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    Being outside Europe/US, how you you charge users?

    Daniil Okhlopkov
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    I'm a Russian Indie hacker. Here I can charge Russian users with easy: there are a lot of services for local cards (including Apple/Google pay). But I want to create an international SaaS. And I want to charge my users monthly. I can't use Stripe - it is not available for Russian residents. Can you advise the worldwide acquiring service? I'm using SendOwl but it is so ugly

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    Ferenc Forgacs
    Gift Hunt
    Hi @okhlopkov I think you can use Paddle (https://paddle.com/) and you can also handle subscriptions with Gumroad (https://gumroad.com/)
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    Ferenc Forgacs
    Gift Hunt
    @okhlopkov sure thing. Also take a look at Mollie (https://www.mollie.com/en) I'm not sure about them, but it worth to drop them an email.
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    Daniil Okhlopkov
    Kvistly
    Kvistly
    Launching soon!
    @okhlopkov @feriforgacs The main problem that my company wasn't incorporated. I'm individual. Stripe require a lot of LLC & LTD documents and verifications before allows me to accept payments. I have not checked your 3 tools yet, hoping that they can just send collected payments to my PayPal...
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    Ferenc Forgacs
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    @okhlopkov I see. I haven't used Paddle and Mollie before, but I know that Gumroad works that way. All you need is a paypal account and you are good to go.
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