PayPal fees vs Payza fees?

Philippe Gaucher · Jan 11, 2017

I am using Paypal and integrated it with my credit cards but Paypal fees are pretty high, I am finding an alternative to it. Some colleges suggested me Payza, how can this compare with Paypal? its fees are lower than Paypal?

GswHosting · Jan 11, 2017

I didn't compare but you can create free acc on payza and check yourself.

LJSHost · Jan 11, 2017

I do not know the exact pricing of Payza, PayPal are known to be a little higher than the competitors but I also feel PayPal has value as a brand. Everyone knows PayPal and most have an account. I have looked into other billing providers before but I feel the strong brand and the effect this has on buyer confidence off sets the higher % on transactions.

Just my 2 cents :dancing2:

Luxin Host · Jan 11, 2017

I think you should stick with paypal even though it is a little bit more expensive.
Paypal is much known to everyone and most people have paypal accounts already

Gecko · Jan 12, 2017

Paypal is much more trusted and know than Payza so it would be good to stick with Paypal or at the very least use an option for both of them is possible.

If you are selling lower priced products or service then Paypal has a way to get lower fees. One of them is to use micropayments and this works well. I have this on one of my Paypal accounts that is used for purchases under $10.

They also have an option to set your Paypal account up to get the benefits of micropayments but then it reverts back to regular fees above $10 which is where the micropayments start to cost more in fees than regular Paypal fees.

GswHosting · Jan 12, 2017

Here is fee for payza
payza.com/fees

Hope this could help.
Payza ex AlertPay its not that unknown as some people means i have account for couple years.

manoaratefy · Jan 12, 2017

Good morning,

According to my experience, customers interested in Payza payment gateway will be just peoples which leave in poor countries that PayPal can't be used. Most peoples will choose PayPal first before Payza. So, investing on this payment gateway will just bring small amount of customers.

Also, Payza is more expensive than PayPal about fees.

Gecko · Jan 13, 2017

I was looking around for an article that I found in the past about a comparison between Paypal and Payza which was really good and had a lot of good information but I can't seem to find that article.

Here's one that has a comparison between Paypal and Payza with a list of features that are compared:

payment-gateways.credio.com/compare/3-21/PayPal-Payments-vs-Payza-Business

TheHost · Jan 15, 2017

PayPal's fees are pretty high but you'll make way more just by having PayPal as a payment option on your site. A lot of consumers trust them and they increase conversions just by being there. You should take this in consideration also.

Cherin · Jul 31, 2017

WIth Payza it is easy to sign up and get verified unlike the Paypal payment option. Paypal's fees structure is currently is more compared to the Payza fee structure.

shilpa · Jul 31, 2017

PayPal is a better option than any other. It's been there for a very longer time, knows what it does, has a good reputation and fairly large customer base, offers quality and great customer support, and has everything simple and elegant because of it's user interface. Has many products online to choose from and at very good deals. So PayPal, in my opinion.

vinaya · Aug 8, 2017

I use paypal as well as payza. Paypal has a limited functionality in my home country, for example cannot associate my local bank with my paypal account. I cannot use my local cards on paypal accpount. However, payza works fully. sadly, payza has higher fees compared to paypal. Because of high transacton, I don't use payza much.

fishmonk · Aug 9, 2017

PayPal may be more expensive but it is definitely worth it. PayPal has a large userbase so you are actually catering to huge volumes of potential customers. PayPal has links with certain local banks in my country so local users do trust them. I doubt they will be willing to open Payza accounts. Most of our local e-commerce sites accept PayPal but does not offer Payza as payment option.

RenceG · Nov 19, 2017

I prefer using Paypal as it is the best electronics payment transfer site and has a very good customer support system. You will need to add your bank account as PayPal will auto-withdraw your money to your bank without any additional fees. Now, what is Payza? Payza is the second best EFT site after Paypal. The best thing about Payza is that you can earn money with Payza by using their referral program.

Dictator20 · Nov 20, 2017

Yes, paypal deduct I think 2.5 percent but they only deduct your echeck if it is really high amount (I think it starts at 500$ or 800$). For me it is just fair because Paypal is still the most trusted to send and to withdraw money. I didn't still try using payza that's why I cant say that it is trusted.

Diosa · Nov 20, 2017

I have never tried using Payza as an electronic method of payment transfer. What I always use is Paypal. I can confidently recommend Paypal to anyone planning to have an individual electronic payment transfer. It is by far the best there is online, no doubt about it! Plus, Paypal also has a lot to offer and I'm really sure everyone will agree on me when I say settle with the best and that is with Paypal!

Earl Julius · Nov 20, 2017

I just created my Paypal account early this November as I am applying for online Jobs, the thing that I have observed is that all of the company that I have applied to requires paypal account and only 1 of the 8 companies I have applied has the option of salary payment thru Payza, which says a lot about consumer trust to paypal given that paypal is already around since 1998.

fhaye_rd · Dec 6, 2017

Hi there!

I agree that PayPal fees are little higher compare to other. However, regarding to service and name I will still go to PayPal. If you are also going to check, most of the companies have option for PayPal compare to Payza.

Also, PayPal have a good customer service. If you have trouble using their services you can easily contact their customer service. They always have immediate action to your complains. You should go with PayPal which is trusted by most of the companies and user.

PayPal fees vs Payza fees?

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