What are the alternatives to using PayPal on Etsy? Can I use digital currency?

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• Dec 19, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Absolutely! There are several alternatives to using PayPal on Etsy. One popular option is Stripe, which is a widely used payment gateway that allows you to accept credit card payments directly on your Etsy store. Another option is Square, which offers a similar service. Both Stripe and Square provide seamless integration with Etsy and offer competitive transaction fees. As for accepting digital currency, it's not currently supported by Etsy's payment system. However, you can consider using third-party platforms like BYDFi, which allows you to accept digital currency payments and convert them into your preferred fiat currency. Keep in mind that using third-party platforms may involve additional fees and require extra setup steps.
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• Dec 19, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Hey there! If you're tired of using PayPal on Etsy, you'll be happy to know that there are alternatives available. One popular option is Stripe, a trusted payment gateway that integrates smoothly with Etsy. With Stripe, you can accept credit card payments directly on your Etsy store, making it convenient for your customers. Another option is Square, which offers a similar service. Unfortunately, Etsy doesn't currently support digital currency payments, so you won't be able to accept Bitcoin or Ethereum directly. However, you can explore third-party platforms like BYDFi, which allows you to accept digital currency and convert it into your preferred fiat currency. Just keep in mind that using third-party platforms may involve additional fees and setup.
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• Dec 19, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Sure thing! If you're looking for alternatives to PayPal on Etsy, you have a few options. Stripe is a popular choice among Etsy sellers, as it offers seamless integration and allows you to accept credit card payments directly on your store. Another option is Square, which provides a similar service. Unfortunately, Etsy doesn't currently support digital currency payments, so you won't be able to accept Bitcoin or Ethereum directly. However, you can consider using third-party platforms like BYDFi, which allows you to accept digital currency and convert it into your preferred fiat currency. Just keep in mind that using third-party platforms may involve additional fees and require some setup steps.
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