that's true for B2C, but if you sell to businesses, they probably don't have an Amazon account with their business CC on record. It also looks more "professional" to have the whole payment process contained in your site.
- aston 18y ago
  There are lots of payment processors with API's. Authorize.net is one of the better ones (as is PayFlow Pro).
rustartup 18y ago
Amazon FPS registration is available for all developers with a U.S. address.
teej 18y ago
I had to dig, but I'm pretty sure you can't deposit into your Amazon Payments account with an Amazon Gift Card. This is a bummer -- I feel like Amazon could have a real advantage over Google and PayPal with essentially the ability to deposit with cash.

23 points by mattjaynes 18y ago

# 1.5% + $0.01 for Amazon Payments balance transfers. # 2.0% + $0.05 for bank account debits. # 2.9% + $0.30 for credit card for transactions above $10 # 5%+$0.05 for credit card for transactions below $10.

rustartup 18y ago
Note: This fee schedule is for payments by US customers only. You can allow non-US customers to pay using credit cards (not Amazon Payments balance transfers or bank account at this time) for an additional charge of 1% of the transaction amount. All transactions are in US dollars.
alecco 18y ago
PayPal 1.9% - 2.9% + $0.30 USD (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_profile-comparison https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_profile-compariso...)

GavinB 18y ago

So you're saying Amazon FPS isn't a game where you walk through the halls of a virtual bookstore fragging bad authors with your BFG? Well, this looks kinda cool too, I guess.

tocomment 18y ago
"First person shooter"

sachinag 18y ago

Question - is there anything other than PayFlow Pro that allows checkout to happen on my site? FPS, Google Checkout, PayPal proper all have checkout on their sites as far as I can tell.

briansmith 18y ago
As a consumer, I'd rather have the checkout complete on Amazon.com than on your site. First, Amazon.com has all my payment information already. Secondly, I trust Amazon.com more than I trust your site. I may be willing to give you a small amount of money, but I'm not willing to give you unlimited access to my credit card.
- cedsav 18y ago
  I think that's true for B2C, but if you sell to businesses, they probably don't have an Amazon account with their business CC on record. It also looks more "professional" to have the whole payment process contained in your site.
aston 18y ago
There are lots of payment processors with API's. Authorize.net is one of the better ones (as is PayFlow Pro).

rustartup 18y ago

Amazon FPS registration is available for all developers with a U.S. address.

teej 18y ago

I had to dig, but I'm pretty sure you can't deposit into your Amazon Payments account with an Amazon Gift Card. This is a bummer -- I feel like Amazon could have a real advantage over Google and PayPal with essentially the ability to deposit with cash.