AlertPay: My Way To Pay.
Founded to facilitate safe instant payments between individuals and online businesses, AlertPay is the rising leader in secure online payment solutions.
Firoz and Ferhan Patel founded AlertPay in August 2004 and started off with six employees in Montreal, Quebec. Five years later, AlertPay now has over 70 employees and over four million (4,000,000!) members. AlertPay is proud to have a multi-lingual, inter-disciplinary staff with enough passion and talent to keep the company moving forward.
AlertPay has members in 190+ countries, supports 23 currencies and offers localized banking in 46 countries. We are always working on making our services available to more people all over the world.
AlertPay strictly complies with the regulations of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada (OSFI), the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
All monies deposited with AlertPay are FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) and CDIC (Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation) pass-through insured in the US and Canada and are held with federally chartered and regulated banks.
How AlertPay works
Step 1: Sender Makes A Payment
Click on a payment button or the “Send Money” feature. Pay by e-wallet, which can be funded by bank account or check (no personal checks or cash), or pay by credit card.
Step 2: Payment Is Processed
AlertPay processes the payment in real-time, transferring the money to the receiver’s account. A confirmation email is sent to both parties.
Step 3: Receiver Gets Paid
The money is instantly available in the receiver’s AlertPay account, which can be withdrawn by bank account, credit/debit card or check.
Fees
PayPal: The Safer , Easier Way To Pay
PayPal is the faster, safer way to pay and get paid online. The service allows members to send money without sharing financial information, with the flexibility to pay using their account balances, bank accounts, credit cards or promotional financing. With more than 87 million active accounts in 190 markets and 24 currencies around the world, PayPal enables global ecommerce. PayPal is an eBay company and is made up of three leading online payment services: the PayPal global payment service, the Payflow Gateway and Bill Me Later. The company's open payment platform, PayPal X, allows developers to build innovative payment applications on multiple platforms and devices. More information about the company can be found at PayPal.com.
PayPal is headquartered in San Jose, California and its international headquarters is located in Singapore.
Account Types
Fees
WebMoney is an electronic money and online payment system (transactions are conducted through WebMoney Transfer). WM Transfer Ltd, the owner and administrator of WebMoney Transfer Online Payment System, was founded in 1998 and is a legal corporate entity of Belize, Central America. Originally targeted mainly at Russian clients, it is now used worldwide. The company claims to have more than 11 million users.As of Dec 17 2010, Steam accepts WebMoney as an payment method.An unrelated Japanese company provides a similar online payment system using the same name. However, the Japanese service only supports accounts denominated in yen and anonymity is not as strong as in WebMoney.Every account, known as a "purse", is run in Gold-equivalents (WMG), US-Dollar-equivalents (WMZ), ruble-equivalents (WMR), euro-equivalents (WME) or hryvina-equivalents (WMU). Accounts are identified by strings called WM-IDs; account holders can remain completely anonymous towards each other.Signing up and receiving webmoney (known as "WM units") from other users is free; sending WM units to other accounts incurs a fee of 0.8%. Funds can be deposited into or withdrawn from webmoney accounts by money order, wire transfer, by conversion from other electronic currencies, or by cash transactions at authorized exchange offices; all of these incur various fees. It is also possible to purchase WM cards for $10–$100 in order to fund an account.WebMoney transactions do not require a credit card or bank account and are immune against certain scams because they are final and cannot be retracted; this is similar to e-gold and cash and unlike credit card transactions and PayPal.WebMoney has had its share of security vulnerabilities. Fraudsters have targeted users of WebMoney with a host of Trojans and mal-wares.
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Founded to facilitate safe instant payments between individuals and online businesses, AlertPay is the rising leader in secure online payment solutions.Firoz and Ferhan Patel founded AlertPay in August 2004 and started off with six employees in Montreal, Quebec. Five years later, AlertPay now has over 70 employees and over four million (4,000,000!) members. AlertPay is proud to have a multi-lingual, inter-disciplinary staff with enough passion and talent to keep the company moving forward.
AlertPay has members in 190+ countries, supports 23 currencies and offers localized banking in 46 countries. We are always working on making our services available to more people all over the world.
AlertPay strictly complies with the regulations of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada (OSFI), the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
All monies deposited with AlertPay are FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) and CDIC (Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation) pass-through insured in the US and Canada and are held with federally chartered and regulated banks.
How AlertPay works
Step 1: Sender Makes A Payment
Click on a payment button or the “Send Money” feature. Pay by e-wallet, which can be funded by bank account or check (no personal checks or cash), or pay by credit card.
Step 2: Payment Is Processed
AlertPay processes the payment in real-time, transferring the money to the receiver’s account. A confirmation email is sent to both parties.
Step 3: Receiver Gets Paid
The money is instantly available in the receiver’s AlertPay account, which can be withdrawn by bank account, credit/debit card or check.
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PayPal is the faster, safer way to pay and get paid online. The service allows members to send money without sharing financial information, with the flexibility to pay using their account balances, bank accounts, credit cards or promotional financing. With more than 87 million active accounts in 190 markets and 24 currencies around the world, PayPal enables global ecommerce. PayPal is an eBay company and is made up of three leading online payment services: the PayPal global payment service, the Payflow Gateway and Bill Me Later. The company's open payment platform, PayPal X, allows developers to build innovative payment applications on multiple platforms and devices. More information about the company can be found at PayPal.com.
PayPal is headquartered in San Jose, California and its international headquarters is located in Singapore.
Account Types
Free when the money comes from PayPal balance or bank account.2.9% + $0.30 USD
when the money comes from a debit or credit card or PayPal Credit (the sender decides who pays this fee).
WebMoney: Smart Online Payment Solution
when the money comes from a debit or credit card or PayPal Credit (the sender decides who pays this fee).
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WebMoney is an electronic money and online payment system (transactions are conducted through WebMoney Transfer). WM Transfer Ltd, the owner and administrator of WebMoney Transfer Online Payment System, was founded in 1998 and is a legal corporate entity of Belize, Central America. Originally targeted mainly at Russian clients, it is now used worldwide. The company claims to have more than 11 million users.As of Dec 17 2010, Steam accepts WebMoney as an payment method.An unrelated Japanese company provides a similar online payment system using the same name. However, the Japanese service only supports accounts denominated in yen and anonymity is not as strong as in WebMoney.Every account, known as a "purse", is run in Gold-equivalents (WMG), US-Dollar-equivalents (WMZ), ruble-equivalents (WMR), euro-equivalents (WME) or hryvina-equivalents (WMU). Accounts are identified by strings called WM-IDs; account holders can remain completely anonymous towards each other.Signing up and receiving webmoney (known as "WM units") from other users is free; sending WM units to other accounts incurs a fee of 0.8%. Funds can be deposited into or withdrawn from webmoney accounts by money order, wire transfer, by conversion from other electronic currencies, or by cash transactions at authorized exchange offices; all of these incur various fees. It is also possible to purchase WM cards for $10–$100 in order to fund an account.WebMoney transactions do not require a credit card or bank account and are immune against certain scams because they are final and cannot be retracted; this is similar to e-gold and cash and unlike credit card transactions and PayPal.WebMoney has had its share of security vulnerabilities. Fraudsters have targeted users of WebMoney with a host of Trojans and mal-wares.