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Billing alternatives to credit card (PayPal, GirpPay, iDeal, bank account, etc.)

  • May 15, 2023
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I want to re-ignite the issue of alternative payment methods. I would like to pay via PayPal, but on my Consultant Plan I'm only able to pay via credit card. I'm switching banks and don't want to have a credit card at my new account anymore.

Credit cards are complicated, old-fashioned, very expensive and can be physically stolen or lost. 

Specifically, this post is to request PayPal as a standard payment method for all plans

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  • New Here
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  • May 15, 2023

I would like this to appear on a the wish list, how do I do that? 


  • New Here
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  • May 17, 2023

I’m in complete agreement. It is unfathomable that alternative online payment methods (e.g., PayPal) are not available in this day and age. It is the sole reason stopping me from upgrading. 


Rebekka
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  • November 1, 2025

I recently started working with cryptocurrency and wanted to know how I could make my financial transactions more secure and transparent. Would this be possible using the KYB system, which is designed for fast-growing companies and other international trading companies that require a fast, reliable, and compliant financial infrastructure? I'd also like transactions to proceed without delays.

 


Naumi Rich
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  • November 2, 2025

if you’re working with cryptocurrency and want to make your financial operations more secure and transparent, take a look at the kyb system from https://keaworld.com/ . it helps companies meet compliance requirements, speeds up partner verification, and reduces the risk of transaction blocks. this solution provides a reliable infrastructure for international transfers and helps minimize delays in financial transactions


Rebekka
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  • November 2, 2025

Yes, cryptocurrency payments and transfers are of interest at this particular moment, but we plan to expand our company's scope of activities in the future, which is why I asked about KYB here. It would also be interesting to hear the opinions of those who have already encountered problems with delays or very slow international transfers and those who have already worked with KEA.


Naumi Rich
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  • November 3, 2025

that makes perfect sense, rebekka. expanding your company’s operations will definitely benefit from a reliable compliance framework like kyb. kea’s system is built to scale with growing businesses, so it can support both your current crypto transactions and future international operations. from my experience, proper onboarding through kyb really helps minimize delays, especially with cross-border payments. if you’d like, i can share a few practical tips on integrating kyb into your workflow smoothly.


MichaelBrown34

Totally agree — adding PayPal and local payment options like iDeal or bank transfer would make billing much easier and more secure for users who don’t want to rely on credit cards.


Rebekka
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  • November 3, 2025

Indeed, there are now platforms that enable honesty, transparency, and accuracy in financial transactions. To resolve the issues at hand, it is possible and necessary to use solutions from KEA. With such platforms, it is possible to ensure the security and transparency of payments, and there should be no delays in principle.