Best High Risk payment gateways

[JohnnyDoe]

I don't know. They just told me it requires an LLC with an SSN number.

So this means the owner must be a U.S. person

 

[frodo92]

So this means the owner must be a U.S. person

Yes.

That's what they told me. You can call the phone number on the website and see if they say something different. I tried twice, with two different agents.

 

[EliasIT]

2) gspay doesn't offer subscription based business, but they said they can mix my transactions among other accounts and handle chargebacks up to 5%

they have been around for years and may be good to put on anyone's list who don't need recurring.

 

[koohl]

2) gspay doesn't offer subscription based business, but they said they can mix my transactions among other accounts and handle chargebacks up to 5%

have been working with them before. Many years back they freezed accounts but it looks they grow over the years and I will have another look into them.

 

[DeepDrilling]

beside GS pay have you tried Instabill and chonopay?

 

[lory]

eMerchant works well too for semi high risk so does many of the payment processors you can find around and even in the resource section of mentor group.

However, when it comes to real high risk business it is going to be harder and you most often need many payment processors because you burn them one by one quickly.

You're still satisfied with emerchant so far ? I find it hard to get in touch with them over the last 2 weeks no response what so ever!

 

[koohl]

You're still satisfied with emerchant so far ? I find it hard to get in touch with them over the last 2 weeks no response what so ever!

I have been using emerchant pay for one year by now with out any problems. They have a let's say more relaxed approval process. The support is outstanding good.

 

[uplana]

You're still satisfied with emerchant so far ? I find it hard to get in touch with them over the last 2 weeks no response what so ever!

Yes they work well for my business. Have nothing to bad to say about them.

 

[twgtrading]

I have been using emerchant pay for one year by now with out any problems. They have a let's say more relaxed approval process. The support is outstanding good.

Emerchant Pay able to take on replica goods business?

Thanks

 

[koohl]

Replica they don't take, forget it, most processors will refuse. I have some service providers who are not advertising anywhere and almost invisible on the internet that are able to process replica, but the rates are high 18% and they have a per transaction fee of 2€ + monthly fee of 200€ - you really need to make good money to use such processors.

Emerchantpay accept other stuff which most payment processors find too risky.

 

[twgtrading]

Thanks @koohl for the heads up. 18% is way too high. The ones I am working with are below 10% but sometimes they don't hold out too long because other merchants they have screwed it up with bad CB rate %.

Cheers and have a nice weekend.

 

[lory]

Thanks @koohl for the heads up. 18% is way too high. The ones I am working with are below 10% but sometimes they don't hold out too long because other merchants they have screwed it up with bad CB rate %.

Cheers and have a nice weekend.

most often the problem with processors in the industry.

 

[BHDS]

Been using rental payment processors as well for replica. Fee is about 5-12% but you can scale without worries. Doing around 300k/month. Most of them are not public available though. They do the cloaking as well and usually rotate multiple Stripe/PayPal accounts with good contacts. Been using 2 of those for the last few months without any issues. CB should be under 5%.

 

[Houdini]

Been using rental payment processors as well for replica. Fee is about 5-12% but you can scale without worries. Doing around 300k/month. Most of them are not public available though. They do the cloaking as well and usually rotate multiple Stripe/PayPal accounts with good contacts. Been using 2 of those for the last few months without any issues. CB should be under 5%.

who is going to pay your processed money out? the company you mentioned and are they Russians ? how often have you been ripped off by such companies?