Has some used Payssion?

[belarus]

I just found the payment processor Payssion providing card processing for medium risk business.
https://www.payssion.com/
I don't know if they are a chinese processor or what they are and if they are risky to use?

 

[cyprusbanker]

First time I hear of them I must say. If they are chines or Russian‌ I would move away.

 

[linusAG]

Actually, they are a Chinese processor

 

[jafo]

You are correct!
I would, too! The rule of law & freedom above everything else.‍ ange¤%&
Who wants to deal with payment processors that will NOT capitulate and NOT give access⁠ to our "overlords" so we can be duly investigated, prosecuted, sentenced, remanded to prison, and⁤ taxed? 🙄

 

[cyprusbanker]

exactly what I think.

 

[ActionMan]

Why is that? We're partnered with‍ a highly regarded Chinese payment processor that, in many respects, outperforms Checkout.com and similar platforms,⁠ especially when it comes to alternative payment methods such as mobile wallets and local card⁤ networks. They're truly unparalleled, with the possible exception of some notable Latin American entities like⁣ dLocal, which we also have a partnership with.

They are suitable for businesses with low to medium risk, where he︂ only issues are fees and settlement times. However, these can be mitigated if your transaction︃ volume is sufficiently high to warrant lower rates.

 

[cyprusbanker]

are you affiliate with this payment processor ?

 

[ActionMan]

Yes, and‌ with an even better one, Payermax

 

[alain]

how long have you been working with Payssion and what is your role there? Just‌ want to know if I use them and something goes wrong it's good to know‍ who to contact.

 

[ActionMan]

Been with them for two years, good⁠ for businesses, not so great for customers. but for high volume, check out PayerMax, where⁤ I'm also affiliated with – modern and offers over 530 international and local/alt payment methods.⁣