I have a web site in Spanish and it goes to all of Latin America. How
can I get set up to be able to let persons on-line make purchases and
pay for it and shipping using their credit card. This is for some 25
Spanish-speaking countries.

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Request for Question Clarification by fsw-ga on 25 Jun 2002 09:55 PDT

Is it a US bank that the funds will be deposited to? If not, can you
please specify which country the receiving account is located in?
Thanks :)

fsw

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Clarification of Question by pendleton-ga on 25 Jun 2002 15:40 PDT

The money for these credit card transactions would go into a bank in
Mexico. Preferably BANAMEX (Banco Nacional de México). I have heard of
one service that would give me a credit card account for my on-line
customers but for a $900 usd deposit. I am not interested in that. I
want to pay a percentage of sales that the credit card clearing
business would handle.

John P.

Hi,

I wish I could post an answer to this question, but I guess I can just
post the answer in the comments section.

For a company I help manage (http://www.practicespot.com), we use
WorldPay for all of our credit card processing. They are amazingly
good. Here's why:

- They give us use of their SSL server and all transactions are done
on their page
- You can customise your "Payment Pages" beyond belief. You can change
colours, text, required fields, etc.
- You can setup immediate payments, future payments and contracts
where you charge the client whenever they have fees due.
- All funds are put directly into your bank account within 4 weeks.
- Great support and help manuals.

About pricing, they charge an annual fee, then approximately 4% per
transaction as well as $0.30 per transaction as well. All in all, it's
very good rates for what you get. I certainly recommend checking them
out.

Their website is at http://www.worldpay.com.

If you have any questions about them, use the contact button on the
PracticeSpot website and I will get back to you. My name is Henry.

Hope this helps.