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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ibnanv" data-source="post: 18206137" data-attributes="member: 218596"><img src="http://cdn.searchenginejournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/1010060_10151502444987592_939553942_n-637x277.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />WePay/FacebookIf you’ve ever made a purchase on eBay, you likely used PayPal  to complete your transaction. Whether for personal or professional use,  PayPal is hands down the most popular online payment service to send  and receive money. However, the ubiquitious company soon could have some  serious competition.It’s been predicted the  market for mobile payment transactions will reach over $235 billion in  the next year. Which is why some major players, like Facebook and Apple,  are testing the waters with their own mobile payment services. PayPal  will need to step up their game, particularly with longstanding  complaints such as poor customer service and frequently freezing  accounts.But why wait on hypothetical situations? Regardless if  Apple or Facebook follows through with their mobile payment apps, there  are still several other options available now. Believe it or not,  there’s more competition than you are probably aware of, and many of  them are superior to Paypal.If you’re involved with an online business, here are twelve alternatives to PayPal that you should definitely investigate.Google Wallet                Google Wallet  was once Google’s Checkout. And while the name has changed, the  features have remained intact. It’s safe, simple and has rapid transfers  to and from your bank account. It also has similar features to PayPal,  such as credit card processing and the ability to send out invoices.WePayBesides featuring stellar customer service and fraud protection, WePay  is a standout alternative because consumers can make purchases without  leaving your site via a virtual terminal. Not only does this make your  site look more professional, the service seems to be more focused on the  individual’s interests and not just their credit card numbers.2CheckoutBy combining a merchant account with a payment gateway 2Checkout  permits customers to receive credit card and PayPal payments. The  company also features international payments, a solid shopping cart, and  recurring billing.Authorize.NetAuthorize.Net has  been around since 1996 and is supposedly the Internet’s most widely  used payment gateway. Authorize.Net has over 400,000 merchants and has  been the recipient of the Achievement in Customer Excellence (ACE) award  for five consecutive years.SkrillSkrill,  formerly Moneybookers, has some intriguing features such as a free  setup, low fees, and the ability to send text messages straight from  your account. Besides being a popular and simple alternative to PayPal,  the service is great for international merchants since you’re allowed to  transfer your account balance onto a prepaid debit card almost  instantly.IntuitIntuit  is almost an essential service if you’re a small business owner  who needs help with your finances. Besides being able to accept  payments, both online and in-person with GoPayment, Intuit can also help  you pay employees, calculate payroll taxes, and file payroll tax forms.ProPayProPay  offers similar features to other PayPal alternatives including the  ability to receive and send money anywhere in the world and even  recurring billing and a built-in shopping cart. The one big advantage  that ProPay has over the others is it’s also accepted by eBay. There’s  also the ProPay JAK, a mobile phone credit card reader which can process  credit and debit cards in real-time on your iOS or Android phones, in  case you’re doing transactions in person.Click2SellWhile Click2Sell  has the normal features found on any worthy PayPal replacement, it’s  one of the few that will accept PayPal, Google Checkout, Skrill, and  credit cards with or without a merchant account. But, the most standout  features are affiliate tracking, powerful reports, and automated sales  management. They also have the leading sales reporting tools so you can  better understand your strategies and sales tactics.DwollaDwolla  is very similar to PayPal in that you can do everything from paying  your friends back to accepting payments at your place of business.  What’s unique about this service is that if both parties have a Dwolla  account, then money can be spent easily through their name, Facebook ID,  Twitter handle, LinkedIn profile, telephone number, or email address.BraintreeBraintree  has been growing steadily since 2007. Some of the platform’s features  include a payment gateway, recurring billing, credit card storage,  and allowing global online and mobile businesses to accept credit card  payments via a merchant account.ClickBankClickBank  has been around since 1998 and offers a ton of easy to use features.  ClickBank does everything for you, including building a site for your  products and optimizing your business. Basically, ClickBank is a  one-stop shop for online businesses.StripeStripe  is a rapidly growing start-up that removes the need for a merchant  account or gateway. Stripe takes care of all your payment needs from  storing cards, to handling subscriptions, to direct payouts to your bank  account. Web developers will dig the ability to integrate a payment  system into a projects by using Stripe’s API.Do you think Paypal’s reign almost over? Which of these competitors will you keep your eye on?</blockquote>

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