ECS is where i give you the right to directly debit money from my account at a predefined date. the service provider is able to take the money out from your bank account on the last billing date. Airtel supports it and i believe they give a small discount to the customer who opts for it.
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mgcarley
Founder, Hayai Broadband
ECS is where i give you the right to directly debit money from my account at a predefined date.
So I was right.
the service provider is able to take the money out from your bank account on the last billing date.
Airtel supports it and i believe they give a small discount to the customer who opts for it.
Hmm. To be considered, but I think a customer can opt to "pay manually" and set this up with the code in his netbanking anyway.
So I was right.
the service provider is able to take the money out from your bank account on the last billing date.
Airtel supports it and i believe they give a small discount to the customer who opts for it.
Hmm. To be considered, but I think a customer can opt to "pay manually" and set this up with the code in his netbanking anyway.
Just keep all credit cards and Paypal.
mgcarley
Founder, Hayai Broadband
Just keep all credit cards and Paypal.
I believe my existing payment processor accepts credit-cards from India, so either way I've got you covered there.
I believe my existing payment processor accepts credit-cards from India, so either way I've got you covered there.
mgcarley
Founder, Hayai Broadband
Ahh great then. 🙂
Do keep Paypal as well. Many people I know use it even with the new rules!
As I said, the processor accepts Paypal. I don't personally have a Paypal account because I think it's rubbish (bad experiences, lost thousands of $$$) but the processor takes care of that, then just dumps it in Escrow which then goes to one of my bank accounts.
I think it'll be especially good for the outsourcing crowd who get paid by Paypal from their foreign clients and so forth...
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I've generally had a good experience with CCAvenue :: Merchant Account, Credit Card Processing & Payment Gateway , they support a lot of banks for Netbanking , Almost All Debit + CC Cards , plus some vouchers and stuff
Have had our merchant account approved for CCAvenue. Will add this to the payment options on the test site.
Do keep Paypal as well. Many people I know use it even with the new rules!
As I said, the processor accepts Paypal. I don't personally have a Paypal account because I think it's rubbish (bad experiences, lost thousands of $$$) but the processor takes care of that, then just dumps it in Escrow which then goes to one of my bank accounts.
I think it'll be especially good for the outsourcing crowd who get paid by Paypal from their foreign clients and so forth...
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I've generally had a good experience with CCAvenue :: Merchant Account, Credit Card Processing & Payment Gateway , they support a lot of banks for Netbanking , Almost All Debit + CC Cards , plus some vouchers and stuff
Have had our merchant account approved for CCAvenue. Will add this to the payment options on the test site.
mgcarley
Founder, Hayai Broadband
how much commission are they charging?
Depends on the scheme. The more we pay in setup fees, the less % they take. CCAvenue:: Merchant Account - Accept Online Payments India.
Depends on the scheme. The more we pay in setup fees, the less % they take. CCAvenue:: Merchant Account - Accept Online Payments India.
mgcarley
Founder, Hayai Broadband
We are currently looking to implement the following payment systems in Railway stations and at corner stores whereever Hayai Broadband is available, in addition to online topups etc:
Railway stations: Nova Technology - Pay Box
Corner Stores: Nova Technology - Pay Line
Railway stations: Nova Technology - Pay Box
Corner Stores: Nova Technology - Pay Line
We are currently looking to implement the following payment systems in Railway stations and at corner stores whereever Hayai Broadband is available, in addition to online topups etc:
Railway stations: Nova Technology - Pay Box
Corner Stores: Nova Technology - Pay Line
Sounds good/hi-tech but make sure these hi-tech boxes don't become the target of vandalism/anti-social elements...
Railway stations: Nova Technology - Pay Box
Corner Stores: Nova Technology - Pay Line
Sounds good/hi-tech but make sure these hi-tech boxes don't become the target of vandalism/anti-social elements...
mgcarley
Founder, Hayai Broadband
Sounds good/hi-tech but make sure these hi-tech boxes don't become the target of vandalism/anti-social elements...
That was my primary concern: I was assured that they can be made as safe as an ATM with several inches of alloy keeping the cash safe, the option for bulletproof glass on the touchscreen and vibration sensors which automatically send an SMS to our security team if someone were to, for example, try and remove the machine from its spot.
Battery backups are included (naturally) as well.
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Oh and CCAvenue doesn't want to process credit cards (apparently broadband providers receive too many chargebacks), but they'll do everything else. It looks like we may have to stick to our existing merchant for CC processing.
That was my primary concern: I was assured that they can be made as safe as an ATM with several inches of alloy keeping the cash safe, the option for bulletproof glass on the touchscreen and vibration sensors which automatically send an SMS to our security team if someone were to, for example, try and remove the machine from its spot.
Battery backups are included (naturally) as well.
---------- Post added at 09:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:16 PM ----------
Oh and CCAvenue doesn't want to process credit cards (apparently broadband providers receive too many chargebacks), but they'll do everything else. It looks like we may have to stick to our existing merchant for CC processing.
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That was my primary concern: I was assured that they can be made as safe as an ATM with several inches of alloy keeping the cash safe, the option for bulletproof glass on the touchscreen and vibration sensors which automatically send an SMS to our security team if someone were to, for example, try and remove the machine from its spot.
Battery backups are included (naturally) as well.
---------- Post added at 09:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:16 PM ----------
Oh and CCAvenue doesn't want to process credit cards (apparently broadband providers receive too many chargebacks), but they'll do everything else. It looks like we may have to stick to our existing merchant for CC processing.
so who will process the credit cards??
Battery backups are included (naturally) as well.
---------- Post added at 09:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:16 PM ----------
Oh and CCAvenue doesn't want to process credit cards (apparently broadband providers receive too many chargebacks), but they'll do everything else. It looks like we may have to stick to our existing merchant for CC processing.
so who will process the credit cards??
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