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Anybody used Paymill yet? Their docs all look fairly straightforward, and I'm strongly considering them for a project, but I'm interested in the experience of o

by PanMan 14y ago

Anybody used Paymill yet? Their docs all look fairly straightforward, and I'm strongly considering them for a project, but I'm interested in the experience of others.

dewey 14y ago
Yep, we are using it and never had a problem so far. I encountered one bug in the Magento Extension but they fixed it in a few days.
nulluk 14y ago
We applied and simply got a rejection email with little to no explanation of why we got rejected which is disappointing. I'm going to try and open up communications with them again to see if we can reapply now that we are fully trading (unfortunately through paypal) The evaluation of new applications in order to accept credit card payments is subject to strict compliance rules and risk regulations in Germany. Our current acquiring bank has declined your contract for some reasons with regard to their risk and compliance management guidelines. We do not receive any detailed reasons from the bank. This is why we cannot give you a better explanation. Unfortunately, Paymill does not have an influence on that decision.
Kliment 14y ago
I've been using it since September with zero problems so far. They answer their phones, which is more than I can say about anyone else in this space. I wrote a python wrapper for their API as well. Everything's been smooth. If you have any issues with them, call them, and in my experience things get fixed instantly.
timnash 14y ago
We began to look at them, unfortunately while the API was straight forward the documentation was simply wrong in many places and contradictory which was a tad frustrating. The biggest issue for us was they simply couldn't answer even the most basic question like their current PCI-DSS status, information about their network or datacentre setup (or even where it was hosted) in effect we couldn't complete any PCI-DSS assessment docs. Needless to say, we simply did not feel confident handing over our companies account and other details they were asking to go live with. Let alone let them handle our payments. This was a few months ago, and they were having teething issues which may have now been resolved I suspect given how common such questions should be they now have the answers in place we may well relook at them in a couple of years time if they are still in the marketplace.
flippingbits 14y ago
I'm using it and I wrote the Ruby wrapper (https://github.com/dkd/paymill-ruby https://github.com/dkd/paymill-ruby). I like their service and they're nice guys.
slash-dot 14y ago
We will be using Paymill for our upcoming project. We haven't yet gone live, but the api was very easy to use and it seems to work very well. One downside for us is that they only accept Visas and Mastercards.

by PanMan 14y ago

Anybody used Paymill yet? Their docs all look fairly straightforward, and I'm strongly considering them for a project, but I'm interested in the experience of others.

dewey 14y ago

Yep, we are using it and never had a problem so far. I encountered one bug in the Magento Extension but they fixed it in a few days.

nulluk 14y ago

We applied and simply got a rejection email with little to no explanation of why we got rejected which is disappointing. I'm going to try and open up communications with them again to see if we can reapply now that we are fully trading (unfortunately through paypal) The evaluation of new applications in order to accept credit card payments is subject to strict compliance rules and risk regulations in Germany. Our current acquiring bank has declined your contract for some reasons with regard to their risk and compliance management guidelines. We do not receive any detailed reasons from the bank. This is why we cannot give you a better explanation. Unfortunately, Paymill does not have an influence on that decision.

Kliment 14y ago

I've been using it since September with zero problems so far. They answer their phones, which is more than I can say about anyone else in this space. I wrote a python wrapper for their API as well. Everything's been smooth. If you have any issues with them, call them, and in my experience things get fixed instantly.

timnash 14y ago

We began to look at them, unfortunately while the API was straight forward the documentation was simply wrong in many places and contradictory which was a tad frustrating. The biggest issue for us was they simply couldn't answer even the most basic question like their current PCI-DSS status, information about their network or datacentre setup (or even where it was hosted) in effect we couldn't complete any PCI-DSS assessment docs. Needless to say, we simply did not feel confident handing over our companies account and other details they were asking to go live with. Let alone let them handle our payments. This was a few months ago, and they were having teething issues which may have now been resolved I suspect given how common such questions should be they now have the answers in place we may well relook at them in a couple of years time if they are still in the marketplace.

flippingbits 14y ago

I'm using it and I wrote the Ruby wrapper (https://github.com/dkd/paymill-ruby https://github.com/dkd/paymill-ruby). I like their service and they're nice guys.

slash-dot 14y ago

We will be using Paymill for our upcoming project. We haven't yet gone live, but the api was very easy to use and it seems to work very well. One downside for us is that they only accept Visas and Mastercards.