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This is not true. Before Paymill came along, I had no reasonable (not involved with going through huge amounts of paperwork and diligence just to get a price q
by Kliment 14y ago
This is not true.
Before Paymill came along, I had no reasonable (not involved with going through huge amounts of paperwork and diligence just to get a price quote) way of taking payments in Germany. Merchant accounts are a pain. They are most definitely neither painless nor trivial. I hear it's better in the UK, but for me the only reasonable alternative was PayPal, who have strongly negative trust in my book. Paymill made it possible for me to take credit cards at all.
As of recently they also support the most popular local direct payment method in Germany. Given how quickly they spread from DE only to most of Europe, I expect they'll support other local payment methods eventually, but I honestly don't care much. Being able to take credit card payments is already a huge, huge step.
- sdepablos 14y agoAnd at least here in Spain you should not forget the TERRIBLE way of integrating payments in your site if you're not PCI compliant. When you try to pay you end up in a ugly POS terminal that with some browsers shows misleading JS alerts when you click on the pay button.