People who look forward to the onlne money making strategy often find themselves in trouble when it comes to choosing the payment option in contrast to PayPal. If you are looking for some decent altrrnatives of paypal, below shared are the five good options you might want to try. Have a look!
5. Payoneer
It is an interesting yet useful alternative of the PayPal for the online shopping purposes. When you register for the services you get an access to the prepaid MasterCard which is sent to you at your doorstep so basically opening he account is free and you get charged only when you get your card activated. After activating the card, you can load money into the card from your local bank or other credit cards.
4. Payza
It was previously known as AlertPay and can make you enable to send and receive money from 190+ countries across 21 currencies. Though the services are majorly available in United States and Canada but it is very easy to complement resources to your Payza account via bank transfer or credit card plus you can send money to other users, and even request money through invoices, all at one time.
3. Paymate
It is one of the best alternatives for PayPal especially for the people who are located in the countries like Australia and New Zealand. For those who are buyers, through Paymate it is easy to key in your information of the credit card to make the payment and avoid opening an account from the jolt. Moreover by making the most of this alternative, online merchants can take advantage of Paymate as an unconventional imbursement.
2. MoneyBookers
This payment method is currently known by the name of Skrill and is a great way to make its users send and receive money with either a debit or a credit card or both. MoneyBookers emphases more on sending money amongst consumers as there are very few online merchants that allow you to checkout with its services. Nevertheless, their main effort of being able to send money of any coinage to anywhere in the world is compact, making it a handy entrant to PayPal.
1. Google Wallet
Although the use of Google Wallet is limited to United States only but the acceptance of credit and debit cards from all over the world is adequate here. Unlike PayPal, this system is mostly used by the merchants but there are no indictable payments when using Google Wallet online or in-store, this is upright if you are spending on one of their online merchants where it only receives US credit cards and not local ones.
For those who are running online business, there also is Paysera, which provides services for merchants and person to person transfer services. And I also have good impression of Stripe. I haven’t used it, however it looks quite good based on customer feedback. It is available in US, Europe and some other regions.