New ePayments Association to Address High Cost of Paying Commissions and Affiliates

[ePayments]

Cards are issued to India also?

India has peculiar regulations with regards to issuing cards, it only permits the use of cards that has been specifically issued in India. EPA is currently working to setup such programme. We will update you in the near future when India specific programme will go live.

Your patience is much appreciated.

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So is there any companies actually using your service to pay their affiliates currently?

Also, From your FAQ, I can't see any loading options other than via a P2P transfer?

We are in discussions with a number of large affiliate networks and for contractual non-disclosure reasons we can not tell you who they are at this stage. If however, you would like to tell us which affiliate programmes/networks you would like to receive commissions form we will open dialogue with them (in case we have not already done so) and invite them to join the Association.

At the moment we only offer a bank transfer loading option via NatWest bank. Please make sure to use your ePayments ID number as a payment reference.

Any affiliate programmes or networks you are currently working with can make a payment to a member of the Electronic Payments Association by making a bank wire transfer via NetWest bank referencing your ePayments ID number.

The funds will be instantly credited to your ePayments Account and can be managed online, where you can use the funds to load your ePayments Prepaid Card acceptable at ATMs worldwide.

[Long]

Good luck with that.

[quakeon]

Please tell me is this payment processing only for VISA -MASTER cards or costumer can pay as with PayPal balance and this money will be credited on our ePayments account? or No

Thank You

[ePayments]

The Electronic Payments Association does not offer balance transfers between PayPal and the ePayments Account. However, individual may use their PayPal accounts to pay EPA Membership Fees (waived for the first 1000 members).

You should think of your membership of the Electronic Payments Association as an opportunity to improve your ecommerce relationships and make significant savings when paying and receiving regular affiliate commissions.

As a non-for-profit organisation, members of EPA have access to the internal payments infrastructure free of charge.

Neither does the Association charge its members for receiving payments on to their ePayments Accounts, nor does it charge them for loading their chip & pin ePayments Prepaid Cards.

[torrfriend]

nice start up, yes in most of the transaction, eats 2-5% as transaction fees.
i have some questions


1)
fully annonymous....??

2)
dollar or euro or pound(your home currency) or all

3)
so epayment member to epayment member free, independent of country...???(no limit on transaction or number of transaction/month or year without the country where the member is)

that is you replied

"India has peculiar regulations with regards to issuing cards, it only permits the use of cards that has been specifically issued in India. EPA is currently working to setup such programme. We will update you in the near future when India specific programme will go live.

Your patience is much appreciated. "

think i am from india(yes it is), can i create account without your card....?? so we're atleast able to transact within epayments members(free transactions)

[ePayments]

1) In order to transact an EPA member only requires to know other member's ePayments ID. Which does make a transaction anonymous.

2) At the moment our base currency is USD. However, we are working to introduce other currencies in the future.

3) We accept members from all around the globe - however, we are not allowed to accept applications from residents of countries under UN trading embargoes or OFAC sanctions ? these currently include: Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, N. Korea, Burma (Myanmar), Liberia, Rwanda, Sudan, Syria, and Zimbabwe.

Even if you do not require a card you can still use the ePayments Account to transact with other members.

[torrfriend]

thanks for quick response

now i have some more questions, i am from india(happy, we're not in that black list )

1)
charge back available like paypal, due to fraud or some other reason .??

2)
merchant site list, who are using epayments or accept epayments

3)
i don't have passport for applying(i am student too), any other proofs applicable?

4)
in paypal,
indian paypal user to another indian paypal user is not allowed,
any conditions like that....??

5)
transaction limits depend on country or any other or no limitation....??

[ePayments]

EPA has been setup to allow its members to make and receive affiliate commission payments faster, safer and cheaper.

1) The Association does not offer a merchant acquiring service at this stage.

2) EPA is setting up a network of merchants for its members to spend funds directly from their ePayments Accounts. As the Association of online professionals, the network will primarily include hosting, domain management and other related merchants.

3) Regulations require us to "know our members" and recognises government issued ID whether a passport or any other national ID document. Furthermore, we are also required to verify our members' residential addresses. Which means that all applicants must provide a utility bill or an equivalent.

4) Once we have successfully verified a member's identity we do not restrict members access to the internal payments facilities, regardless of the country of origin of that member.

[torrfriend]

now i understood most

[avRo]

application rejected..coz I did not provide my passpot info