PayPal merchant account details


alexyes
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7 Dec 11 09:55:47 am
i would like to know when we sign in under merchant /a c do we need to

1) verified bank a/c with the url name = bank a/c name ?

2) credit card vefified with personal name or ?

do we need to do point 1 and 2 or either way for increase money for withdrawing or ?


irene_salehoo
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Hi alexyes,

Sorry but your question is not quite clear to me. I believe credit cards must be verified before you can use to apply for a PayPal merchant account. For more information about their service you may see them fully at Link hidden: Login to view

Hope this helps. :)


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alexyes
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as a merchant , how do we get money from paypal ? do we need to verified credit card and bank a/c or either way is fine ?

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irene_salehoo
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Hi alexyes,

You need to choose whether you will need to open a Premier Account (for individuals buying /selling online), or a Business Account ( a merchant account for a company).

To get your PayPal merchant account registered, you just have to fill out the requested forms. You can go directly to the PayPal site to open a PayPal Merchant Account - Link hidden: Login to view

You can view the policy/options if you click on 'Merchant Services' from the link provided Link hidden: Login to view

Having a PayPal merchant account will enable you to accept credit card payment from your buyers (without them having to disclose any credit card information to you.)

Hope this helps. :)


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alexyes
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for merchant a/c under payapl , if my url is abc.com , does it mean my bank a/c has belong to abc.com to receivign payment ? or i can choose as def.com as a payment bank to receiving money


fm1234
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No -- one of the only true advantages to PayPal is the ability to add multiple websites to the same account for processing. I routinely add and remove payment address in my PP account as I experiment with niches, set up little short-term sales sites etc. The name on the bank account is a company name which bears to resemblance at all to the various payment addresses.


Frank


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alexyes
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No -- one of the only true advantages to PayPal is the ability to add multiple websites to the same account for processing. I routinely add and remove payment address in my PP account as I experiment with niches, set up little short-term sales sites etc. The name on the bank account is a company name which bears to resemblance at all to the various payment addresses.


Frank


it means a company register name under paypal is abc ltd , and the bank a/c must be abc ltd . however , the email address and url can be xyz.com and xyz@gmail.com ?


fm1234
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Right, the payee e-mail address and name can be anything. I'm not sure how strict they are on the registrant and bank account names matching -- my main bank account matches the registrant, but there are two other bank accounts attached that have different names -- so you can have different names on the accounts, but the main one may have to match the account holder name (I'm sorry; just not sure on this point.)


Frank


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alexyes
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12 Dec 11 03:49:07 am
Right, the payee e-mail address and name can be anything. I'm not sure how strict they are on the registrant and bank account names matching -- my main bank account matches the registrant, but there are two other bank accounts attached that have different names -- so you can have different names on the accounts, but the main one may have to match the account holder name (I'm sorry; just not sure on this point.)


Frank


a little confuse here , so , how it works >?


 

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