Australian Payment Gateways

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PinPayments

With minimal effort to setup and implement, Pin Payments allows businesses to take card payments online with no merchant account - meaning, no lengthy application processes and no excessive waiting periods.Pricing: 1.75% + 30c (for domestic cards) and 2.9% + 30c (for international).

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Fat Zebra

Fat Zebra is closely aligned with most major Australian banks as they run one of the only genuine multi-currency platforms in Australia (perfect for merchants looking at expanding internationally). They can also provide Ingenico EFTPOS terminals and link the payment gateways back to the website so you can have a genuine omnichannel gateway.Pricing (Small Plan): $110 annual fee + 24c per transaction (with 200 free transactions)

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Stripe

Stripe arguably builds the most powerful and flexible tools for internet commerce. Regardless of whether you’re creating a subscription service, an on-demand marketplace, an ecommerce store, or a crowdfunding platform, Stripe’s suite of meticulously designed APIs and unmatched functionality help you create the best possible product for your users. It's the ideal solution for those looking to integrate a more complex payment solution.Pricing: 1.75% + 30c (for domestic cards) and 2.9% + 30c (for international).

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Braintree

Ideal for companies who want to want to expand globally (similar to Stripe mentioned above), Braintree (a subsidiary of PayPal) accepts payments in more than 130 currencies, with minimal fees. They also offer a premium mobile experience, accepting cards, PayPal and Apple Pay, and have flexible features including the ability to split payments between you and your sub-merchants. Their ‘Sandbox’ feature is also a great place for businesses to experiment with various options.

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Square

What started with a little white card reader hasn't stopped there. Square lets you process online, phone and mail order payments which integrate beautifully with their flagship Point-of-Sale system. Offline orders can be processed through their terminal (hardware supplied) and most, if not all cards – even those underused and unpopular ones – can be accepted online.Pricing: Free best-in-class POS, 1.9% - 2.2% per transaction.

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Afterpay

This one is a little controversial – some may say it encourages debt – but it certainly has seen significant growth in Australia this year. It basically splits a payment (performed at checkout) over four equal fortnightly instalments, using the customer’s chosen debit or credit card, and schedules automatic payments. Expect higher conversion rates across your store and on the plus side, Afterpay assumes all non-payment risk for every single transaction cutting our credit fraud.Pricing: 5-6% per transaction (dependent on store turnover).

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