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Exactly. We process over $1M a year with Braintree (that's why I posted this article). In my opinion, PayPal is the worst possible scenario short of Braintree s
by callmeed 13y ago
Exactly. We process over $1M a year with Braintree (that's why I posted this article). In my opinion, PayPal is the worst possible scenario short of Braintree shutting down.
The thought of forcing thousands of customers to re-enter billing information makes me throw up in my mouth a little.
- pbreit 13y agoWhy do you think that would be the case? That did not happen with Payflow and PayPal mgmt is quite a bit better now (the CEO mainly).
- cicloid 13y agoIsn't supposed to be easy to move the card details from the vault to other provider?
- ajsharp 13y agoNothing would be required of customers. They'd migrate the data over to Paypal's setup in such a scenario. Card data is stored with a symmetric encryption algorithm (e.g. reversible), so this type of thing could happen fairly easily.
- dkubb 13y agoContact Braintree if you're concerned. There are processes in place where they can transfer payment information (including credit cards stored for recurring billing purposes) to another payment gateway.