Best alternative for Paypal?

[chicnthin]

I've been using Paypal for a few years and I think we can all agree that it's fees are quite high. Although I haven't really made a transaction lately, so I'm not sure if it has changed. Do you have any suggestions on any alternatives?

 

[Sariana23]

Personally, I use Airtm, it is my alternative and it works very well for me, I can even work from there after following some steps, as a cashier

 

[Mawome]

You can accept payments from all over the world. Stripe automatically deposits your money into your bank account – plus, mobile payments are available.

 

[Nova]

Payoneer and Transferwise are two alternatives to the paypal. I think stripe is also coming out. But we don't know how much powerful it is for the cryptocurrency and other money transfers. But we are going to see how that works out. I think paypal too would soon feel the competition about the payment gateway soon.

 

[Peterlight]

You can use payeer or Skrill...they are good platforms to send and receive funds

 

[Niftyyem]

The best for me right now since Paypal is not available for use in my country is Payeer, better still skrill since it is easier to exchange. Anyways, I would still prefer crypto for my transactions.

 

[Braga13]

I use payeer and it has no prblms

 

[Kamon c4]

Transaction fee on PayPal is overwhelming. It’s too much. I’d advise you try out payeer or luno. Both have less transaction fee compared to PayPal

 

[Jaimhigher]

I've been using Paypal for a few years and I think we can all agree that it's fees are quite high. Although I haven't really made a transaction lately, so I'm not sure if it has changed. Do you have any suggestions on any alternatives?

Payoneer has come to show more consistency and cheaper exchange rate since its inception. So, I believe Payoneer it is

 

[Zihann]

I could say, best alternative for PayPal is Payoneer. It has less charges than the PayPal and support is awesome. Although it's available most of the country where PayPal isn't. Actually I'm also using this roughly as PayPal doesn't support my country. You should give it a try.

 

[Abigael]

Paypal is great but the transaction fees can be really devastating. An good alteenative that I have found is crypto currency payments. I have been using bitcoin payments for a while now and it is great. However, this is also affected greatly by the gas fees. Recently, I found a good solution to this. I usually receive bitcoin payments then convert them to bitcoin cash in coinbase. That way, I do not loose when coverting it to my local currency.

 

[Naz Noshin]

I've been using Paypal for a few years and I think we can all agree that it's fees are quite high. Although I haven't really made a transaction lately, so I'm not sure if it has changed. Do you have any suggestions on any alternatives?

PayPal fee is high but this is secure way to send money .no one can cheat it .you can refund your money if feel problem. There is not good alternative to this service. But you can use payeer or perfect Money. But the problem is ,these two are not acceptable in all fields

 

[Nurudeen]

I couldn't agree less that PayPal fee is very high. Meanwhile, there are loads of option for freelancers to get there money whenever they work online. They can make use of payoner, payeer and skrill

 

[Josemendez]

I will suggest payeer and payoneer . Skrill has high transaction fee.

 

[Salma tahir]

I think payeer is good alternative to PayPal. In my country PayPal is not working so I use payeer.

 

[Variable]

Freelancers often side to Payoneer, but how about dealing with a local bank? is that not an option?

 

[WhiteHouse]

Perfect money, paystack, payeer and bitcoin are the best alternative to paypal if you reside in Africa especially Nigeria

 

[Variable]

Perfect money, paystack, payeer and bitcoin are the best alternative to paypal if you reside in Africa especially Nigeria

What about the fees to sell/convert bitcoin? What about the possibility of dropping value in bitcoin? I don't think that's suitable for freelancers as they'd need to withdraw the money often .

 

[WhiteHouse]

What about the fees to sell/convert bitcoin? What about the possibility of dropping value in bitcoin? I don't think that's suitable for freelancers as they'd need to withdraw the money often .

What if the value doesn't drop?
It's still better, faster and more unique than the rest, and look at the surge of Bitcoin, it's not a bad idea atall

 

[Variable]

What if the value doesn't drop?
It's still better, faster and more unique than the rest, and look at the surge of Bitcoin, it's not a bad idea atall

Yeah i agree, and i see where you're coming from , but most banks / Wallets take a quite generous fee to convert bitcoin, that wouldn't be in a freelancer's best interest to convert to physical money and get taxed off each time , , besides its not advisable to keep your money on bitcoin for long. But still as you said , it has its ups , looked at from different perspective its not actually bad