support international / non-US accounts

[chadwhitacre]

Right now Balanced only supports merchant accounts for US entities. There's a whole world out there. Obviously a big undertaking, but definitely of huge value to Balanced customers.

[weblance2]

+1

[dave7oaks]

Would love to know about and potentially use this once available. I am based in The Netherlands. Thanks!

[RafaelReinehr]

+1000.

[roncito]

+1

[tito]

+1 - how can we help ?

[dsog]

+1

[domenkozar]

+1

[pkennard]

+1 as well! We'd use this immediately.

[quekshuy]

Singapore!

[fmaida]

+1 from Italy

[davesmylie]

+1 from New Zealand.

[stanBienaives]

+1 from France, lot's of innovatives startup in here! We are orphelin of an good payment solution..

[jendrikseipp]

+1 from Germany

[jvelo]

+1 from France

[adamjpeterson]

+1 to accept sellers from Australia utilizing a US based marketplace. Any updates on progress here?

[awalpot]

count me in...

[glideint]

We have clients that would like this feature.

[TheHumaneClub]

+1 India

[georgecoltart]

UK +1

[amueller]

+1 from Germany :)

[klaw23]

+1 for Australia and Canada

[zupo]

+1 for EU

[domenkozar]

Just for reference, we are waiting for EU support: https://fundhub.org/pledge/1/choose

[jonagoldman]

+1 Israel

[0xgeert]

+1

[juanbermudez]

Canada, UK and other european contries would be great.

[cristiancc]

• 1 for EU. Starting for the larger markets, specially the ones in the south where there is a lack of good payment solutions, like France or Spain.

[olliem]

+1 UK

[joeyAghion]

+1 Our marketplace is US-based but we need to support international merchants.

[steveklabnik]

Hey @gauravtiwari,

As you can see, this issue is still open, so it hasn't been implemented yet. We don't generally promise a hard date, because they're almost always wrong. Keep your eyes peeled on this ticket!

[danieljohnmorris]

+1 UK !!!

[undr]

+1 Thailand and other SEA countries

[garfieldmypet]

+1 for Malaysia. Please bring international marketplace support to Malaysia.

[hqubaisi]

+1 from UAE

[juanroldan1989]

+1 from Argentina !

[chaswagner]

+1 Canada

[garfieldmypet]

+1 million for Malaysia. Please bring balanced to Malaysia!

[MDrollette]

+150 for Canada (the number of sellers we could migrate from beanstream)

[bradyswenson]

+1

[seanlinsley]

[sagivo]

thanks

[mpapis]

+1 for Poland (but USD please, I want to exchange myself)

[danieljohnmorris]

2 years later, what's the progress with this?

[confact]

They still working on it. They just changed the multi currency launch from 22 May to 10th of July. Which is the first step for this.

I'm a bit sad and disappointed of that. I will use this as soon as it is released and working for me as swede.

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[steveklabnik]

Yup, @confact is right: https://www.balancedpayments.com/international-payments

[zkirill]

+1 Canada

[dwenaus]

+1 Canada

[dvanallen1]

+1 Philipenes

[nainira]

+1 South Korea

[balupton]

+1 for Australia

[tinymammothdesign]

+1 for Canada / Australia!

[jwisener]

+1 Philippines/Guatemala

[rimbrogno]

+1 for Australia!!

[udayanb]

+1 from India

[danschmidt5189]

+1 and spare me (us?) from Stripe hell the not-as-pleasant Stripe API.

[matejkramny]

@danschmidt5189 whats wrong with stripe?

[tinymammothdesign]

Balanced have escrow!

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[danschmidt5189]

@matejkramny "Stripe Hell" was an exaggeration (amended above), especially with their latest API version which is quite good. Stripe isn't bad; Balanced has just been really, really good:

• Easier to use/simpler (thoughtful object design; follows JSONAPI pretty closely)
• Better, more substantive documentation (the API repo is an amazing resource)
• IRC / email support are extremely responsive, knowledgeable, and organized (really valuable for a production system)

Balanced also has Orders (which afaik Stripe does not yet have), removing a lot of concurrency/locking-related headaches.

Of course, this is purely my opinion, and I'd rather not hijack the thread to compare Stripe/Balanced. :)

[tsuz]

+1 Japan 日本