PayPal adds Apple Pay support for small merchants using Advanced Checkout
Reading Time: 2 minutesPayPal is adding new tools for small business owners including Apple Pay support at checkout, the option for customers to save their cards for this specific site, and access to IC++ pricing.
Small and medium businesses currently have two ways to integrate PayPal in the checkout flow. In addition to the Standard Checkout integration that lets you accept PayPal payments with little effort, the company also has an Advanced Checkout integration feature for companies that want more personalizations and payment features. Companies that have opted for the latter option can now accept Apple Pay payments from their customers. The checkout tool already offers multiple options to customers — they can make payments via PayPal, Venmo, PayPal Pay Later, as well as with credit cards.
Last year, PayPal and Venmo added support for Apple’s tap-to-pay-on-iPhone solution. It marked the beginning of a new business relationship between Apple and the payment company.
PayPal is also adding another tool to the checkout product. Customers can choose to save their cards in a secure vault for that particular ecommerce business — the card won’t be stored in a PayPal account as customers don’t need to have a PayPal account for card payments. So if users are shopping from that business frequently, they don’t need to punch in their card details every time. The payment company also has support for account updater and network token service, which automatically updates details when lost or stolen cards-on-file are reissued.
The fintech is also introducing the IC++ pricing model for businesses. Until now, PayPal offered a flat fee model for advanced checkout. But Prabhu said that for medium-sized businesses making multiple million a year, IC++ could offer a good alternative. The IC++ structure makes up of interchange fees (charged by the issuer bank), card network fees (charged by a network like Visa and MasterCard), and markup fees collected by PayPal. With this method, merchants can see if they can incentivize customers into using cards by a specific bank or a specific network.
Ref: techcrunch
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