Payment Options - Scopehosts

PAYPAL -

PayPal is a global e-commerce business allowing payments and money transfers to be made through the Internet. Online money transfers serve as electronic alternatives to paying with traditional paper methods, such as checks and money orders.

PayPal is an acquirer, performing payment processing for online vendors, auction sites, and other commercial users, for which it charges a fee. It may also charge a fee for receiving money, proportional to the amount received. The fees depend on the currency used, the payment option used, the country of the sender, the country of the recipient, the amount sent and the recipient's account type.

PAYZA(ALERT PAY) -

Payza is an e-commerce business that allows payments to be made through the internet between users who have registered for the service (Payza members). For personal users, it is a method for transferring money internationally and a platform for the purchase of goods and services online. For merchants, Payza is an online business management tool which they can use to process payments, issue invoices and make payouts.

SKRILL -

Skrill has been moving money digitally since 2001 and is now one of world's leading digital payments companies, with 560 people from 30 nationalities working in our London headquarters and our offices throughout Europe and the USA.

Over 36 million account holders already trust Skrill to send and receive money worldwide in 200 countries and 40 currencies, securely and at low cost, without revealing their personal financial details.

PERFECT MONEY -

Perfect Money is a leading financial service allowing the users to make instant payments and to make money transfers securely throughout the Internet opening unique opportunities to Internet users and owners of the Internet businesses. Perfect Money targets to bring the transactions on the Internet to the ideal level!

WEBMONEY -

Welcome to WebMoney Transfer — the global settlement system and environment for online business activities, established in 1998.WebMoney Transfer Technology is based on providing all its users with unique interfaces that allow to operate and control individual property rights for valuables (assets), stored at the specialized entities — the Guarantors.

All Guarantors — participants of the System are located in various jurisdictions and store valuables of various legal nature. Specific features of transactions with proprietary rights for values stored by each Guarantor, as well as their measurement units and the Guarantor’s obligations to exchange those proprietary rights with the currency of the country of its registration, are set out in the Agreements adopted respectively by every member of the System in the course of registering a ‘Purse’, which serves as the accounting attribute of the proprietary rights.

The process for paying for the services is very simple. Just go to the invoice and select the payment option as Webmoney and follow the on screen instructions.

BANK TRANSFER -

Wire Transfer is one of the easiest offline modes of sending money globally.ICICI Bank has a vast network of correspondent banks through which money can be credited to any bank account in India.No matter where you are in the world, just issue Wire Transfer instructions to your local bank any money can be credited to any ICICI in India within 1-2 days.

Benefits

1. Super convenient offline mode – all you need to do is issue International Wire Transfer instructions to your local bank.
2. Quick – Amount transferred to beneficiary account within 24 hours of ICICI receiving funds in its account held with the correspondent bank.

VISA -

Visa’s system includes technology, products, services and marketing programs that facilitate the electronic exchange of information and funds among financial institutions, merchants, consumers, businesses, non-profits and governments. Visa defines the rules that enable financial transactions to be completed safely and reliably, including functional and technical specifications.

Visa Payment Transaction Flow:

1. The cardholder presents the merchant with a card for payment. The card data are read directly from the card by a point-of-sale (POS) device, key-entered into it by the merchant or provided by the cardholder on the merchant’s website or over the phone.
2. The merchant transmits the transaction information to the acquirer.
3. The acquirer sends a transaction authorization request to Visa.
4. Visa sends the authorization request on to the issuer or, in certain circumstances, it may perform “stand-in processing” on behalf of the issuer and approve or decline the transaction.
5. The issuer sends back to Visa an authorization response, either approving or rejecting the transaction.
6. Visa sends the authorization response on to the acquirer.
7. The acquirer routes the authorization response to the merchant.

Mastercard -

Mastercard is more than the brand you see on your card. We’re the technology making payments happen around the clock. In fact, we operate the world’s fastest payments network, processing transactions in more than 150 currencies.

Mastercard network is behind every transaction ensuring that payments are completed quickly, securely and reliably. The Mastercard network features an intelligent architecture that adapts to the needs of each transaction by blending two distinct processing structures — distributed (peer-to-peer) and centralized (hub-and-spoke).

 For example, for transactions that require:

1. Fast processing — think contactless card or a device at a toll booth — we can use the distributed structure, ensuring these transactions are processed close to where the payment occurred.
2. Value-added processing — such as real-time access to transaction data for fraud scoring — we can use the centralized processing structure, which ensures advanced processing services are applied to the transaction.

JCB -

JCB (Japanese Credit Bureau), founded in 1961 in Japan, and continues to expand their business internationally. JCB has its cards issued in 20 different countries, 15 million cards are issued outside Japan. JCB cards can be used worldwide. For online merchants focussed on the Japanese ecommerce market it is a must have online payment option.

JCB cards can be used online similar to MasterCard and Visa credit or debit cards. JCB cardholders enter their card number, expiry date and CAV2 (=JCB's CVC security code). The card and balance are instantly checked and payment confirmation is received in seconds. Card-Not-Present fraud and chargebacks on JCB cards can be limited by using J-Secure, JCB's

3D-Secure product (similar to MasterCard SecureCode, Verified by Visa). JCB merchant fees are usually charged as a commission (percentage). Be aware: there are not as many JCB Payment Service Providers and Merchant Acquirers as for MasterCard and Visa.

Amex Card/American Express payment gateway -

American Express Company, also known as Amex. the AMEX has a larger representation of stocks and bonds issued by smaller companies than the NYSE. Some index options and interest rate options trading also occurs on the AMEX. The AMEX started as an alternative to the NYSE. It originated when brokers began meeting on the curb outside the NYSE in order to trade stocks that failed to meet the Big Board's stringent listing requirements, but the AMEX now has its own trading floor.

Scopehosts accepts Amex cards, are available to individuals, small businesses and corporate consumers in the United States and around the world. Unlike MasterCard and Visa, American Express does not issue debit cards.